Saoirse Arryn is not an ambitious woman. She has no desire to lead a country. But when her father Jon Arryn, Hand of the King, suddenly dies, she has no choice but to assume his duties. How will she fare in the Game of Thrones, especially when she never wanted to be involved in the first place? Various pairings, mostly JaimexOC, Read and Review! Rated T for now, possibly M later

Aero is a queen blessed with magic. Beloved because she is kind and generous, she soon finds that kindness can get her killed in Westeros. She travels to King's Landing in anticipation of King Joffrey's wedding where she meets a fallen knight, a lowly blacksmith, and a lesser lord of a great house. Suddenly, she is torn between what she wants and what is best for her kingdom.

For years she wondered where those impossibly loud explosion noises were coming from. When Bakugou Katsuki blasts his way into her life, the mystery is solved- though technically, he had been there since the very beginning. OC-insert.

Jon Snow does not travel north to join the Night's Watch, but instead, having learnt the truth of his parentage, sails the Narrow Sea to seek his other blood... the blood of the dragon.

A foul-mouthed board game master comes to learn that the rules are there for a reason. To be broken, that is.

In a world filled with superheroes, Amity Park isn't even a blip on the map. (Mostly because of the government cover-up.) However, things change when Phantom and Red Huntress get drafted onto the Team. Ghosts are becoming more important in the battle of heroes and villains, and the Justice League aren't the only ones to notice the potential.

Desperate mothers will do anything to protect their children, even sign them up to become child soldiers. SI/ third war era AU.

With the whole world blaming him for an accident that killed thousands, Danny Fenton finds himself living day-to-day in a rather peaceful city he thought to be widely overlooked by the Justice League. But the heart of a hero knows no bounds, and Danny finds staying hidden to be much harder than he anticipated, especially when Happy Harbor isn't nearly as "overlooked" as he thought.