An mystical portal drags Bethany Hawke into a world that is much diffrent from hers. Here she meets an man that can eighter help send her back, or convince her to stay and fit in, with all that is going down.

Kirkwall has fallen. Hawke and company have sailed far north, and when they are split up, Fenris finds himself with a mysterious and wild Bosmer loner, a woman whose Voice is her greatest weapon. FenrisxF!Dovakiin, mentions of HawkeXIsabela. T for now. Spoilers for both games, obviously.

When the Dragonborn falls through a portal in the Nordic ruins of Jorundr, she finds herself in a world not too different from her own. In order to find her way home, though, she must travel all over a strange land with the last Grey Wardens, and face an enemy perhaps more terrifying than the World-Eater.

After finding a strange Daedric artifact created by Hermaeus Mora, the Daedric Prince of Forbidden Knowledge, the Dovahkiin and a band of unlikely heroes are transported to a plane of Oblivion where Magic is scorned, and Mages live in fear. Little do they know, that this was all predicted by an Elder Scroll.

The Grey Wardens are about to recieve eight new recruits, including a chemical genius, a gifted strategist, a master thief, and a mysterious man without a past who has a way with words...thrown into a Blight, they will need every possible resource and ally to save Ferelden. But will their actions benefit or hinder their cause?

The Destiny of the Dragonborn seems complete. However, it has one final hand to play as the Dragonborn finds herself embarking on a new quest in Thedas. Features a Dragonborn who does NOT become a Warden, but simply aids them (as a party member). Rated T for violence, implied acts of cruelty, and implied adult content (later chapters). NEWLY REVISED!

In which Bethany gets a new chance at life in a different, possibly better place. Oneshot collection.

The 12th Installment of my Who Would Win One-shot series. This time we find out which of these two dragons is the mightier king of the skies: Alduin devourer of Tamriel and The Archdemon, the Blight of Thedas. Which of these massive monsters is a stronger dragon? WHO would win?

"We stand upon the precipice of change. The world fears the inevitable plummet into the abyss. Watch for that moment...and when it comes, do not hesitate to leap". Paarthanax and Odahviing find out about Thedas, and send a reluctant Dragonborn to Kirkwall to watch over it. There she meets Hawke and her band...

Odahviing makes a "wrong turn" heading from Sovngarde and lands on a blighted battlefield. The Wardens are rather confused. Loghain is beyond pissed. Odahviing refuses to explain. And the Dragonborn would just like to get her destiny over with, thank you very much.

What happens when Dovahkiin and Hawke forge an alliance and get involved in Skyrim's Civil war? Surely nothing good for the other side! Rated T for language and violence. Sort of slow in the beginning but it picks up

His race has grown sick... his people, that birthed and taught him have become monsters. He is done. He wants no part in their wars or treacherous schemes or plans to become gods with a Heart that should have remained buried. Now, a member of a race long lost in one world, shall shake the very foundations of another. Let us see what happens when a Dwemer leaves Tamriel for Thedas.

Sheogorath gets bored and creates a portal into Thedas to try and find some fun - because honestly? She misses being a Hero. Male Cousland and Female Amell Origins as well... Comment/review please as this is my first crossover. Ch 5: Nord Culture

A sequel to 'Not In Tamriel Anymore'. Returning to Skyrim after her dream about being in Middle Earth, Milah has become increasingly violent. Everyone is concerned, and becomes more so when the Khajiit seems to vanish after a confrontation in front of the Twilight Sepulcher. Passing through what she believes is an Oblivion Gate Milah finds herself in Kirkwall and the trouble begins

Amon follows Milah into the world of Dragon age, The Night Mother figuring that she should give happiness to her her favored child. What happens when a new tiny little mage menace is introduced to the Hawke Twins. Not Bethany and Carver: Garret and Brennah.

On the way back to Skyrim The Dragonborne ends up in Ferelden as the newest Grey Warden. Now she must fight in another war, unknowing of the consequences of the end.

This is another RP log from my time in SB in the middle of 2012. It is where a very arrogant Dragonborn struts around Ferelden and has some fun here and there. Killed some 20,000 or so Darkspawn in the process too.

Hurtled into the Chaos, they fight. And the world shall shake before them. A collection of writings based upon the Dovahkiin and Hawke becoming friends. [M!Hakwe/Anders. Small mentions.]

Instead of reaching Kirkwall and meeting Hawke, Anders winds up in Skyrim and meets the Dragonborn. A tale of redemption. F!Dragonborn.

An age of war and strife once again litter the continent of Tamriel, as the Armies of the Dovahkiin seek to break the Dominion's hold. Destiny however has it's own plans, watch as the Dovahkiin leaves his mark upon Theadas and the Grey Wardens.

Hawke uses a spell to escape from the chaos she caused in Thedas, only to find herself transported to a strange land called Tamriel. There she must find her way home while deciding the fate of yet another world. T for now, possibly M for violence later.

The Dragonborn mysteriously wakes up in Thedes during the blight. Oblivious of the world's conflicts, she takes joining up with The Warden, unknowingly jumping into the dangers. With her deadly assassin, Lucien, can she evade a body snatching witch? run from an army of darkspawn that want her for a specific reason? or will she leave and run into a certain mage? (First fanfict)

The Dragonborn saved Skyrim. He became a Legate. He became a hero. But can the Dragonborn quell the rising hate, or only make it worse.

Marian and Carver Hawke, Grey Wardens. "Darkspawn blood? Why darkspawn blood? Oh, the Archdemon is a dragon, isn't it? A tainted dragon. And dragons don't really die normally, you'd need a dragonborn for that."

What ever happened to Morrigan? Short story written for a Dragon Age/Skyrim crossover contest on dA. Follows the main storyline endings for both Skyrim and Dragon Age: Origins.