A Khajiit thief and a Nord maid both have the gift for thievery. These are the story's of their mischievous adventures.

She is a mortal child who is claimed as family and watched over by all of the Daedric Princes. She has watched the moon next to Azura, danced with mad fellows in New Sheoth and had tea on the shore of a lake of lava with a legion of Dremora. Her life is blessed by her otherworldly "Uncles" and "Aunts", and these are her stories.

Urlak is a very confused orc who just made his way into Skyrim from his home in Orsinium, his homeland in the mountains between Hammerfell and Skyrim. When he accidentally and unknowingly crosses borders into Imperial Legion territory, what happens when a troop finds him and takes him, along with the Stormcloaks who traveled behind him, to be executed? Will Urlak survive?

(Being reread and edited! Currently on: Ch. 9) Miraak served his dragon gods faithfully, though restlessly, until Apocrypha revealed to him his power and destiny. He was dragonborn, and that meant he could change the world, just as fate had decreed. The dragons were not gods, he learned. He would serve them no more; he would overthrow their tyrannical rule and bring them death.

Frida, Nord Dragonborn and Serana find themselves in bad luck and at the mercy of a Snow Troll.

Four people work together to escape their Thalmor captors in Northwatch Keep. Rated M for mentions of torture, murder and rape. An alternate start story.

An imortal seeks meaning through eternity. T for mild violence, some strong language, and suggestive themes. This story will get darker as it goes.

Ulfric Stormcloak has prevailed in his struggle for an independent Skyrim, and Alduin the World Eater has been defeated, but at what cost? The Emperor is Dead, his line ended, and the Empire he once ruled is shattered to its core. "Where does that leave us?" many in High Rock now ask. A post-Skyrim story set in the aftermath of Tamriel's greatest turning point of the Fourth Era.

The Dragonborn approaches Miraak spoiling for a fight, but first he strikes a deal. I wrote this about my own character after my battle with Miraak glitched and I was left feeling very unsatisfied! Here is how I imagined it going down.

Short excerpts from Bellz The Moonclaw's ridiculous play

The adventure of Deseanus Wolfang and his hardship and struggle to fight for Skyrim's independence and his love for someone who has been gone for years.

A young man from our world dies. Fortunately, or unfortunately, he gets reincarnated into Tamriel, in Skyrim specifically. Features: Reincarnated man from our Earth, with limited memories from past life.

Hi folks! I'm publishing something in-between. It's a short funny one-shot, something I'd LOVE to do in the game, but sadly it doesn't work. Enough said. Please enjoy, read and review. Spoiler warning: contains some information about Solstheim from the Dragonborn DLC. Disclaimer is found inside the story.

Heri is the long forgotten Deadric Prince of Protection. After so many years of separation from his lost lover who ascended with him he has grown weary & bored & none grab his attention anymore. Then a young bosmer calls for his aide & he finds he can't resist the young elf. So Heri goes to him only to find worship of his lost lover banned; the Prince is not happy with this.

NOTE: I am using a non playable race, a snow elf, as this character follows a build. and i HAVE completed the Dawnguard DLC so this story may contain spoilers. This story follows Paladin Vale, and his many adventures.i do realize Serana is highly over used, and she will most likely be continually used through out this story. Through peril and triumph Vale will pull throug.

He was a man of great height and stature, with a full head and beard of black hair. His voice was deep and smooth, with an air of power that sent shivers down the spines its audience. He spoke well, and his words were absolute. His voice was trustworthy. He was a Nord, and yet he was greater than just a simple man. He was Ovzul, and his Thu'um would change the landscape of time.

Two Vigilants of Stendarr go out on a slightly unusual request from the College of Winterhold. Little do they know this will drag them into events that will decide whether or not the entirety of Tamriel is destroyed. Together with another Vigilant and a disgraced Orc, they set out to stop the Prince of Destruction, traversing Cyrodiil and Morrowind to do so.

(Canceled- I gave up, probably.)

There's a reason the Dragonborn carries around so many Magicka potions, despite not being able to even use magic herself...

unique challenge

Skyrim... a game where the most insignificant character has its own journal... What about Dragonborn?

"I'm in trouble, I have to get out of here," The small amount of worry in Delilah's voice caught Keerava off guard. Delilah had always been apathetic, even she was shocked by Delilah's reaction.

Ethne stumbles on Vilkas' secret. (No, not that one, she already knows that one.) Sometimes you have to guard a shield-brother from himself. Spoilers for the Companions questline through the start of "Glory of the Dead."

This is the story of a Nord named Nova Quarksen, set during the the time of the Elder Scrolls Online, and her struggles that will lead her to the current time of ESO. I own nothing except the character concept. Rated M for eventual violence, language, and suggested themes. Work in progress (and very slow going at that).

From merchant's daughter to a murderer, Zarissis finds herself tossed into a new family as she finds a way to free herself from her old life. However, is becoming the Silencer for Lucien Lachance and falling in love with a 300 year old vampire really as liberating as she thinks? {This is a new and improved updated version of Blood That Binds}