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?

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.

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.

My take on A song of Ice and Fire, Where Bloodraven Contacted a young Jon and Guided Him to His Ultimate Destiny, The Iron Throne. The story contains a very Confident Jon, Ser Arthur Dayne Survie, Queen Rhaella Targaryen Survives, Ashahra Dayne Survives, Daenerys Targaryen's story is very different from Canon. A lot of OC Characters.

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

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!

An incident with a creature on a full moon has left Sansa Stark with a curse. How will this affect her life, perception on reality and the events of the Game of Thrones? AU

Robb Stark is sent to Kingslanding to learn alongside Jon Arryn, there he meets A Rose and A Princess. Caught up in the inevitable Game of Thrones, can Robb Stark keep his honour and maybe find love amongst a game of lies, plot and betrayal? A Rose tempts a Wolf to her Garden, A Princess sets her eyes on a Wolf. A Clash of Heart, Passion. Honour and Love.

AU where Stannis Baratheon is sent to Sunspear instead of Jon Arryn to negotiate the peace with the Martells after Robert's Rebellion. What will this little change in history mean for the future of Westeros?

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.

An alternate history if Rhaenyra Targaryen had been successfully crowned queen. What would her reign have been like? What princes and princesses would have been born into her family through her five sons and only daughter? How would the Dance of Dragons occur later on in the future? The answers lie within this story. Delve into a world of royalty, dragons, and devastation...

The Tyrells have always been ambitious, ruthless players in the game, and Sansa Stark finds herself caught in the middle of their schemes. Will she find happiness with her new husband? And will the Tyrells finally take the Iron Throne? Willas/Sansa, eventual Robb/Margaery

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...

TIC

At the end of Robert's Usurpation, Jon Snow had been born and brought to Winterfell while his paternal family laid in bloody ruins. Somehow, this time I and my twin sister went North with Eddard Stark instead of Jon Snow. What happens when due to some reason a boy with passable knowledge of ASOIAF is born as Daeron Targaryen, son to Lyanna and Rhaegar and brother to Visenya. SI-Jon

An American teenage incel is hit by a truck and wakes up in Westeros, in the body of none other than the king Robert Baratheon. He discovers that it's incredibly easy to get laid when one wears a crown, but it's not all sunshine and daisies for our interdimensional traveler. NOT a smutfic.

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.

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

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

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.

A former UK special operator is reborn in Westeros, causing ripples to the timeline, and having to manage his way through what he knows is to come thanks to some unique gifts. Though first, he has to handle how he's reborn and the issues it will cause (This will feature a light Gamer system with very limited extra powers and be set in the era starting with Robert's Rebellion) AU

Raziel Baratheon was the first and only son of Robert Baratheon and Cersei Lannister. After a plan by Jon Arryn to strength the relationship between the crown and the kingdoms, no one could have predicted the legend that the prince would create for himself in the process. [Complete AU]

Sansa makes a different choice at the riverbank which changes Ned's path and affects his choices throughout the story we all know and love. Watch as he takes Joffrey on as his ward and changes the war of the five kings. Watch as he battles with Jon's parentage as word of the white walkers reaches him. No real pairings.

'The Strength of the Wolf maybe the pack, but the lone wolf is certainly the baddest one. And the Dragons who made him one will feel the wrath of the Lone Wolf.' The Rebellion never happened and Rhaegar Targaryen rules the Seven Kingdoms with his right, setting aside his father. But what he didn't took into the account was the one big mistake he'd done in the past.

A shitty SI fic written in my spare time in response to the profusion of Good Swordboi GaryStormStarkBaratharyen inserts where printing presses are as easy to build as IKEA furniture with all the pieces and the uplift goes great because you've somehow killed all the bad people with pikes and gunpowder. Up until the author drops it, which my update rate virtually guarantees I will.