When three strangers appear in Mirkwood, the Elves learn that Sauron's influence reaches farther than they ever thought possible. Pre-4th Edition Forgotten Realms, LOTR bookverse.

Young-ish Drizzt finds himself in Arwen's body shortly before the Fellowship of the Ring. Everyone just thinks she's gone a little crazy.

Legolas has a very curious pair of creatures in the Greenwood. One of them, he isn't even sure what it is, but it sounds like a dwarf.

So im crossing over two stories that I happen to love so enjoy

Drizzt Do'Urden, after one thousand years of solitude, journeys to Middle Earth where he will train a young boy named Aragorn in the ways of the ranger.

Drizzt Do'Urden, and his dearest friend, Catti-brie, set off on an adventure, and wind up in the forests of Mirkwood. They are captured by the elves, and taken to King Thranduil. While they are here, they both uncover secrets that were best left unspoken, and discover things that were not meant to be discovered. DISCLAIMER: Nope, I don't own LOTR or the Forgotten Realms. *Sighs*

By popular request, a drabble postscript to 'Les Morts Dansant' showing a glimpse of Cierre's activities in the Undying Lands. Disclaimer as for 'Les Morts Dansant'.

NOT TA-verse! Eilistraee and Vhaeraun are dead, and some of their despairing Drow worshippers flee to another world; Middle Earth. Meanwhile Éomer & Lothiriel's courtship is threatened by a Haradrim plot. When the Drow arrive things become complicated...

He was not meant to die in this world without hope. He was never meant to die at all. (Legolas/OMC. Non graphic mentions of torture. Dub-con.) (Revised version)

The two most famous elves in fantasy switch places. And they are not necessarily taking it well. How much does it take to convince someone he is someone else when everything seems to be in opposition to his memories?