A boy with a passion for capes and fire for adventure finds himself in the wrong place in the middle of a cape fight. The Father of Time and Dragons notices a soul burning bright with passion and justice in his heart, and the determination to achieve it. On the eve of one life, another may take its place.

Samantha Brown is your typical Brockton Bay teenager; she listens to the newest pop songs, and hangs out with her friends down by the boardwalk. All that changes when the foundations of her world are shaken by an otherworldly revelation. With newfound powers and knowledge nobody else possesses, can she save her city, and the world, from annihilation?

Chitter, Taylor's clone, was about to leave Brockton Bay, ruin Taylor's life, and make off with a lot of money. She may have done just two of these. Now in Skyrim, she must live this new life trying to deal with a rebellion, dragons, and being something called a Bosmer. Oh and she may have a crush on the widow she saved: Elisif the Fair. Even as a clone, Skitter's life sucks.

Exile isn't always peaceful. He'd made a good life here, one of value and worth, and now that was all about to come crashing down around him. He thought he'd run far enough, escaped the beast, but it was said all worlds fell under the Dragon's shadow.

We all see different powers for Taylor. My idea was what if her trigger sent her to Tamriel and made her the Dragonborn? This is going to be short chapters with her going through the main and guild quests before going back home to clean up the Bay.

Gold Morning is over. Khepri won. Exiled to a world of wonder and magic, humanity's savior decides to make the most of her situation... and start her own business. But what are these large bugs that keep calling her 'Queen?

Dragon's are prideful creatures. When one possesses the soul of the most powerful Dragon to have ever lived, it reflects itself in a myriad of ways. Domineering, mighty, and wrathful, the negative traits are tempered by the calm nature of the human they reside in. That does not mean, however, that poking a sleeping Dragon is a wise idea. Brockton Bay swiftly learned that lesson.

Spoilers for Ward, the sequel to Worm: Victoria Dallon. Scholar. Warrior Monk. Glory Girl. Antares. Dovahkiin? A new facet is brought to the fore as forces beyond reality clash, and a wayward hero finds herself in a world far older than her own, and yet similar in some ways. Setting forth to find her way back home, this unknown hero must face new foes and make new allies, lest

Trapped in another world, unaware of one's Destiny. For a small Breton trying to escape her small life back home, she'll find fate will give her more than she bargained for.

Taylor's ardent desire for a friend changed the shard that locked onto her. After remaining in a coma for significantly longer than she was supposed to, she wakes up to find a strange man with an incorrigible attitude and a rather awful sense of humor in her hospital room.

Alternative Power Taylor. As she triggers in the locker, she finds herself in Apocrypha, with the Daedric Prince of Fate and Knowledge interested in the multiverse she opens for him. From knowledge comes power, but power corrupts. AU as the story progresses.

The Entity was too slow - another being noticed Taylor in the locker first. Thus, a new path opens, one that might mean an end to all Brockton Bay's foes...or spell more destruction than even Scion is capable of.

A quirk of fate coughSheogorathcough sends the Queen of Escalation to the land of Skyrim. Talos preserve us…

The Dragonborn did not come from nowhere, he (or she) came from another world and now she (or he) has returned to it. It is a grim place, but (s)he brings with him/her great magic, the language of dragons, and most importantly of all: console commands and mods. Can the Dragonborn save the world while balancing his/her rampant kleptomania? And what of his/her brave brave companions?

Taylor slips into the role of the Last Dragonborn, and has to adapt to a world that is as harsh as her old world, if in a different way.