An Elf in Skyrim
Self-Published
Community Rating
Description
In the far north of Skyrim, Legends and armies are set to collide. Brother fights brother in a blody civil war, creatures of the night hunt in the shadows, and Dragons fill the sky for the first time in an age.
In this time of turbulant events, a single Bosmer elf finds herself drawn north, chasing after the shadows of her past.
Information
- Status
- Hiatus
- Year
- 2021
- Author
- Azureblade
Royal Road Stats
- Rating
- 4.7/ 5.0
- Followers
- 1,095
- Views
- 212,055
Chapters(24 total)
- Chapter 24Dec 22, 2022
- Chapter 23Jun 14, 2022
- Chapter 22Apr 27, 2022
- Chapter 21Mar 26, 2022
- Chapter 20Feb 26, 2022
- Chapter 19 - InterludeJan 28, 2022
- Chapter 18Jan 7, 2022
- Chapter 17Dec 23, 2021
- Chapter 16Nov 18, 2021
- Chapter 15Oct 26, 2021
- Chapter 14Oct 5, 2021
- Chapter 13Sep 19, 2021
- Chapter 12Sep 18, 2021
- Chapter 11Sep 17, 2021
- Chapter 10Sep 16, 2021
- Chapter 9Sep 15, 2021
- Chapter 8Sep 14, 2021
- Chapter 7Sep 13, 2021
- Chapter 6Sep 12, 2021
- Chapter 5Sep 11, 2021
Reviews
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Community Reviews(10)
- CalypsoIsRoyal Road★★★★★ 5.0The story, aside from a few miniscule grammatical errors, is really good. The MC of the story is interesting and the premise of it is intriguing.
The whole thing with the MC not being able to remember everything from her previous life but also retaining some of her memories is, I feel, a unique touch to the story. - NightShade2029Royal Road★★★★★ 5.0This book is a great Skyrim fanfic kind of story because it stays true to the game plot, locations and lore while at the same time making it realistic and slightly new. If you have played the Elder Scrolls games and especially Skyrim you will recognize names, locations, and characters, but at the same time it feels new and unique. I really enjoyed seeing the world of Tamriel truly brought to life, being able to see it not as a game, but as the characters reality is a unique experience and was executed wonderfully. I also really like the main character, as well as how all of the characters from the game still act the same way but you can see their personalities much more since they aren't scripted for a game.
I also really like seeing the game in a more realistic setting with them camping and needing to bring food and water. The fights are very well done with plenty of realism while still being somewhat reminiscent of the game’s combat. My favorite thing has to be how they used the same locations for quests and also explained how some of the traps and mechanisms work that weren’t explained in the game. - HardradaRoyal Road★★★★★ 5.0I am not someone who knows much... anything about Elderscrolls but I that doesn't mean I can't appreciate good work when I see it. This is great so far and im sad everytime I finish a chapter as I have to wait another day before an update. The characters make are fun and the timeframe for things really helps to show the vastness of the world.
- ZorigemRoyal Road★★★★★ 5.0I hope this author picks up the series again! it was an enjoyable read, and while i know it can be difficult to continue on, i think there is the support there for the author to at least finish the story. Good characters, good grammar, i liked thewriting style Thanks for the story! Cheers.
- luda305Royal Road★★★★★ 4.5This is very well done. Basically, the protagonist is born as an elf several centuries before the main plot of one of the Skyrim games (I'm not familiar with them personally). She barely remembers what happens, and with the time that passes, she has only the vaguest sense of the details and a general desire to run away from that plot. And, of course, a few centuries in a real, breathing world shows that it's a lot harder than any game. This is made all the funnier when she catches up with the plot and realizes that the so-called "main character" of the "plot" is also an isekai from Earth, and she just nopes herself out of there (or tries to). It's all very very well done.
- CasualDarkSoulsRoyal Road★★★★★ 4.5Others have given more detail so I will keep it short.
This is pretty good. I haven't played skyrim in a long time and never finished it, but it doesn't matter. Also it doesn't get too bogged down in the RPG aspect (I appricate this but other might not)
I would say some additional lines describing areas for those who have forgotten could help. Additionally some more introspection and emotions other than annoyance and frustration from our MC would round her out more...
But that is nit picking some minor points, it is a good story anyone interested should read. - JeffreyXIIIRoyal Road★★★★★ 4.5I have read 3 of this author's stories (waiting to see if the one in Hiatus comes back) and they have all been great. This one and Ghost Spider in particular for me are good because unlike the Mass effect story, I am less familiar with both the course of events and Skyrim being an open world with none linear progression for the most part I can be constantly, pleasantly surprised. Looking forward to more.
- SirantulasRoyal Road★★★★★ 4.5This Review is based on the only Chapter Released right Now. We have good Character Introductions, Characters not purposefully acting like Morons and quite a promising Story in out Hand so far.
The First Chapter was neither an Info dump nor was it a "Look at how awesome my MC is" which is already making it look like the start to a Great Story and I am excited to Read more of it once it is released
I shall Update this Review by the Time about 10 Chapters are released.
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This Update encompasses everything up to Chapter 10 and will upgrade from basic to advanced Review and I have to say, the same things I said still stand.
The more the Author introduces Characters the more fleshed out the Story feels. They´re not like actors there to spout their lines, they feel like they have a purpose above making the MC look great and being allowed to shine as well.
Where it does kind of get dragged down is the Aspect of Time. There are some skips in Time which feel a bit empty since Nothing about them is mentioned and the best example for this is the Timeframe (Small Spoiler ahead)
between the End of Chapter 7 and beginning of Chapter 8. Our MC cleared out a Bandit Camp near Whiterun and in the Next Chapter we immediately begin in Solitude without any mention of how they got there (Neither that she arrived for Example by Carriage or how Long she took to reach Solitude)
The Main Story so far has not picked up much, so the Main Plot Points are a bit of a slow trot, however that´s fine since it keeps you invested with Interesting Side Plots and we´re slowly moving towards the first main Plot Hook that gets mentioned in the first Chapter.
If you´re worried about not knowing anything about the Elder Scrolls Series then this is not as big of a Problem as with most other Fanfics seeing as the Author actually tries to give Context to more obscure References without the use of "Look at this Wiki Article" (My own Knowledge of the Elder Scrolls Series is basically just "Sn - BabblewolfRoyal Road★★★★★ 4.5As it says in the title. I'm not the best at breaking down my reviews but so far I'm enjoying the story, its fun serious and intriguing enough to want to come back for more. The story gives what is promised, and what I feel is a good outlook on the world and its inhabitants.
- SpartanstorytellerRoyal Road★ 0.5Seriously this is great it takes place during the Skyrim games timeline but our protagonist has been around a long time (elf) and hardly remembers the game. When she's not rescuing the bumbling legend to be she's saving Skyrim and hunting down her own personal vendetta the characters are great and it really feels like she's walking through Skyrim. If you've played the game recently you can even follow along with her travels as she visits actual side locations in the game.