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There were things I couldn't comprehend, and my new life was one of them.

Throw from her own world and into Thedas with the help of some divine intervention, Thalia finds herself in the events of Dragon Age: Inquisition as the Inquisitor and an elf at that. Second part up now (Into the Stars)

It all started when a woman sat in front of her TV, full intentions of playing her favorite Bioware video game... Ashlyn Maddox is a simple waitress, in a dusty 'going nowhere' town in the middle of no where. A simple waitress that enjoys gaming in her free time. When she sits down to start a new play through on her game, something strange happens. She gets sucked inside the story. Things immediately spiral out of control when she comes to, face to face with the people who have always been a work of fiction to her. It'll take everything she has to convince them to believe her story. Let alone trust her. When they find out that she knows the outcome of their trials to come, Ash is given the title of the Inquisitions Prophet. Ash befriends the Inquisition companions while finding her place in this world she's only experienced through a controller. The attention of two specific men, however, make her time in the magical world of Thedas worthwhile... And terrifying. ~~ With over 8,500 reads, 390 kudos and 50 bookmarks- "Our Fallen Angel" is a top read on Archive Of Our Own- written by yours truly!! DISCLAIMER: I only own Ashlyn Maddox and my own twist on the Dragon Age: Inquisition storyline. The rest of the credit goes to Bioware.

Things are getting tense in the Inquisition. After the divine intervention that led them to Thedas, our dear Inquisitors are preparing to defeat Corypheus and maybe (maybe) destroy the veil like Fen'Harel intended while they're at it. Second work in a series - go read the other one first, you will be confused otherwise (Into the Chaos)

Marie Taylor never thought that Thedas was real. Why would she when it is a setting to a video game? Now she has to survive the 5th Blight without knowing how her presences may or may not effect the events to come.