A modern day woman dropped into the "ass end of Thedas" and forced to contend with demons, mages, and the occasional unwelcomed everything. With no idea how to use anything more sophisticated than a sledgehammer, Jaime makes her way through this chaotic mess and prays it's just some typical, cliché movie trope that she'll wake up in her world after a who-knows-how-long coma.

Being dropped into a pre-industrial world seems to have more downfalls than perks for Maggie. Even so, she's managed to find a home with hobbits and finds a definition of love that she thought she knew, all in the form of one baby hobbit by the name of Bilbo Baggins. [Re-telling, Realism, Set 50 years prior to The Lonely Mountain]

Deven Trevelyan is quiet, mindful, and his come-hither smile never gives more than a gentle tease. Dorian finds as the time goes on and the world crumbles around them, this rag-tag team of misfits orbit around a singular star with a gentle word for everyone. This is Dorian's archive of information from the mouths of all who bask in the light of their Herald.