Jaenyx Belaerys is the last of House Belaerys. With the survival of his people and that of Valyria at risk, he journeys to Dragonstone, where he meets the Targaryens. There, he will find friendship, love, and the will to begin anew. Set a decade before Aegon's Conquest.

King Robert I Baratheon had a mountain of regrets in his final moments. It took dying to lift the veil from his eyes so he could really see what he had become. He did not know what to expect of the afterlife, but he most certainly did not think he would be charged by the gods, old and new, to go back and fix the mess he had created and to prepare the coming darkness.

When wayward Starag Mormont learns of his brother Jorah's exile to Essos, he travels home to Bear Island. Knowing he must assume the lordship of his family home, Mormont decides to take one last trip through the Seven Kingdoms; all in the name of debauchery and gambling. And along with him for the ride is the eleven-year-old Jon Stark... The Bear and the White Wolf ride!

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?

A story must always start with a beginning, that's common sense. But what do you do if the beginning is not what you thought it was?

Female Tywin Lannister. "Why did you have to do this, Tya?" Her father moaned. "Return Lord Walderan to his family at once, with our sincerest apologies! Forgiving all his debts should be the least we do to make amends," The look Tya gave Lord Tytos at that was fit to reduce him to a pile of ash. "I was planning on returning Tarbeck to his family in three pieces,"

The North, cold, vast, and scarcely populated and it is... Wait what do you mean I'm not Heir Stark? Greensmith? Who the hell are they and why am I their heir? I'd like a say at least. Welp I guess I'll just have to find out for myself why I'm in Westeros as the heir to a vassal of House Hornwood... Should be great, not. An Si fic with an OC House, what could go wrong?

In the Twilight of The Unworthy's Rule, with Westeros on the verge of war with Dorne, seeds planted by a hungry king begin to take root as the Great Bastards of the Realm. Brynden Rivers, Aegor Rivers, and Daemon Waters, grow from nameless, houseless boys, into the men that would one day shape the future of Westeros. The men that would start and finish the Blackfyre Rebellion.

El mundo de Canción de Hielo y Fuego unido al mundo del Señor de los Anillos. Cross de varias historias que compondrán esta historia siendo EN BASE a la historia "Hermanos Imperiales", pero que hasta ahora ha quedado inconclusa. Contiene escenas de sexo, violencia, incesto y Harem. Summary en el Prólogo de la Historia. A Song of Ice and Fire, Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings.

The Dance of Dragons was one of the most devastating wars in Westerosi history. In order to achieve victory over her half-brother, Rhaenyra Targaryen allowed her son Jacaerys Velaryon to call for illegitimate descendants of House Targaryen to master dragons and ride them to war. In the original timeline, four succeeded. This time, six will succeed. Enter: Maegor and Gaemon Waters.

Robert Baratheon wins the war and marries Lyanna Stark and their marriage isn't miserable. Sounds like a Happy Ending, right? But their twin sons will grow up to become very different men, and they will rip the world apart in the process.

What if the Gods of the world took a more active hand in it? What might that change about the Game of Thrones? (Or Jon Snow is a demi-god son of R'hllor and world history is turned on its head as a result.)

Jon is Legitimized by King Robb, but never learned of it. What if he had? Here, Jon gets the letter from his brother naming him Jon Stark and his Heir. But not until Robb has already died. Long Live the King

A Dark and Smutty tale about the corruption of the Stark women, by the Lannisters

After being summoned by a mysterious and ethically questionable entity two potty-mouthed shitposters find themselves inserted into Westeros. And then seven years later, there is another. (SIs and OC SI)

House Hightower could boast of as much gold as the Lannisters, as many swords as three Marshals of the Reach's Marches at once, and of a voice in every hall in Westeros. The last time they played the game, they lost. But in the early years of the reign of King Aerys II, the Hightower remembers that it is well-placed to play again.

291 AC Ned Stark is dead. And Catelyn made a promise to him. (Ficlets and short stories.)

What if a key moment in the Dance of the Dragons had gone differently? How would that affect the Dance in general? And what would the new result have on the future of House Targaryen? The Dance of the Dragons strained the last dragonlords, but when new threats against them emerge, will they apply the lessons learned? See the Dance in its full violent nature and the bloody aftermath

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

Continuing the story of "A Song of Guns, Germs and Steel" as medieval Westeros continues to grapple with the revelation of the modern world.

The story of Aenyx, a bastard of Aegon IV, both by birth and by morals. Narcissist and callous, Aenyx is a brat and an eventual sociopath. How would he fare in the court of Daeron II?

A Renly Baratheon SI that tries to be truly realistic. As Lord Paramount of the Stormlands can I keep my head attached? Is going for the throne a good idea? And WTF am I going to do about the White Walkers? Westerosi Politics, Intrigue, and Magic will feature heavily - We go forward to victory, or forward to defeat, but either way we go forward. There is no turning back for us now

A continuation of A Song of Ice and Fire after A Dance with Dragons. Mutineers slew the bastard of Winterfell, and the last of the five kings marches in the snow. The conqueror of Slaver's Bay flies away on her dragon, and the Iron Throne squares against foes old and new in a never-ending war. Old wounds blister, bleed, and heal as the wheel spins ever on...

King 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.

Edmure Tully's story, gaining memories of his past life after Robert's rebellion, and wanting to be the great lord of Westeros.