A short one-shot christmas special of Dragon Age Inquisition. With the relationship between Cullen Rutherford and Inquisitor Kerstin Lavellan.

Alistair/Cousland pairing. Amelie hears a commotion in the kitchens and runs to find out what has happened. This was requested by my friend @hushedmusic .

Alexandria Hawke is feeling a bit lonely on Lovers' Day, until she receives an unexpected surprise

It's been eight months since the battle of Ostagar. When Alistair presents his beloved with a rose, she wishes to find him a gift as meaningful. What shall it be? This was fun to write! Wonder what the lucky Templar is getting? I will be posting the next chapter as soon as possible, I hope yall like it! I do not own Dragon Age or its characters (except my own characters) it belongs to Bioware/EA and was done for entertainment only.

Merry Yule Lauren Summers! This is a story featuring a female Lavallen trying to choose the perfect gifts for her companions to celebrate Saturnalia, and takes place throughout Skyhold. Enjoy~

With the world at war, Josephine, Leliana and Cullen decide the people of the Inquisition need a distraction and with Satinalia approaching, they decide to celebrate the holiday. Only Tauriel Lavellen has never celebrated... A Daughters of Thedas story I do not own Dragon Age Merry Christmas!

It bugged me that despite it being possible to have Alistair, Leliana, Morrigan, and Varric in Skyhold they never talk between each other. So I wrote a little story of Alistair reminiscing with some old friends in the tavern.

A short one-shot little fic of Cullen having a bad episode of lyrium withdrawal, and my OC Nylah Lavellan being there to comfort him. The cover photo was taken by me

Fenris killed his former master's apprentice and now seeks solace in Hawke. She cares for him more than he realized... but is it too much? Oneshot.

A Dragon Age: Inquisition fanfic inspired by lyrium-commander's headcanon via Tumblr. "Random cullen headcanon He can't eat honey, he starts hiving out and has a slightly allergic reaction to it."