History FanFic / Dragons

* ThereIsAGod!: Thanks to Colin, Arya is shown that there are in fact godlike beings that exist. She might have been more in awe if the ones she had met weren't Daedric Princes.

** Colin finds idea of bowing to those that are supposedly higher more than a little irritating. In Skyrim, nobody has such a servile attitude, especially Nords.

* DeliberateValuesDissonance: In Colin's world, dragons are not friendly. They are cruel, destructive and want nothing more than to dominate those they deem lesser (IE, everyone not a dragon); even those who are not overtly hostile still feel the urge to conquer and destroy. As such the Dragonborn, who can kill them permanently is regarded as a near-godlike figure. In the Inheritance world, dragons are considered almost holy and so Colin's nature is initially regarded as abominable, particularly to Arya.

* DeliberateValuesDissonance: In Colin's world, dragons are not friendly, barring a few exceptions. They are solely concerned with domination, and as such the Dragonborn, who can kill them permanently is regarded as a near-godlike figure. In the Inheritance world, dragons are more civilized and so Colin's nature is initially regarded as abominable, particularly to Arya.

Thanks to the meddling of a powerful hermit, the Dragonborn of Skyrim, a Nord by the name of Colin, is transported to an entirely different world: Alagaesia.

Thanks to the meddling of a powerful hermit, the Dragonborn of Skyrim, a Nord by the name of Colin, is transported to an entirely different world: Alagaesia. He soon finds himself involved with the Varden's struggle against the Empire, all the while hoping to find a way back home.

* BewareTheNiceOnes: Colin is as friendly a guy you could ever meet, but if you should find yourself as his enemy, then may whatever god you worship have mercy on you. He is the Dragonborn after all.

* JerkAssGods: Played with in regards to the Daedric Prince Nocturnal. Sure, she may be demanding and more often than not condescending towards those she speaks to, but she still holds a somewhat soft spot for Colin, who in turn is quite devoted to her.

JerkAssGods: Played with in regards to the Daedric Prince Nocturnal. Sure, she may be demanding and more often than not condescending towards those she speaks to, but she still holds a somewhat soft spot for Colin, who in turn is quite devoted to her.
LoveableRogue: Colin loves to identify himself as this. He may not be anything close to shouting distance of a paragon of virtue, but he's still loyal to his friends and is all around a cheerful and easygoing guy.

LoveableRouge: Colin loves to identify himself as this. He may not be anything close to shouting distance of a paragon of virtue, but he's still loyal to his friends and is all around a cheerful and easygoing guy.

One of the few good Inheritance Cycle crossovers, Dragons combines the lore of the Elder Scrolls with the host setting practically seamlessly. Certain characters from both franchises are explored further than they were in canon and the Dragonborn is portrayed in quite a good, three dimensional way. He's powerful, but not to the point of rendering everyone else around him irrelevant, and more importantly the author gives legitimate, in text reasons why he's not some overpowered curb-stomping machine.

Thanks to the meddling of a powerful hermit, the Dragonborn of Skyrim, a Nord by the name of Colin, is transported to an entirely different world.

''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/8532059/1/Dragons Dragons]]'' is a {{Crossover}} {{FanFic}} between Franchise/ElderScrolls and Literature/InheritanceCycle.