The Houses of Bolton and Stark share a bloody history. Twice have the Boltons rebelled against the Starks, and twice have they been forced to bend the knee. The Lord of the Dreadfort, Roose Bolton decides a different tactic to strengthen his house under the Warden of the North. He offers his trueborn son and heir, Domeric Bolton as a ward to House Stark. Cover by Hecate Blackmood96

The Baratheon brothers are at the verge of war, Catelyn Stark is trying to ensure they don't shed blood. In the Book she fails, but perhaps an older Stag will succeed where she couldn't?

Direwolves have come to Winterfell guided by a Shepherd. Yet Jon Arryn still lives, the Stark children are yet young and the fate of the Seven Kingdoms is not set in stone. The Starks are the center of the North, its heart and leaders. Now they just have to remember it. AU

The higher Mysteries, that's what the maesters of Oldtown like to call it. They say that Magic is gone from the world, that it died with the dragons and the Children of the Forest and the giants. But the children live, the giants slumber and the Dragons will wake from stone. Magic lives on, and an old woman in the North knows the truth.

He bled out on the snowy grounds of the Night's Watch, not expecting to wake again. But he did wake, and it was not in the forlorn outreaches of the Wall, but back at Winterfell, where King Robert Baratheon was a day's ride away… Old Nan had always warned against changing fate, but how can Jon refuse a chance to prevent the game of thrones?

The Battle of Wolf 359, the Federation Fleet faces the monstrous Borg Cube in a desperate attempt to defend sector 001. All seems lost when an ancient warship, the last defender of a dying people, offers it's aid. Changing the destiny of the Alpha Quadrant forever.

What if Robert Baratheon feared that is hold upon the throne wasn't as secure as he'd like and needed his friend Ned to help make it secure... Stark/Tyrell alliance

The Young Wolf sits on the iron, relishing in the victory of years past. Westeros is whole again, the houses of treachery purged from its surface while new sprouts rise to take their place. Something is shifting in the seven kingdoms. The light in their world is fading and the dark brings creatures of legend back from the dead. -Headcannon AU-

Rickard Stark had taken interest in Southern Politics, the reason for such occurrence as everyone believed was his 'Southern Ambition'. But what were the real reasons behind sudden interest of Lord Stark in South. Artos Snow close confident of Rickard Stark knows and he guides future Lord Starks towards Northern prominence.

(Canon divergent AU. No Others/White Walkers. Some characters OOC) Jon Snow does not take the black after being selected as a steward, so leaves the Wall. Robb meanwhile marches past the Twins to engage Tywin Lannister head on, thus ignoring the Freys. How will the game of thrones go with this different course of action? [ON HIATUS, READ PROFILE FOR MORE INFO]

Beginning two years before A Game of Thrones, Jon Snow is spurred in a different direction. This brings on new adversities for him, yet also the potential for a better fate for the Starks.

The war against the Others continues as new factions from Dorne and the Vale join the fight. But a formidable new player joins the field as Daenerys Targaryen and her dragons return to Westeros. Meanwhile Jon Snow continues his mission to seek out and defeat the Great Other. Only the gods know who will win and who will lose, and who will sit the Iron Throne.

At The Red Wedding Something Changes, and Westeros is never the same again.

In which Jon Arryn is able to tell Robert of Cersei and Jaime's relationship before he dies. A conflict between the Baratheons and Lannisters breaks out, setting the stage for another war for the Iron Throne.

What would have happened in Westeros if Ned Stark had lived? The story continues, taking us to the Wall, Slaver's Bay, and of course the war between Stannis and the Lannisters. But winter has come, the Others are at the Wall, and the feared long night of myth is about to engulf Westeros and maybe even the whole world.

Roslin could play the game that Robb couldn't see. In the same way he could swing a sword or give an order, she would protect him from those closest to him. Robb could win the battles, his Queen would make sure the daggers never touched him. AU from end of GOT onward. Will have Arya, Bran and Jon chapters later, but for now very Robb/Roslin centric