Waking up as a 12 year old Petyr Baelish wasn't on his to do list. At least he was the Gamer, that should make this life easier... Right? SI/Petyr Gamer/SI

House Bolton's guiding ambition was rule the north-As Domeric & Sansa Bolton now do at Winterfell. Meanwhile, Renly marches on the capital and the Lannisters prepare for the inevitable clash while Stannis waits at Harrenhal, determined not to become a footnote to his brother's usurpation. In the south, Robb Stark & Jon Snow steel themselves for the trials of war.

Jon ends up as a son of old gods blessed to House Stark in the north with huge powers but specific limitations. Can Jon help House Stark, after being naturalized by King Robert as a favor? Can a godling actually change the world alone? Read and find out! Has references and themes from Greek mythology but is NOT a crossover. WARNING: Violence, Sexual References, and non-canon!

After witnessing the death of the royal children. Ned Stark leaves to find his sister. He arrives to see his sister giving birth to Jaehaerys Targaryen. Ned promises to help him and makes a deal with the King's guards. No White Walkers. Arianne Martell/Jon Snow/Daenerys Targaryen

After the defeat of the White Walkers and Westeros falls into peace, Arya tries to sneak away from Gendry in the night to begin her life as an adventurer. He has other plans however.

The Purple Wedding is gatecrashed by Dragon and House Lannister finds it's not the only who pays its debts.

The embers of kings begin to turn to ash. In the North, a burning stag battles against doom and frost. In the south, a boy king hangs upon a throne by a thread. Snows fall in the north while dragons rouse in the south. After many winters, the Crone spins the tale to an end. A Winds of Winter story, an ending to A Song of Ice and Fire, when night rises to know its realm.

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.

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.

Arya is reborn as Arianne Lannister, the daughter of Tywin Lannister. She still has the memories of her life as Arya Stark. She vows to ensure that past mistakes are not repeated, and the seven kingdoms stay united against the Others. However, a new prophecy is made, a new bond is forged and an unexpected villain threatens to thwart her plans.

Arya regresa al Norte después de años de aventuras en alta mar. Lo que iba a ser una visita sin importancia se acaba complicando... Lo siento, he tenido que volver a subir todo el fic porque no me dejaba subir el capitulo.

The Entire Civilization of Valyria conquers Westeros because of Daenys' dreams. House Targaryen remains a powerful family within the Westerosi Empire as the official bankers of New Valyria. Prince Jaehaerys embarks on a journey that puts him through extreme trials for five years before he eventually returns as a completely changed man, to a completely changed political landscape.

The Mad King demands for Lyanna Stark to be held hostage in the Red Keep, where Jaime Lannister befriends her. He makes a promise he couldn't keep. Years after her death, he meets Arya Stark, who reminds him of Lyanna. Jaime is determined to honour his promise by protecting her, but the die has been cast and chaos reigns.

Sansa doesn't believe in songs, not anymore. Instead she believes in herself, believes she can run from the Lannister's and find her way home. Jaime is questioning everything too, and when he runs into Sansa on the Kings Road he must question his allegiances. Will he uphold his vow and take Sansa home? Is it possible a Lannister will be Sansa's saviour?

The forty-fifth year after the coming of the Dragon, a man is displaced and pushed into the body of a Westerosi boy, bringing change to a stagnant world. Note: Currently undergoing a rewrite. Chapters will be uploaded weekly.

All songs have a pattern. Sometimes it is writ in stone, sometimes it is fluid as the waves. A spell left by the seastar changed the melody of this song. But oft with change come great and grave consequences. Will a raven, a stag and three dragons be enough to pay the price of magic? — Bloodraven has another pawn for meddling: Robert Baratheon, the Demon of the Trident.

If a Lion knows his own strength, no men can control him. This could not be more true than for the older brother of Cersei and Jaime. Tychus Lannister owes allegiance to no one and cares nothing for the game but all the world will Hear Him Roar. Story getting a rewrite with the chapters getting expanded.

Hother Umber is a Maester in King's Landing... And then the trouble starts in 274.

Quentyn is sent back after his death in Meereen...but someone else inhabits his body. Two years before the events of AGOT, the new Quentyn Martell will have to navigate the treacherous landscape of Dornish politics and push himself forwards if he's to avoid the same fate he did in Meereen, and make the sun rise over Westeros.

"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.

In which Ned wanted to enjoy a simple party, and Cersei has better ideas for how he could spend his time. PWP, modern AU.

Prince Rhaegar Targaryen is leading the realm into violence and unrest, that much was obvious. But Aerion's place has always been to serve and to obey, not to question. "The realm still remembers the madness that overtook your great-grandfather." His father had explained, "And so, we cannot let the Crown doubt our loyalty, for we will be prosecuted with fire and blood."

What if Brandon Stark had merely been knocked unconscious instead of strangling himself to death in King's Landing? A 21st-century man dies, only to find himself in the body of Brandon Stark just as Robert's Rebellion is starting. Can this new Brandon change the history of Westeros for the better and prepare the realm for the Second Long Night? (Brandon Stark SI)

This is a sequel to my first story; Brothers by Blood. Westeros is flourishing under the Young Wolf, but a threat in the north brings to light a darker, older, threat that will shake Westeros to its core. Jon and Robb are on opposite ends of the world and must work against the clock to make sure that Westeros is prepared to defend against its ancient enemy.

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?