In which a wolf girl runs to the burning stag's side. DRABBLE. Slow Burn. May/December Romance. Liberal mixing of books and show.

After finding himself in the body of a westerosi peasant, a PLA veteran starts a war of liberation to free the common people of the continent from the greedy claws of the highborn.

No matter what Brienne does, it feels as though she is trapped. To achieve her dream of knighthood, she must endure dysphoria. To proclaim her status as a woman, she must put down her sword. The former seems preferable, at least as a child. At a Riverrun tourney, a friendship begins to form, one that will help Brienne find her place and her strength.

No one knows what happened at the Tower of Joy nine years ago amidst the ashes of Robert's Rebellion. Jon Sand, his destiny ordained ten thousand years ago, grows up at a lonely tower by the sea at the world's end, dreaming of swords, souls and stars. A High Fantasy AU of ASoIaF.

They say that beneath the gold is the bitter steel. I say that behind the plot is the silver tongue. And I will make the plot follow my whims. OC self-insert as a Tyroshi pirate woman.

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In Westeros; a wild, uncivilized, and superstitious world filled with many undertones of black and gray, the Silver Prince won his war but not without sacrifice. As the South of the Kingdom tries to heal its melancholic turned dour King, the North of the Kingdom sees the story of an unloved boy with vivid dreams of steam and enlightenment never seen. He shall create it all! SI MC

As a second born son, Prince Daeron Targaryen thought he understood his role, but with his father spiraling into madness and his brother chasing prophecies, Daeron realized the future of his family depended on him, forging a path to the title 'Daeron the Defiant.' It won't be Robert's Rebellion, but a second Dance of Dragons.

Female Robert Baratheon. "Did someone hurt you?" Ned asked, unnerved to see his dauntless, hot-tempered friend tearful for once. "N-no," Robarra wiped away a tear, clearly embarrassed to cry. "I just made a stupid mistake and gods, everyone's going to be so angry - I'm meant to marry the prince! It seemed like a good idea at the time. Just a bit of fun,"

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.

La historia del Alto Reino del Invierno y de la dinastía Stark desde los albores de la civilización hasta la llegada de los dragones a las costas de Poniente.

'I once was lost, but now I'm found' He will do anything to save his brother from execution, anything to keep his vow to Lady Stark, but what he doesn't depend on is that he may be saved along the way as well, by her / A Marriage Fic, Slowburn

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...

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?

(Same story just not put as a crossover) Imagine if Joffrey was a little less psychotic and had listened to his father a little more and had grew up to be just a genually better Joffrey. Tamer Joffrey, AryaxJoffrey, Smart Joffrey.

When a girl with a queenly grace emerges from wildfire all the smiles die at the Tourney of Harrenhal. In which those who should've been a tragic Dragon Prince and Sun Princess, turn King and Queen, and love a bewildered Queen of Winter. Or Ice and Fire is made into a different song but made nonetheless. Liberal Mixing of Show and Books!

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.

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

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}

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}

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

After a gruesome 10 year civil war against the Special Forces Division Titans. The Federation Destroyer Minerva is ambushed by Titans Remnants during a patrol. During the battle, The Minerva is forced to make an FTL jump to an uncharted system. Now trapped with no way home, the crew of the Minerva must brave the dangers of Planetos, and survive long enough for help to arrive.

Participating in the Game of Thrones did sound like fun but let me tell you, it is not. Nine parts boredom and one part terror is more like it. Still, i will do my best to survive and even thrive if i can manage it...and stay alive long enough to do it. Follow the SI son of a minor northern house on his journey. SI/AU (Crossposting of a story i write on SB)

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.

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.