skyrim khajiit playthrough

So to begin, this is technically a skyrim fanfic. Why isn't it in the fan-fics then? Simple! It's based on a game and I don't feel that counts as a fan-fic. Second, I've read like a few skyrim stories here lately. I liked them, as a bethesda fan boy... Well, now I need to take a crack at it. I literally start a new game of skyrim every new year. Its my tradition, so I felt I had to do this. If its bad, ah well. If its good, GREAT! Overall though, I feel we need more skyrim based stories or fan-fics. It has the perfect setting for the transmigration genre. Now read at your own risk.

Ethan awakens amd is greeted by ROB. " Hey... sooo... yeah I killed you sorry. But I am compensating by dropping you into a fantasy world with a system. With no memories at that. You're welcome. Byeeee~" " Wait, F*** YOUUUUU....." 'poof' ------------------------------ This is just an idea I want to see but no one wrote about it. I'm not a good writer and would love to see someone else write this but until then you get my sh**y work. If anyone does start writing based off my idea, please let me know, I would love to read yours instead of mine.

After possessing the body of the berserker in the game, After all kinds of trials and hardships I went through to finally sever the head of the great demon, I reached the ending only to be faced with these words. [New Game +] “No… Fu*king way…”

Roll the dice. Corrupt the harem. Prestant Wildmagic never imagined his greatest challenge wouldn't be fought with fire and steel, but with the slow erosion of everything he holds sacred. He leads his party across the continent of Arabeth: Iuona, his devoted elven fiancée whose healing magic masks a growing hunger; Sundae, the shameless bunnykin rogue always one bad decision away from disaster; and Aviditi, his infernal "sister" who craves blood and battle in equal measure. When their train is ambushed by bandits wielding a mysterious drug that enslaves women through lust, the party stumbles into a conspiracy that reaches deep into the orcish stronghold of Dilmer. But the true danger isn't the criminal mastermind they're hunting. It's the insidious way temptation creeps into every victory, every rest, every moment of weakness. Told entirely as an actual-play transcript, complete with GM narration, dice rolls, and character abilities, this epistolary dark fantasy captures five friends at the table as their story spirals from heroic adventure into carnal corruption. The game system keeps combat tactical and leaves plenty of room for the fucking that happens after the fighting ends. Prestant can bend flame and manipulate fate, but hearts and desires prove far more dangerous. With each encounter, he must choose: fight for his companions' souls, or admit that part of him is aroused by their fall. In gambling dens, underground markets, and behind closed doors, the party discovers that some pleasures come with a price far higher than gold. Perfect for readers who crave: - Actual-play tabletop storytelling - Transcript and epistolary formats - Corruption and moral descent - Dark fantasy with explicit content - Complex characters making terrible choices Content advisory: Explicit sexual content, infidelity, willing cuckoldry, sexual coercion and drug use, graphic violence, corruption themes, monster encounters, and other dark kinks. Intended for adult readers only. Grab your dice. Roll initiative. Watch them fall.

Hopefully you enjoyed main character gets sent to his favorite game to survive should be good twist for you

the original story and all place and people named is property of Bethesda studios this story is just something that I wrote just for fun so go easy on me

After 99 grueling playthroughs, the legendary gamer known only as the "Great Solver" finally achieved the impossible. He solved The Suitor Circle, a notorious fantasy otome game, by unlocking the "Crimson Lady’s Smile" ending. In doing so, he saved Lady Elara—the misunderstood and tragic "Villainess"—from her scripted demise, giving her the happy ending the developers deemed impossible. But as the credits roll, a final message from the Game Master appears on his screen: We hope you’ll do the same in the otherworld. Waking up as Ashen Starbon, the white-haired, red-eyed son of a Duke, the Solver realizes he is no longer playing a game. He is in it. Transmigrated into a six-year-old body, he is now destined to be part of the elite "Suitor Circle" meant to chase the commoner Heroine and collectively destroy Lady Elara. But the Solver has other plans. Ignoring the Heroine and the "Main Character" script entirely, Ashen set his sights on one goal: winning over the Villainess and preventing the tragedy of her 100th life. He knows every hidden item, every character flaw, and every world-ending threat. But Elara is wary, cynical, and accustomed to betrayal from men of his status. To prove he is different and to protect her from the political and magical storms to come, Ashen makes a dangerous gamble. While the Heroine and the Prince are playing with toy swords, a six-year-old Ashen consumes a volatile cocktail of Mana Crystals and a Philosopher’s Stone. He shatters the world's most fundamental limitation by forcing his meridians open years before his baptism, instantly transforming from a "prodigy" into a magical monster. He isn't trying to be a Hero. He isn't trying to be the "Great Solver" anymore. He is a simp with a death wish, and he is going to make the Villainess his—even if he has to break the world to do it.

Was he the strongest? NO. what about most famous? also, N.O. Then what was he? he was a gentleman like no other and made sure everyone knew it. With an abyssal black and gold embroidered suit, his presence was more than just pronounced, and of course he was a damn smartass too. A face that made one feel inferior. An aura to make ones need buckle. And an indomitable ego that even a god would feel suffocated by. Username: Gentle-death

In the frozen land of Skyrim, a Dragonborn Atmoran embarks on a journey to uncover the secrets of being Dovakhiin. As he battles fearsome dragons and delves into long-forgotten tombs, he discovers his unique ability to harness the power of a Thu’um or shout. Along the way, he must navigate through political intrigue, forge alliances and ultimately decide on the fate of Skyrim and her people. Will he rise as a unforgettable legendary hero? Or will he succumb to the temptations of a power unmatched? The fate of everything lays in his hands.

Charles Grant was really just another gamer shut-in, or a NEET as some would call it. However, after getting to the end of Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall, the Underking warns him of the changing timeline of the future due to the Dragon Break, that will cause an unforeseen calamity which will shake Tamriel to it's core. With Charles as the second coming of the Underking, the lich that worked in the shadows of the empire holding it upright for centuries, it is up to him to decide whether to let Tamriel rise or fall. And yes, this is definitely an Isekai