Sansa doesn't believe in songs, not anymore. Instead she believes in herself, believes she can run from the Lannister's and find her way home. Jaime is questioning everything too, and when he runs into Sansa on the Kings Road he must question his allegiances. Will he uphold his vow and take Sansa home? Is it possible a Lannister will be Sansa's saviour?

(AU) (Willas Tyrell/Sansa Stark, Robb Stark/Margaery Tyrell) A story of what could have been if Sansa had been able to marry Willas instead of Tyrion, and if House Tyrell and House Stark had been able to work together.

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.

The board was set when Viserys Targaryen was named King of the Seven Kingdoms over Rhaenys Targaryen, and Ser Otto Hightower his Hand. War was inevitable. What if House Targaryen was given a boon in the form of Diana Royce, wife of Daemon Targaryen and The Bronze Beauty? Which faction would win then? The Greens or The Blacks?

Sansa has finally scored the opportunity of a lifetime after years of personal tragedy. Sandor is the former bodyguard of a formerly beloved Kings Landing socialite, whose reputation is in the dumps. What will happen when the art of dance brings these two together? Will feelings develop or will tensions rise? Heavily inspired by DWTS and SCD, with a Westerosi/Essos twist.

In the forty-fifth year after the coming of the Dragon, a man is displaced and pushed into the body of a Westerosi boy, bringing change to a stagnant world.

A different take on Aegon's Conquest, a what different take on characters, a different outcome and what will befall Westeros after that.

Mistakes were made, and now Jon has been tasked with fixing them. Allowed to bring a select number of people back with him can he stop Westeros from meeting the same fate?

A 24-year-old man dies from COVID-19 in 2022 when everybody had thought that it was already gone. But fortunately for him, it was not the end and he gets reborn into the world of A song of ice and fire (or Game of thrones for non-geeks). Let's follow him and find out if JON SNOW knows something.

In life, Lysa Tully has always had the short end of the stick. After being pushed out the Moon Door by her husband, Lysa miraculously finds wakes up in Riverrun as a 14 year old before Robert's Rebellion. Will her experience be enough to change her life for the better this time around?

In Volantis, a precocious young girl with questionable morals seeks to escape a terrible fate. In Pentos, an exiled Prince senses a succession crisis coming. In Westeros, a queen needs more than one sharp ear inside of the Red Keep. AemondxOC

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

Melara Hetherspoon, or well, Melara Lannister, is Mad. But well, you would be too if you had the power of time-loops and memories of another life kicking it in your head. Drabbles. Not really OC, But poor Melara Hetherspoon was not a character that was in the characters.

Lord Commander Mormont understands the threat faced by the realm from things beyond the wall. But the Night's Watch cannot stop it alone, and thus begins a bastard boy's journey down South to join the War of the Five Kings in the hopes of uniting the realm from the death that marched towards its doorsteps.

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

The point of no return of the Targaryen civil war, the Dance of the Dragons, was the death of Lucerys Velaryon. What if Lucerys Velaryon had not been killed above Shipbreaker Bay? The Dance shall still play out, but what shall change for the Seven Kingdoms and the survival of the dragons?

After a troubling and barely remembered dream, Wyman Manderly visits Winterfell and asks Ned if he can take Jon as a ward and possible husband for Wynafryd.

Arya Stark wanted to be a knight; she wanted to find glory and adventure with Needle in her hand. But that is not an appropriate life for a highborn lady, and that was all Arya of House Stark was allowed to be.

The Others breached the Wall and conquered Westeros, slaughtering its people in their wake. Some escaped to Essos, including Arya and Sansa. However, when Arya goes missing and Sansa later receives news of what happened, Sansa is flung into a past that her parents had rarely talked about. The reign of Aerys II Targaryen. Experience in politics is all she's got. Time travel, Jaimsa

Par la volonté de sa première épouse décidée à limiter la catastrophe qui s'annonce à l'horizon, Jon Arryn se retrouve doté d'un fils et héritier. Mais reste à voir si celui-ci pourra devenir davantage qu'un simple lord de Westeros.

Daemon Stark, the Rogue Wolf, had been banished from Winterfell by his father for his insubordination and misconduct behaviors. He has not been seen in many years...until now.

What if Catelyn hadn't been able to stop the attacker? What if yet to be named Summer wasn't in time? How would this effect the future of Westeros?

A drunk and impetuous princess, killed in a riding accident, escapes her death in another world. A different version of a third son, who died before reaching his first name day, manages to miraculously survive. The Dance of the Dragons in a parallel universe, with additional players.

The world of Ice and Fire has always been a terrible one. Winters to last a decade, omnipresent wars, blood magic, despotism, and all alongside the regular trappings of a medieval world. So, what happens when a man from our world finds himself trapped in the body of one Tommen Baratheon? Will he be able to change things? To leave his mark? Will he even live long enough?