A librarian on the run for her life. An elaborate plot to plunge two nations into the chaos of war. A prophecy of a dead god returning. Bandits, monsters, assassins and a few small dragons thrown in for good measure. Just another day on Toril.

The story of the elven Bhaalspawn Laska Leafwalker and her friends, as they stumble through Amn and beyond looking for adventure, fun and a kidnapped little sister. Contains femslash and various forms of absurdism.

"I will take her from you. You know I will." He started toward us. I threw a hand out. Then I threw everything I had into crushing that man into bloody pulp. And ... ... Nothing happened. The man was immune to psychokinesis. Impossible. But he continued to be so right up until he flicked that black, folding blade back out to full length and drove it right through my stomach.

The Throne of Bhaal can no longer be left unoccupied- a war for the Throne has begun. With his closest companions at his side, one Bhaalspawn sorcerer moves ever closer to claiming the power of Bhaal for his own, regardless of desire or intent.

Growing up in a library would be a dream for some, a prison for others. Both—for the bardic bookworm and the roguish rapscallion: two girls who couldn't be more different. But when they were best friends, that didn't matter. And sometimes it's the quiet ones who can stir up the most trouble... (Imoen & PC friendship: the Candlekeep backstory leading up to the events of BG1.)

Two little elven kids sneak out of Suldanessellar for a big adventure in the forest. What could possibly go wrong?

Sometimes all it takes is a little thing to give you a reason to try.

In a plot quite similar to a certain Disney show, but different enough so that the corporation can't sue, Baldur's Gate characters find themselves in a small town with no memory of their past lives. But, if they don't return to their own reality, it could spell the end of not one, but two whole universes.

Фичочек, в котором Келдорн и Викония не вцепляются друг другу в глотки при первой же возможности. Отрывок без начала и конца, который очень хочет стать длинным шедевральным эпиком, но пока не стал.

After the murder of Viconia, the protagonist of Baldur's Gate goes on a roaring rampage of revenge, bent on killing Lolth, the Spider-Queen. In retribution. Killing any drow and spider in his way.

I don't know why this exists. I wrote this several years ago with an ease that worries me. Once I hit upon the first line, the rest just came pouring out as if, somehow, Irenicus and the Pirates of Penzance were as natural as chocolate and peanut butter. For years it just hung out in my documents because I had no idea of what to do with it. So, now I give it to you. My condolences.

How Khalid died at the beginning of Baldur's Gate 2. One-shot.

Rain meets her monstrous self, awakened from Irenicus' dark ritual.

L'enfant de Bhaal traque Irenicus pour récupérer son âme, et régler ses comptes. Mais un nouvel ennemi fait son apparition, et le groupe d'aventurier craint de nouveau pour sa survie. fin alternative aux jeux qui étaient exellent, mais la fin médiocre.

Things don't go quite as Charname had hoped when telling Imoen a bedtime story.

High above the world, amongst the clouds and the mountains, there once lived a young girl. She was different from most other girls in two important respects. First, she was an elf, with large almond shaped eyes and tapered ears that reached almost the top of her head. Second, she could fly. This is her story.

A wingless elf sits with a quill, making a record of a war that shaped the Realms. Her imagination takes hold as she wonders at the possibilities and the power of the planes. With enough faith, anything can happen, can't it? A short. AU.

Taking place in the Forgotten Realms of Faerun, a young hero is thrust out of his home and into a dangerous world when assassins come hunting for his life. As he struggles to find his place in the world, he will make friends, enemies, and eventually uncover a terrible secret-the very origins of his own birth, and of the destiny Fate has sadistically laid out for him.

A bored Swashbuckler. A cheeky bard. A bet. Twenty questions. Let the guessing game begin. Haer'Dalis/F!Bhaalspawn, light fluff and an attempt at humor.

You can outrun neither past nor prophecy. It's a hard lesson, one both Isabel and Angelo just seem to keep learning over and over again. A BG2 novelization.

Imoen Winthrop has a future. At least seven futures, actually.

Edwin is suffering the effects of the Nether Scroll, distressed that they fail to treat him like himself. Mild Edwin/Female Bhaalspawn, and Aerie friendship.

Khalid and Isilda, a fellow half-elven warrior, share a background among the Harpers. Yet he can't see what she ought to mean to him.

In this seasonal tale, based very loosely on a classic motion picture, Imoen and her friends help a succubus to get her wings.

What if Gorion had delayed their journey long enough for certain truths to occur? What if tensions in Candlekeep were different? And what if the knowledge and preparation of what was to come changed everything? What if her Destiny was already known to her? (No need for the Solar for starters!) AU.