Marisia Park was having a good day, until she got home and turned on the TV. She had to flee her new condo and found herself in a park. She came upon a lake. A swirling light at the bottom drew her to jump in the lake and swim to the swirl ... in a large mirror. She touched the mirror ... and ended up in Thedas ...

Dorian and Adahla exchange letters and write an academic paper. Set post-game, pre-Trespasser. Solavellan, minor Dorian/Bull.

After saving captives from the Antaam, Isabella finds out from Viago that she ruined a larger Crow operation. Until further notice, she's banished from Antiva until things calm down. That's when she meets Varric with a contract of a lifetime. If she can pull this off and find the Dread Wolf, then she can return home victorious once tempers have cooled. **Lucanis/Rook Romance**

It's been over ten years since Fae left Ferelden, but much has changed since then. There's a new enemy, and this time it's threatening all of Thedas. The Herald of Andraste cannot face it alone. After a childhood spent in hiding, this elf is about to be dragged into the limelight. Bet she didn't See that coming.

Born amidst the ashes of a battlefield, Xari Maras was raised in the heart of Minrathous by an esteemed military family. But whispers of a forgotten past linger in the shadows—a mysterious emblem, vivid nightmares, and a bloodline tied to the Venatori. (Origin of Rook, before Veilguard & leading into events of the game. Shadow Dragons, Venatori, Antivan Crows, Rook x Lucanis)

Teneira Tabris has spent her life clawing her way to the top of the pecking order in Denerim's alienage. After sacrificing her life there to keep her people safe, she finds herself at the bottom of another ladder. Rated M for things both fun and dark.

Follow Rook and Davrin with Harding and Taash in a Horrors of Hormak inspired adventure.

After a traumatic event at school, Holli wakes up in Thedas with a magical mark on her hand they expect her to use to close the hole in the sky. She goes with it on the provisor the Inquisition will use some of their resources to find her a way home. As time goes on she comes to learn there is more that connects her to Thedas and the Fade than the glowing mark on her hand.

Lara finds herself imprisoned with no knowledge of how she got here and why there is a green mark on her hand. She wants to prove her innocence and leave but she is thrusted into a role she is not prepared for. The world is dependent on her to save them. Then there's the Commander. An ex-templar. An enemy. She is angry at herself for falling for him but she can't stop herself.

Solas remains determined to tear down the Veil, putting all of Thedas in danger, after eight years. Rook, of the Antivan Crows, and Lavellan, the Inquisitor, must stop him before his self-destructive mission consumes him. Will they be able to save the world and Solas in time? Solas x Lavellan, Lucanis x Rook

How different could the fifth Blight have gone if the timeline was different? Follow the story of Amell from his recruitment in the Circle Tower, to Highever, Ostagar and beyond. Rated M for violence, language and possible sexual content later.

Solas sigue decidido a derribar el Velo, poniendo en peligro a todo Thedas, después de ocho años. Rook, de los Cuervos Antivanos, y Lavellan, la Inquisidora, deben detenerlo antes de que su misión autodestructiva lo consuma. ¿Podrán salvar al mundo y a Solas a tiempo? Solas x Lavellan, Lucanis x Rook

Andraste yeeting a disheveled amnesiac elf through a rift was shocking enough; that elf being a nerd who's seven shades of screwy makes everything more complicated. Irreverent humor & folk music abound as Inquisitor Iaspis navigates Thedas. The world's going to the Dread Wolf, folks. It's up to our heroine to stop him...preferably without losing her heart and mind on the way.

Book 2 of the series, Freedom Marches follows Korlys, Mario and Attrei, along with their new associates - the healer Claudio and two Crow apprentices, Anastasio and Dante - on their new adventures as they leave Ferelden behind.

What can eight Grey Wardens, most of whom are new recruits, do against a Blight? Save the world if they have to, or go down trying. During such times they must name a new King, or two, and stop a civil war from tearing Ferelden apart. Easy, right? If you're in the habit of creating miracles. Which they must do now, before Ferelden falls to the darkness.

I used DA2 for inspiration. I own nothing all rights go to BioWare. This is my first attempt at writing a complete ff. Trigger warning, SA, child abuse, violence and sexual situations/ banter will be present in this story. Feel free to message me any questions or point out any spelling/ grammatical errors. Let me know what you think

Chaos seems to precede or follow Rose Marian Hawke wherever she goes – deliberately, only about half the time. To Seneschal Bran, she is a nuisance with influence above her station and too little regard for the rules. To Hawke, Bran is just another rigid bureaucrat too afraid to act. But in Kirkwall, chaos and order just can't stay out of each other's way.

She had walked across the Veil ready to face whatever fate awaited them, together...only to find herself alone on the other side. For months she had embarked on a futile search for him. Or anyone else. Eventually, she arrived at the only conclusion left, as impossible as it seemed: through some cunning act of magic, he had somehow sent her through the Veil in his stead.

A retelling of Dragon Age scenes with Solas and Lavellan as the focus characters. Some scenes follow actual in game stories and other are entirely made up. I wanted to flesh out their relationship a bit more. Starts in Inquisition and will carry over to Veilguard.

When the Dreadwolf is your father and the Inquisitor is your mother, life is never boring. But when everyone is called to battle and no one will tell her what is going on, Elianna's curiosity gets the better of her. One angry ancient goddess, a mad dash through the fade, and a tumble through time later, Elianna finds herself in a changed world with a glowing green mark on her palm.

"From Stone to Sky" tells the poignant story of Duran Aeducan, a dwarven noble from Orzammar who has lost everything to betrayal. For the first time, he steps out of the dark depths into the radiant surface world—a place he has only heard of in tales. A collection of short tales of the dwarfen warden that you don't see, in this kind of detail, in the game! Also some new stuff!