Two very different Dunmer are on the run. He is a priest; she is a thief. He is running from the crimes of his past; she is running from the memories that haunt her. When a twist of fate brings them to meet, Erandur and Karliah might learn that they have more in common than it seemed. And he may be able to teach her that you should not fear to fight for what you've loved and lost.

According to ancient prophecy, an outlander hero is destined to save Morrowind. Yet between the petty skirmishes of the Great Houses, financial exploitation by the Empire, the Tribunal's crusade of terror and censorship, and the insidious Sixth House hypnotizing people with poison dreams, it's difficult to decide which threat is most pressing. It's probably the cliff racers.

A wandering priest of Mara stumbles upon a certain devotee of Vaermina, at the verge of death after the incident at Nightcaller Temple. They speak of love, faith and devotion, and it opens Casimir's eyes to a brand new place of faith and purpose.

Two students from the College of Winterhold stumble upon a strange Khajiit who may just be the most important person in Skyrim. Completed! Features 2 OCs, Brelyna Maryon, J'zargo, and the rest of the College of Winterhold personalities.

Delphine hates fools and dragons. Unfortunately for her, Acajou's a little bit of both. When an accident turns Skyrim's resident Dovahkiin into an actual dovah and threatens her life with a dead dragon's ancient curse, Delphine must learn to set her many prejudices aside to save one of the very creatures she's vowed to destroy.

When an Argonian beggar is stumbled upon by the Hero of Kvatch, neither of their lives will ever be the same again. Reviews appreciated; concrit needed. Currently undergoing full rewrite as of 12/6/15

There is just one Dragon Priest not presiding over a tomb complex. Instead, it was entombed on a mountain. Alone with a dragon, and it was probably not there purely for company. And now, the one who rebelled has been awoken, only to find her homeland ensnared in civil war, occupied by foreign forces, and changed beyond recognition...

The World-Eater emerges from the Currents of Time, and so the Wheel turns to the Last Dragonborn. But is it fate or chance, that a hero of old heeds a calling to the land of the Nords upon the same day? The Nerevarine thought he was finished with Prophecies. Yet it is a fool's errand to presume the will of the Elder Scrolls.

In the year 4E 201, Kole—Harbinger of the Companions—joined the Dragonborn and her companions on the quest to save Skyrim from Alduin. But in the year 3E 433, he was a child, caught in the midst of the Oblivion Crisis. See the events that transformed him from the son of a Blade into the Son of Hircine. (Prequel to "The Nerevarine's Return")

In which a gardener, spurred on by a riddle posed in a book he once read and the discovery of a corrupted Wayshrine, sets off on a long and complex journey which causes him to question everything from magic to politics to faith to the nature of mankind and brings him face to face with the end of the world.

Word is out - a Daedric artifact of world-changing power is hidden somewhere in northern Cyrodiil. Nations will stop at nothing to get their hands on it, but a small party of adventurers is determined to beat them to it and retain peace in Tamriel.

The Oblivion Crisis was just the beginning. The end of all times is near. Ancient Towers must be found, mythical Stones placed atop them, a sinister doomsday cult stopped, before time runs out. This is Tamriel's last stand. Sequel to 'The Daedric Child'.

A new Daedra is on the verge of being created, but must prove her worth first, by aiding three heroes, bound together by prophecy, in the defeat of the immortal necromancer Mannimarco, via Oblivion, remote corners of Tamriel and an epic final showdown.

Over 500 years after civilisation on Vvardenfell ceased to exist, the Empire fought off the Dunmer army to reclaim it as their own. But a new threat now faces the island, something not even Dagoth Ur can resist...

500 years after the rise and fall of House Dagoth and the abandoning of Vvardenfell, three parties are returning to the ancient abandoned island to reclaim it. However, as they explore the ruined remnants of civilisation, their paths are sure to cross...

An ancient artifact that could cause a huge outbreak of war in Tamriel. An Imperial dissident, banished from the Empire. A secretive general and a Morag Tong assassin. A wayward mystic and her guardian. And a race to find the artifact and reshape Tamriel.

Ten great warriors and adventurers, one from each nation of Tamriel, have been brought together. Learning the true nature of Nirn and Oblivion, they must work together to foil a diabolical plot formed by the Daedra to destroy the whole of Tamriel.

Lando Armitage returns to Cyrodiil to find a tyrannical Emperor has turned the province into a dictatorship, ruled under oppression. Beginning a revolt from his hometown of Chorrol he quickly discovers much more powerful forces are at work...

A member of the Cyrodiil guard wakes up in Vvardenfell, with no recollection of the previous week of his life. He becomes entangled in a plot involving Elven terrorists, the Great Houses, the Morag Tong and the corruption that links the three together.

In eastern High Rock, two await those that may not exist. In Northern Skyrim, two groups are looking for answers to two very different questions, and in Morrowind a journey starts anew. Follows on from An Elder Scrolls Saga: Part 2 - A Dagger in the Wind.

Early in 4E-182, a suspicious bounty is to be collected in Skyrim, in Winterhold tempers flare regarding those lost, and a farm in Morrowind is destitute and barely able to stay afloat. This story features original Characters. This is a sequel to An Elder Scrolls Saga: P1 - Old Wounds, but steps have been taken to try and bring the reader up to speed.

In 4E-181 lives are altered by events beyond their control. Two people are hunted by powerful foes. Journeys ensue, that will change not only their own futures, but the futures of those their paths cross. Starring Original Characters with some minor Skyrim Characters thrown in. Lowered rating from M to T as I don't think there's anything in this story that really warrents an M.

From the moment she was born, she was different. From innocent child to Thieves Guild member, from Nightingale to runaway, from exile to hero- this is Karliah's story, from the very beginning, to the very end.

A tale of a thief's betrayal, a captain's duty, a merchant's love, and a general's ambition, all set to the backdrop of the chaotic final year of the Third Era. Currently being revised.

"My motives are doubted. My intentions are suspect. My aims are nigh comically benevolent. My capabilities are obscur. I sacrificed my legacy to protect a people who would spit on my grave. My name is Densius Fidelis. I may not be an Emperor or a King, but I know what it is like to have a nation on your shoulders." Set between ES4:O and Infernal City. Constructive criticism welcome