(TRIGGER WARNING: Sexual abuse, child loss) A companion piece for "Refuge," from the Inquisitor's perspective. Who was Cullen's rescuer?

How do you react when your favorite video game becomes real? Xandriana has been dropped into Fereldan with the task of bringing about the return of Dragon God Mercurion. The problem? She's now half dragon and a bearer of magic; something that could get her killed if found out. Can she raise a God and keep her secret from her companions? Epecially from a handsome elf?

When Arianwen makes a vow to protect Ferelden and the Cousland name, she sacrifices all she is to become someone she is not. Can a child lead armies against a Blight? Can a child fall in love? Can a child shape fate itself and forge peace in a country tearing itself apart from within? To find the end of destiny, you must search for a beginning...(Alistair/Warden)(HIATUS)

After the Grey Wardens were all killed at Ostagar, Alistair was left to face the blight on his own. After gathering a team and raising an army, he is now face to face with the Archdemon. What will become of him? AU interpretation of The Darkspawn Chronicles DLC.

After Hawke and his band of comrades depart from Kirkwall Aveline remains to restore order to the town. She finds multiple challenges ranging from the chantry and Templar's disdain of her and three new threats against her job and citizens. Could an old enemy be behind some of the chaos or is there a new form of evil falling on the veil torn city?

"Was it you who told me once-now looking back, it seems surreal!-That all our mistakes are merely grist for the mill? Now I wear the brand of 'Traitor,' don't it seem a bit absurd, when I was so obviously framed?" - Anders reflects on the events that led him to the Grand Revolution. Inspired by Ray Lamontagne's song 'Lesson Learned.' Anders x F!Hawke.

Missing scenes from the lives of the Warden, Hawke, and their companions. The many strange, wonderful, and sometimes infuriating things that happen when they're done being heroes for the night.

Alistair Theirin, former Grey Warden and the King of Ferelden, is a happily married man to the only woman who ever understood him: His Rose.

The Sun of the Stone chronicles the journey of Solaria Brosca, Grey Warden and Hero of Ferelden, in life and love. This is a slight AU where Brosca and Leske are childhood friends who discover that they love each other, and the Princess Aeducan survives to join the Wardens as well. These are the mature chapters I couldn't post in the T rating. BioWare owns all. Enjoy and review!

Leliana's past catches up with her in a delightful night of female company with her old lover, Marjolaine.

Life around Namia Hawke is never dull. She keeps Varric on his toes, always dragging him into some crazy adventure. At least he gets to write about it and, if need be, make up a new ending or change the details. But when she manages to surprise him...well, that's another story entirely. (Female Hawke/Varric Tethras)

Challenge Prompt. Choose a well-known, popular scene in DA and tell it from the perspective of a character who is present, but not the main character. One-shot. Isolde & Connor.

The most unrealistic aspect of Varric's stories is magic, of all things. Hawke has a few things to say about that.

Hawke and her companions flee from Kirkwall in the aftermath of the Chantry's destruction and the nullification of the Circle. Hawke does not want to talk about what happened, but may have no choice in the matter. She gave Anders a chance for redemption during the chaos, but what now?

More adventures of F!Hawke/Anders from the Mundane Magic world. What started out as a simple search and rescue leads to the creation of something new for the patrons of the Hanged Man, and several people confront ghosts from their past. M for sex & angst.

After the events of Dragon Age Origins and the events of Dragon Age Awakening, The Hero of Ferelden travels to Kirkwall with her new companion Ariane to set into motion the catalyst that starts the now infamous war between the Mages and Templars. However, along the way, she uncovers not only long held secrets but a revaluation so shocking it will forever change her world.

The Current Challenge on the Dragon Age Fanfiction Writers Group: Major scene as told from the perspective of a minor character. I had Norah tell what she recalled of Fenris' revenge of Danarius. It largely matches the quest with a few changes to have it make some sense (to me) and Norah's mind wanders a bit at times. I squeezed in some sensuality, extreme violence and sweetness.

Title is still pending. Third person and POV telling of Hawke's journey from a farm girl in Lothering to the Champion and beyond. Character focus will shift among Hawke and her companions over the course of the story. New content outside the original story. Rogue!Fem! Hawke. There are going to be romances. However, I'm going to leave all, save one, a surprise: (F!Hawke/Anders)

Teagan Guerrin is a witness to a blood magic sacrifice that could save his nephew and home with the potential to destroy them at the same time. Written for the Dragon Age Fanfiction Writer's Group. The June Challenge. Rated M for character death. One shot.

A one-shot near the end of the game between Siobhan Amell and Alistair.

Long ago, my spouse gave me a comic which depicted a man telling his author wife, "I know they're your creations, but how can we possibly afford to feed them all!" I noticed that comic this morning and this little drabble came from it. All belongs to BioWare, I'm just a pansy wordsmith that plays on their swing set.

The Inquisitor is less-than prepared for what has been thrown her way. Blessed or cursed with this power, Trevelyan strives to overcome it. Though this is easier said than done. She is faced with obstacles everywhere - in others, and in herself. Will a little talk with her military advisor make things better, or worse?

¿Por qué Flemeth envía a Morrigan con los guardias grises en vez de poseer a su hija y hacerlo ella misma?

Alistair and Elissa meet in an online world and the real world, but something isn't all that it seems.

Garret Hawke believes that freedom is the most important concept to understand and experience, yet in trying to protect his family, his friends, and the man he loves, he is constricting his own life and emotions in ways he had never considered before. M!Hawke/Anders