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

An SI into Maegor Brightflame

Sean and Charles can't have all the fun. So as the Muse strikes, this one trick pony of a scribbler will upload whole short stories or snippets of a story involving a member of the cast from the show inserted into their corresponding character. Will Kate Dickie succeed? Will Joe Dempsie fail? Will Jason Momoa make things worse? Will Emilia Clark die horribly? Only time will tell.

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

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

In 298 AC… Winter is coming, and Starag Mormont is the only man in the Seven Kingdoms who knows of the looming doom on the horizon. In order to stop The Long Night, and knowing that Westeros is a lamb being led to the slaughter... Mormont takes his war to Essos to find a solution, daring to tread the forgotten lands and fiery depths of Old Valyria itself.. [Sequel to The Last Tour]

'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.

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?

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.

What to do when you wake up in a world that shouldn't exist? When you can look forward only to your own death and nothing much more? You live, that what you do, but in this world, it isn't as easy as you think.

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

An incident with a creature on a full moon has left Sansa Stark with a curse. Can she navigate her life normally with this curse? How will this affect the future of The Game of Thrones? AU may differ from canon as the story goes.

A small group of Canadian soldiers are transported to Westeros, beyond the Wall. "What are you?" - Ygritte of the Free Folk. "Canadians." "What the bugger's a Canadian?"

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.)

King Robb reigns in the North, but both his brothers are dead and sisters held by the Lannisters or dead. He names his half brother Jon Snow his heir and orders him released from his vows of the Night's Watch. Jon is beyond the wall with the wildlings when the order is sent and thought a deserter. Jon knows he is a Targaryen.

Eddard knew that war changed people, when he marched to war he expected the same would happen to him, it did. Days before they clashed with Connington forces he started to hear a Voice in his mind, sometimes it spoke of great things, sometimes... 'That Cat girl is so hot.' The Voice spoke. 'I cannot wait for the wedding night.' Eddard could only pray to the Old Gods for help.

Aegon and Visenya brought fire and blood to Westeros, but afterward gave them peace, prosperity, and justice. But they are mortals and not destined to live forever. Soon it would be up to their children and grandchildren to take up the mantle of the three-headed dragon, but with enemies abounding... such could be a harder task. Can House Targaryen survive? Alt-Maegor the Cruel AU

Sansa decides to sleep with Sandor in the godswood. Breeding K* OOC, some plot

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.

Events that soon lead up to and following the period of Aegon’s Conquest are changed. These new conflicts, motives, and occurrences will shape the future of the realm. Households will be crested into history, names will be dragged into the dirty, and only true power will be displayed by those strong enough to do so.

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.

As a Rhoynish blooded House of Dorne, my family House Rada stands in defiance of House Martell's edicts banning Rhoynish language and culture. Could I overturn that and maybe help Dorne get back up on its feet? But the Game of Thrones is very vicious, not a place for a modern city boy like me.

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)

Benjamin dies in 2045. He opens his eyes in a medieval world, as the lowest of the lowest: a 7 years old thrall! Follow Benjamin, his sister and their friends as they flee the Iron Islands and fight to have a better life at the beginning of the third century AC. Their quest will take them across several Kingdoms and they will take part in Westeros' history. Blackfyre rebellions.

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.