After the end of the formal Inquisition, Thedas enters an era of peace. Unsurprisingly, this doesn't last long. Chaos erupts in Tevinter, caused by a massively unpopular push for reform from a small group of magisters, including none other than Dorian Pavus. Assassination attempts and threats of a full-blown civil war galore, Dorian calls on his old friend to reform the Inquisition, and relocate it to Tevinter to aid in the conflict. The Inquisitor, fearing for his dear friend and former lover's safety, agrees to leave behind his new-found life of peace and comfort.
[tldr; Post-Trespasser. The Inquisitor and Dorian were lovers who parted ways when Dorian became a magister. Tevinter falls into chaos, Dorian's life is in danger, and the Inquisitor travels to Tevinter to help.]

Gossip is a favorite pastime within the ranks of the Inquisition, with a popular topic of discussion being rumors of a somewhat questionable relationship between their fearless leader and commander of their military forces. The rumors only grow out of hand as people begin to notice the Inquisitor's absence in many battles that she normally wouldn't miss for anything, and a few observant souls even claim to notice a sudden curious change to her body. The fact that her dear Commander Cullen seems to be none the wiser only makes it more interesting.
[tldr; Ridiculously lame and cheesy pregnancy story. The Inquisitor is pregnant, Cullen doesn't know. Takes place some time after the attack on Haven. Timeline and Inquisitor specifics to be determined.]

Dorian, a naive and indignant young mage, "flees" Tevinter after a falling out with his family over his refusal of an arranged marriage. Ignorant about the reality of the position of mages in lands outside of his homeland, Dorian finds himself in the Free Marches, where he foolishly believes he'll have no trouble blending in and avoiding the Templars. His flamboyant nature, and carelessness with his magic due to his upbringing, rather quickly lead to his discovery and capture by the Templars, and he is sent to Kirkwall, where he joins the Circle of Magi. Knight-Captain Cullen, a devout stickler for the rules, finds himself quite curious about this new addition, more than he should be about any of the mages he's in charge of. Although, he finds his bold flirtatiousness to be quite off-putting.
[tldr; Dorian leaves Tevinter before the mage rebellion, and eventually ends up in the Gallows, where Cullen is still the Knight-Captain.]

READ: This plot may reference the sexually abusive relationship between Fenris and Danarius that is implied in canon. If that is something that makes you (understandably) uncomfortable, please let me know right away and I will make sure it is never referenced.

Hawke, a noble mage of Tevinter, becomes acquainted with Magister Danarius, and finds themselves visiting his estate frequently. While not much of a slave owner personally, they have become accustomed to the practice of slavery in their country, and therefore don't think twice about most of the slaves who serve them on their visits with Danarius. One in particular, an elf Danarius calls Fenris, catches their interest. He seems particularly special to his master compared to his fellow slaves, and is covered from head to toe in peculiar markings. Admittedly, his somewhat off-putting personality makes him all the more alluring. Fenris, on the other hand, has no interest in knowing another filthy human mage.
[tldr; AU where Hawke is a Tevinter mage and Fenris is still a slave. Fenris WILL NOT at any point be Hawke's slave.]