[Book II of The Logistics of Good Living] His new family didn't take too much work to salvage, other than starting a medical revolution and accidentally causing a religious massacre. Unfortunately, with economic upheaval well underway, magic coming out of the woodwork, and a bloody religious schism on the horizon, it'll take a lot more work to salvage the rest of the world.

He has been crowned King and yet the real fight is still to come, the storm approaches and they are not prepared. He says a prayer under the Weirwood and the Old Gods know they must step in, the pack must be reunited, the Starks must come together again to face the true enemy, death. {fix-it}

(AU) A different outcome on the Trident sends the war between the Dragons and the Stags spinning in strange and terrifying directions, with great changes in the lives of those who live in Westeros... and beyond...

Some souls have met so many times already that they are irrevocably entwined, bound together by bonds stronger than the will of men or even death. Soulmates AU, fluff, humor, light angst. Main pairing TySan.

Eddard makes a different decision in the wake rebellion regarding Jon. A/N: This is a One Shot, anyone can pick it up and continue it, if you do so you are free to PM me to bounce off ideas or just use the premise and title without using the material. Good luck.

Jon Snow would not be the first to be both the blood of the Kings of Winter and the Dragonlords, or even be the first to bear the name Jon Snow. Nearly 150 years before the War of the Five Kings and War for the Dawn there was another Jon Snow, one who much like his namesake was hungry for glory and honor. A sad tale of chivalry & glory, of love & friendship, and death & betrayal.

Duncan Rutherford, son of Roland Rutherford, did not know much about his family besides his sister. They had all died when he was at a young age, leaving him no choice, but to take up his responsibilities before he was supposed to. His first few years were not kind to him, but as time passed he grew, and people gave him the respect he deserved as the Lord of Drakelow Keep.

Welp, this was going to be a problem. Going to sleep in your body and then waking up in another's was always going to be weird. Waking up in the body of Cersei of House Lannister, in the middle of the court of King Tommen of the House Baratheon while the Queen is screaming death threats in your head? Yeah, this was going to get complicated.

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.

They lost the battle, they lost the war, and as the snow settles over the blood of Winterfell, Jon takes Sansa's life rather than let the Others have her. Yet as he drives Longclaw through her heart something changes, something shifts, and soon they are far away from the battle, alive, and gone from the world they knew {time travel}

After killed by Varys at the end of ADWD, Kevan Lannister is summoned by the Seven Gods and offers him a chance to save House Lannister as well as westeros Itself. Kevan was sent back to the time of Robert's Rebellion with memories of the future and warning from the Seven. Kevan will right the wrongs his family has done and becomes the 'White Lion' of Casterly Rock.

Arya Stark, former assassin-in-training and current exile from a mysterious order, nurses a broken heart and some serious grudges as she makes her way across Westeros, seeking revenge on those who have hurt her. Will she find peace in a land at war, or will mysterious forces succeed in shaping her destiny, and with it, the destiny of Westeros? Part 2 of The Assassins Trilogy

When a modern day teenager finds himself thrown into the body of the most pathetic and gross character in his favorite book series - Ser Boros Blount, he enters the fight of his life. With no skill and no allies, watch how ser 'boros the belly' outsmarts everyone to become known as 'Boros the Brave' the greatest knight of the kingsguard.

Jon Snow has decided to leave Winterfell for good and make his own future. A world-building fic with an intelligent Jon.

A veteran paradox player starts a new Crusader Kings II campaign only to find himself in Essos with the power of the CKII player. (Will use CKII and EUIV and even some TTW references or mechanics).

Events changed and the marriage of Rhaegar Targaryen and Elia Martell is called off. Rhaegar will marry Cersei Lannister and have gold and silver dragons meanwhile Elia will go north and marry Eddard Stark and from them will spring a great dynasty. Will contain some show elements, slow burn.

In a world where mistakes mean death, a man from our world must bear the weight of a crown.

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.

House Reyne survives Tywin's wroth through a cub raised in the shadow of Casterly Rock, as the new Lord of Castamere waits patiently to achieve his vengeance he must be capable of anything in order to obtain it. In the Game of Thrones we all eventually die. There is no middle ground and only fools believe there are winners.

What if the Rebellion began differently? What if Rickard Stark decided that he would not go to King's Landing alone? Inspired by "Summer Crowns" by DubiousScrivener.

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A giant portal opens overnight between Earth and Planetos at the start of the series. The Westerosi schemers are unprepared for the Europeans who arrive with "magical" machines and a different morality.

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.

An AU retelling of the Song of Ice and Fire. Rhaegar didn't fall at the Trident. Elia and her babes weren't slaughtered. Jaime didn't kill the Mad King. And a certain member of a Kingsguard didn't do his duty. Watch as A New Verse is played in the Song of Ice and Fire and new games begin to be played. A boy raised across the Narrow Sea is only the beginning.

The Dance of the Dragons was the most devastating conflict Westeros had ever seen, one hundred and seventy years before the War of the Five Kings. In the end, a succession of deaths and betrayals allowed the kingdom to find peace and recover. But what if it had not happened? What if the courage of a young dragoness had pushed this war to be fought to the bitter end?