4Atomic Alphabet Soup » Not all who wander are lost; she is unfortunately not one of those lucky few. An alphabet-based tale of one former vault-dweller - newly homeless - as she searches for her father in the Capital Wasteland.

9 The Bottom Not all those trapped in the Circle are looking for the out Duncan offers them. Written in response to a DAWC Challenge for a potential Warden reacting to conscription with rage. Rated T for language. And angry Amell. And brief mention of abuse.

21Prompted » A series of unrelated scenes written in response to Cherith's "Dragon Age Random Prompt Generator" on Tumblr. Pairings & prompts may see some duplication. Recent updates: Marian Hawke shares a moment with her mother before the end

1 You Can't Outrun Me Anders finds himself in templar trouble again forcing Elirezara to attempt a rescue. Follows 'The Comfort of You'. Rated T for language, suggested sexual assault, violence.

2 One Last Contract A contract gone awry changes Zevran's feelings on his time with the Antivan Crows. Written in response to a DAWC challenge.

3 No Time Like the Present First Day is coming to Vigil's Keep. Anders tries to get Elirezara into the holiday spirit. Written for the DAWC Holiday Challenge...sort of. Follows 'Broken Bones, But Never Alone'.

3 Broken Bones, But Never Alone Trapped by an unknown enemy, Elirezara Surana must help Anders overcome his fears in order to escape. Follows "A Picnic Lunch and Other Rarities".

1 A Picnic Lunch and Other Rarities Just your average ordinary day in and around Vigil's Keep for Elirezara Surana and Anders. That is, except when Oghren's around. Follows "Old Wounds, New Diseases".

3 You Should Always Expect the Unexpected Elirezara Surana arrives at Vigil's Keep to find several surprises: a darkspawn invasion, a familiar drunken dwarf, and someone she thought dead. Follows "Missed Connections".

2 Under A Moonlit Sky Elirezara reflects upon moments shared with Anders the previous night, and the revelation he made that set off a series of events that will change the course of both of their lives. Follows "From Across the Room".