In a universe where a woman from the regular world is reincarnated as the twin of Sarella Sand, she becomes the odd snake out. In a universe with a different fifth Sand Snake, the future of House Martell is altered, and with it, the rest of Westeros. Very Dorne-centric.

Instead Sansa being offered to marry Joffrey, it's Arya. The rebellious girl thought she could handle anything, but she finds the customs of her wedding day to be even a bit much for her.

This takes place immediately after the events of ADWD. Cersei was seriously humiliated during the Walk of Shame but she is not defeated yet. How will she process her trauma while trying to protect her kids from Maggy's prophecy? Meanwhile, a malevolent entity, which makes even the threat of the White Walkers pale in comparison, seeks to slaughter every living being in existence.

After meeting a mysterious entity, two potty-mouthed shit posters are inserted into a Baratheon who shouldn't have been, and a doomed Stark respectively. (Robb SI and Baratheon OC SI).

In a galaxy far far away the game of thrones is played with war among the stars

Brandon the Shipwright sailed across the Sunset Sea, but never returned, his tomb in the crypts of Winterfell remaining empty. He made landfall on what would become the Sunset Islands and now generations later the youngest son of Brandon VII Stark attempts a return to Westeros. Winter is coming.

Despite being Tywin Lannister's eldest child, all expected Myrcella to be overshadowed by her other siblings ... until the newly crowned king picked her as his queen.

The War of Five Kings. One of the great wars that changed the course of history. But, this is not the War of Five Kings you're used to. With Ned Stark's escape from Kings Landing and Robb being gifted with visions from the Old Gods, Westeros is about to be shaken to its core.

The Red Wedding has happened and the Old Gods are getting worried about what has happened. They have no choice. Robb must return.

The dead are coming and winter follows in their wake. As Winterfell prepares for battle, Sandor thought not to catch the attention of the Lady of Winterfell when so little time remains. But always, other forces are at work and pieces are moving, regardless of whether or not the pawns are aware that they are players. Multiple character POV. Be aware of ratings.

Family.

"... But mountains run dry, winter yields to spring, and the rose blooms once more..." A golden rose growing strong is never meant to survive winter, but with a goldenhand to tend its gardens, the reach of the thorns is far and strong. (Crossposted on AH under a different name, I am the original author) Male!SI Self-Insert as Willas Tyrell, the crippled Heir to Highgarden

A second Stark sister, cold and sharp, betrothed to Roose Bolton but a hostage of Aerys' in the rebellion. A second Lannister sister, her father's favourite but sweet and naive, as different from her family as can be. Both are disgraced by birthing a bastard before marriage, one with a lion's green eyes, the other with jet black hair. The effects of these new players on Westeros.

It is the year 298 after Aegon's Conquest, and Westeros stands on the brink of war. The fate of a continent is thrown into confusion when a much altered Robb Stark marches for the south.

In 293 AC, four of Ned's most powerful vassals come to talk to him about the North and House Stark. A talk that will slowly change some of Eddard Stark's views forever. How will this slightly different Eddard Stark impact the North? Will his decisions have a lasting impact on House Stark and the War of the Five Kings?

What if Lyanna bled out before Ned could hear the promise, what would he do? Rated T to M I will try to update this story at least every other week. Reviews and PMs are of course appreciated, and constructive critique is encouraged. This is just Fanfiction so please don't get personally offended if you don't like something in the story, I don't need a explicative review to read it.

"Estás comprometido." Declaró Jeyne con frialdad y sus palabras lo golpearon como un puñetazo en el rostro. "Fue una promesa hecha a una mujer de quien ni siquiera sé su nombre." Respondió él, enderezándose con furia para mirarla mientras ella negaba lentamente con la cabeza. "Pero sigue siendo una promesa." Clasificación M por violencia, lenguaje y contenido sexual.

Sequel to Sothoryos: Drahkness Kahn. 18 moons since the the destruction of the mines of Sothoryos, Aegon Velaryon still mourns his losses. Wallowing anonymously in Leng, he finds himself tasked with quelling a conspiracy to remove those in power on the island, as the magistrate he is assigned to protect is attacked, and the God Empress of Leng is mysteriously assassinated.

Eddard Stark loves his children. And that love for his sons changes everything. Rather then sending Jon to the Wall, Ned instead grants him a holdfast of his own before heading to King's Landing. Robb Stark will not be a lone wolf fighting his wars this time.

Winter rouses in the north while dragons rise in the south. Five kings had sowed the earth with the blood of the Seven Kingdoms. Crows tore their meals from the war that has never ceased. Frost crawls across the lands in the darkest of days. In the ashes of the battle, the tale finds its peace. This is a Winds of Winter fanfiction that continues the story of A Song of Ice and Fire.

The King Who Bore the Sword had seven sons. Only one remained now that House Blackfyre finally sat on the Iron Throne. But this was not his story. This is the story of those who would originally waste away in obscurity, that of the daughters of the Black Dragon. Second Blackfyre Rebellion victory AU.

Le molesta tener que dedicarle sus noches de insomnio. Leve SanSan. OS.

[Para el drabblectober de 2021] En el vigésimo aniversario de la coronación del rey Robert, se lleva a cabo una gran celebración a la que son invitadas todas las grandes casas. Y es inevitable que los opuestos se atraigan, que el hielo se derrita bajo el sol.

A much more fantastical (and very large) city appears on Westeros' door step. How will the people of Westeros react to so much magic and fantasy creatures?

[Book II of The Logistics of Good Living] If it's true that every lucid dream is actually long-range astral projection or parallel incarnation, he had no qualms about treating this world as real. Of course, he could also be wrong. Wouldn't that be something? If nothing else, though, his new family wouldn't take quite the same amount of work to salvage as his previous one.