An assassin of the Dark Brotherhood is hired by Isran and the Dawnguard to do a rather simple job, he soon discovers that what he has to do is anything but simple, leading Serana home may be the most difficult task he has ever attempted. He must walk the road before him to either victory for the Dawnguard or be dragged down into the cold ground with those around him.

The Oblivion Crisis is over. Tamriel is safe, for the time being. Hal the Bosmer seeks to contact the Mythic Dawn in order to recover from his past during the Five Year War in Valenwood. Little does he know, his path will take him away from the Dawn, and into the Dusk.

Bastard. Mongrel. That's what Cedric Vettane is. He came to Skyrim to track down his father, and finds himself in a land divided by war and its sky filled with dragons. He will commit many deeds, some good, some foul, but all mighty. In the Dovahkiin's quest to find his father, there will be blood.

"And throughout the morn of fire and a solid whip, the people of Nirn would remember only one thing: The Dragonborn never came." This is the story in which Alduin wins, and yet does not. Has undergone 5 years of editing and revision. Currently in progress.

Aneril and Vareysa; their lives before they met at the beginning of the Planemeld, during the Alliance War.

Valentine's Fluff I made up for the occasion. AelaXDovahkiin

Seventy one years after the Oblivion Crisis and nearly thirty years since the events of the Infernal City. For the first time in a decade, at the urging of Emperor Attrebus, Daggerfall hosts a summit to negotiate trade interests in the western provinces. The spirit of cooperation is not always the greatest motivation of the powers of Iliac Bay. Both blood and wine may spill.

Two mercenaries, hired to escort two mysterious mages to the College of Winterhold, an Argonian Thief struggling with his ancient power, and a Khajiit assassin unsure of her allegiances, are all put to the test as the Dragon Crisis threatens to destroy everything they know. (Discontinued)

The legends say that Kynareth, the wind goddess, was the spark that lit the fires of rebellion of Alduin's people, that she was the one who sent Paarthurnax from his path of dominion to a more just and honorable way. But the legends have lost shards of the whole truth.

As if the mudcrabs, spider attacks, and a bloody trail that led to a creepy cave weren't enough for Morthal, a certain someone had to appear out of nowhere. One whose blood wasn't purely human. One whom Idgrod, the only daughter of the Jarl, the future-governor of Morthal, wasn't expecting. In many ways she hadn't thought before. (gxg femslash)

Dragonborn. A tale shared across the continent of Skyrim, shared among friends since the defeat of Alduin so many centuries ago. A tale many never believed would return to truth...until a dragon, a beast of legend, lay siege to Helgen.

Teldryn Sero and the Dragonborn prepare to enjoy a quiet morning at their new home, but fate has altogether different plans for them.

TENTATIVELY TAKEN OFF HIATUS. CHAPTER REWRITE: ONLY CHAPTER 1 COMPLETE. The fate of the Companions comes into question when the secret of the Circle is exposed. Althea must work to save her newfound family and determine their course for the future. Her complicated relationship with Vilkas is distracting at times, but they manage to work together with only a bit of malice.

"All Isran could see was himself sitting there on the bed, staring vacantly as all the other kids got adopted by a loving family, and he was left there to rot. All he could see was himself, sitting there with a stony face, hiding a heart torn in two. He refused to let the kid become like him." In which Isran loses all semblance of self-control and adopts a child.

In the land of Skyrim, home of the Nords, mammoths and cold, there is a city named Markarth with an inn called Silver Blood. It is there our story begins as two Khajiit meet again. Their tales will be known throughout the lands of Tamriel

10 years after the oblivion crisis, an ordinary dunmer finds himself wrapped up in a plot to assassinate the leader of the Empire.

This is set in the same continuity as my series "In the Days of the Dragon" and "Tales of the Valkyries." The Last Dragonborn finds herself at the centre of the coming Incarnate War. The conflict will come to reveal mysteries not only about those whom she loves, but about her role as the Dragonborn itself.

Anika Bunker was just a B average student that was going to graduate high school this year when a freak thunderstorm and her replaying Skyrim caused her to enter the game against her will. Now she will have to save the world to try to get back home. She will learn more of the world than she ever wanted to and makes her question if she should go back home. Lots of triggers ahead.

Nowhere left to go, nowhere left to run. The united people of Skyrim make a last stand against a horde of the undead. We join the Dragonborn in his last Moments before the fight.

The Lilmothiit were the only race other than the Dwemer to completely disappear. Jo'ra was you typical Khajiit mage, working day to day with his sister Daro'ma as one of the greatest thieves in Elsweyr. Then, one day his life changed and put into effect a series of events that would shake Tamriel to it's core.

Seasons. Tides. Phases of the moon. Things change. You change. I don't. - A small collection of works based on Enderal, a game built by the German studio SureAI using Bethesda Softworks' Creation Engine. This is a rough work in progress and subject to notable change. This has spoilers for the end of the game, so fair warning.

Senja had thought it was easy to move on from Ulfric Stormcloak. Helgen threw them together as they fled through Imperial Holds back to Windhelm. She owed him her life as did he. Neither knew though who he was and what her heritage was precisely. But lies have a habit of coming out, no matter how much one wants them to stay undetected.

My personal novelization of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. This is a combination of content from the original game, my own retelling of the story and Zaric Zhakaron's brilliant "What if Oblivion Was Good" video which can be found here: /baV3dFX9uv4. I claim no credit for any ideas created by Bethesda or Zaric. I'm merely putting it into the form of a novel.

A Nord, a Khajiit, and an Imperial walk into a bar. While the Dragonborn is a hero worth her weight in salt, most of Skyrim's inhabitants could care less of myths and legends. That is until said 'Myth and Legend' walks into your life and drags you through the mud in some wayward adventure to 'Better the populace and way of life of Skyrim's children.' I'm going to need more mead. -J

Argon is an A a 12-year-old Argonian child who lives in Windhelm he is a troubled child with abusive father and a neglectful mother who once left Argon when he was a newborn in the freezing cold snow for several hours only to come get him when she was on the verge of pacing out Argon is adopted by the thieves guild after stealing there elder scroll