After Laena's death, Daemon and Rhaenyra meet for the first time in 10 years. Episode 7 if I was allowed to write it

When Sansa is attacked by a creature underneath the full moon, she is then infected by the curse. Can she live a normal life despite this curse? How will this affect the future of The Game of Thrones? AU may differ from canon as the story goes.

Trasladado a un mundo que no conoce, y sin ningún atributo que le haga particularmente llamativo o relevante. Bran sobrevivirá el mundo de hielo y fuego, o por lo menos eso espera lograr. Isekai / SI

"What's west of Westeros?" As the War of Five Kings concludes and the Great Houses face East toward an ascendant Targaryen, a strange folk from across the Sunset Sea run aground on the western edge of the continent. Their gifts of gold, weapons, and knowledge may alter the fortunes of the great Houses, but only to those who can provide gifts for the sun.

Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken. Dorne had remained independent for the better part of a century, and House Martell had ensured that it would remain that way. But the Dornish Wars had the kingdom reeling, and while her father saves face in Sunspear, Leila Martell is sent to King's Landing to negotiate. But she is a viper in a den of dragons, and she can no longer wait to strike. HOTD AU.

A House Targaryen story set immediately after the Targaryen wars of conquest, focusing on the lives, struggles and accomplishments of Aegon Targaryen and his descendants.

Rhaenyra Targaryen is meant for greater things than the workings of politics. Her knight Criston Cole, knew this. He seeks to take her away to a life of freedom. Rhaenyra tries to balance her love for her knight with her duty to the realm. Yet Argon’s prophecy, along with dragon dreams of her own, looms over her. Updated Sundays

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.

Ned doesn't take Jon Snow north, he gives him to Oberyn Martell after they meet at Starfall. They agree that Jon will be raised by him, and live in Drone. Jon's real name is Daemon Targaryen.

The Dance of The Dragons ushered in an era where House Targaryen kept suffering until they were reduced to just two. But what if before the events began came a man with a way to prevent it all?

She remembered her own childish disappointment, the first time she had laid eyes on Eddard Stark. She had pictured him as a younger version of his brother Brandon, but that was wrong. But what did Ned think of Catelyn when he first saw her? Slight AU

Obsession is like a fire. It consumes everything in sight, its smoke can harm those in its path, and it would grow and grow so long as there is something for it to consume. Obsession had long since asphyxiated Rhaenyra Targaryen. Our shining star of NYC, harboring a flame with her own chaotic and allusive uncle. Fire is a liar. The moment you think it goes out, it burns you up.

Sansa Stark flees Kings Landing on the eve of her wedding, just as Jon Snow abandons the wildlings and makes for Castle Black. Sansa goes North, to Jon, for he will keep her safe, he will protect her. But then, where will they go from there? The start of a long journey promises something more.

Robb and Theon make many promises to one another. Some are steadfast oaths that both men make to keep, some are vain optimisms, and a scant, important few are simply impossible to uphold. Miraculously, none of them end in heartbreak. (Or, your bog-standard, run of the mill "no betrayal" fix-it because there aren't enough of /those/ already.) Cross-posted from AO3

As Ned Stark is married to Ashara Dayne, Lord Hoster Tully demands that Catelyn marry Stannis, but on the condition that Stannis become in the Lord of Storm's End.

Demelza Dayne finds herself at the centre of a conflict between the two women she cares about most, her best friends Rhaenyra Targaryen and Alicent Hightower. In the midst of brewing turmoil, and men of the court scheming to gain her favour, Demelza finds herself playing a dangerous game of survival, both in court and home in Dorne. (HotD)

Lady Viserra Velaryon is a child of the sea raised among the dragons, and she soon finds herself embroiled in the conflict that will leave the kingdoms burnt to ashes and bleeding from the ground. She is sure of only two facts — the one she loves and the family she will never betray. However she must choose to ensure her survival. [HotD verse]

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.

As the Long Night engulfs Westeros, the deities of Valyria rope an innocent man into their plans of defeating the Others and ensuring the mess that was canon does not pass again; or rule 63 applied to an SI-ed Visenya Targaryen, now Viserys Targaryen, firstborn child of Aerion and Valaena. A seriously written wank, Valyrian magic included.

Daemon, still angry after his brother, King Viserys, named Rhaenyra as his air, has returned to King's Landing to pay his brother back for the insult. Who better to go after than the soon-to-be Queen Alicent Hightower? Can Daemon win her over to his side and get her to see things his way?

No single tale, but a different idea every chapter. Call it an anthology series, but it's really just a place for things not created.

The King Who Bore the Sword had seven sons. Only one remained now that House Blackfyre finally sat on the Iron Throne. But this was not his story. This is the story of those who would originally waste away in obscurity, that of the daughters of the Black Dragon. Second Blackfyre Rebellion victory AU.

SI into Laenor Velaryon. Watch as our protagonist stumbles his way to the finish line, and catch a few bruises and maybe avoid an attempted murder or two along the way.

Jon Snow uncovers a great power beneath the Frostfangs, and Westeros is changed forever.

Daemon Targaryen and Clarice Hightower have never seen eye to eye. She looks down upon him for his fiery (some would say foolish) impulsivity, he mocks her for her careful (some would say craven) scheming. A common enemy finally binds them together but their alliance is built on the treacherous quicksand of the Red Keep. Loyalties change quickly here and nothing is forever, right?