What happens when a god-touched Dragonborn mees the long-time avatar of an elder god. What happens with Astri after her battle with the Thalmor. They packed lunch. They brought an army.

When Skyrim's bards sang of the Dragonborn who would come to save them all, their prayer was for a man made in the image of Talos: a tall, mighty warrior with a Voice that could shake mountains. But the young woman who wakes up in the back of a prison wagon is neither tall nor mighty. Little and lost, she has mountains to climb before she discovers who, and what, she really is.

Clementius Novus has no idea why he has been transported to Vvardenfell, though despite his initial fears he is slowly getting used to it. The local Dunmer aren't too bad once you get to know them, the wildlife is hazardous but manageable, and he even has a job as an adventurer. There is one problem, though... these odd people keep telling him that he is the Nerevar Incarnate!

As the Nordic Empire is torn apart by civil war and an elven rebellion foments in the east, a hunter on the island of Solstheim discovers that he has the power to reshape Tamriel... or doom it entirely.

It has been a few years since Elda experienced her first transformation. She wasn’t a companion, but a simple sellsword, taking odd jobs here and there and staying in taverns, no real goals, waiting for something interesting .

A Khajiiti sheogorath in his moments of clarity. Rest in peace, Jess. You would've loved this. We’ll see if there’s a possible cross-over later.

Across forgotten Nordic ruins, Imperial alcoves, and the whispers of Daedric Princes, the destinies of Arag, Decumus, and Xavilia intertwine—until they threaten to shake the very course of history. For in the shadow of the Dovahkiin, as dragons and gods awaken, other heroes rise… The wind across Skyrim This is the English translation of my fanfiction originally written in French

After saving the world from Alduin and bringing a temporary peace to Skyrim, the Dragonborn decides to embark on a journey to the distant homeland of dunmer, Morrowind for the first time. He wishes to learn more about his people and see the tragic state of the province, as well as to follow in the ancient hero's footseps and find out the truth about Nerevarine's dissapearance.

Au travers des ruines nordiques oubliées, des alcôves impériales et des murmures des Princes Daedriques, les destins d'Arag, Decumus et Xavilia s'entrelacent jusqu'à menacer de faire vaciller l'histoire elle-même. Car dans l'ombre du Dovahkiin, alors que dragons et dieux s'éveillent, d'autres héros se lèvent… Le vent, sur Bordeciel, ne fait que commencer à souffler.

Slaying the dragon outside of Whiterun granted not only the power of the Voice, but also speech to a once-mute as well. an unlikely Dragonborn and the dutiful housecarl Lydia as they embark on a quest for the ages.

Balu, who had been transported into Skyrim by Akatosh and got a new Khajiit body, attempts to get settled in Whiterun. Together with his two adopted saber cats and partially with the Dragonborn, new challenges, dangers, and developments in the Civil War are coming up, and much more. Sequel to Book A ('Balu in Skyrim – awakening and antagonizing').

Umaril the Unfeathered has been struck down, utterly vanquished by the Divine Crusader but there is no time to rest or celebrate as the end of the world has come. The Amulet of Kings must be recovered, and it will not be long before the armies of Mehrunes Dagon muster for the largest battle in Tamriel's history; a battle that no singular individual will be enough to secure victory.

Sos do Dov (Part 17) Skyrim has fallen silent, the civil war pausing for the moment as the leaders of both sides respond to the thunderous summons of the Greybeards. Peace, true peace will need to be forged and realm united if the sons and daughters of Skyrim are to survive the horror that approaches, a horror greater than even the World-Eater...

A prison break sparks rebellion in Markarth, while dark secrets unfold—Dragonsreach hides a deadly purpose, and shadows from ha's past come calling. In Winterhold, Kin hunts an Elder Scroll and finds more than he bargained for. With soul-bound steel and new allies, he faces Alduin…and the one who wore the crown before him.

A bit of fanon I made up, drawing heavily from ingame sources, while I was trying to think of a new Elder Scrolls story. Written in the style of an ingame book. May use this lore in my future stories. Enjoy.

Thanks to a curse on his family, Timothy is unnaturally skeptical of the supernatural. What happens when he is thrust into a world filled with magic and religion? He's not built for their world, and he can't speak a word of their languages, but luckily for him he's fallen right into the lap of the young Jarl Balgruuf, who is preparing for war at behest of the Empire.

How Astri Thorsdottir, mercenary captain in the successful Jomsbrodirs Mercenary Company ended up returning home to Skyrim. This is the diary of the 134th Harbinger of the Companions. It was found, buried under Jorrvaskr with more than few relics by the current Harbinger.

The journey of an aspiring mercenary from the Reach as he fulfills his unexpected destiny to become the Dragonborn and High King of Skyrim

"Haskill, there's no silly rules against the atronachs; I can do whatever I want with it!" Shitpost.

A Dunmer from the Gray Quarter becomes tangled in the Stormcloak Rebellion and a plot to kill the Emperor of Tamriel.

Hammel Greymist has returned home after several years of fighting. Yet Skyrim isn't the as he re. There's the civil war brewing, not to mention the dragons returning... Part original content, part novelization. Male Nord Dragonborn POV and other POVs. Contains main, civil war and Companion quest-line. Rated for gore, violence/torture mild sexual content, and profanity.

When Emperors start having weird dreams about you being the Hero and saving everyone, things go from bad to worse quickly, especially if you've been thrown in a world where literal gates of Hell are opening up. Who thought this was a good idea? Sheogorath? He wanted a spicy Hero to mess with Dagon and spread madness? He just got one- again**A comical Oblivion retelling. Martin/HoK.

Tarja Unohdus is thrust into the wheel of fate when she finds herself in prison and crosses paths with the Emperor of Tamriel himself, Uriel Septim VII. She is entrusted with the Amulet of Kings after countless encounters with the assassins of the Mythic Dawn. Limited Shot Series.

Imagine, if you will, a Dragonborn who is not alone, not a jack-of-all-trades, but surrounded by trusted companions—the likes of the Harbinger, the Archmage of Winterhold, and the Nightingale. This is a story about that Dragonborn: a tale of struggles, battles, and the events he has endured, not in solitude, but carried forward by the strength of those he trusts.

Four months after the death of Alduin, a growing evil builds in Skyrim once again. Struggling with coin—the Dragonborn, Mimzi, s the Companions in Whiterun. Only to discover the ranks of Jorrvaskr harbour a dark secret. When tragedy hits Whiterun, the Companions leave their hall under a vengeful calling with unlikely allies to save Tamriel from catastrophe.