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.

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

Alone on the Wall, Jon reads his brother's last words to him...all of Westeros will have to live and die with the consequences.

Who could have known that the one night Daemon Targaryen spent with Rhea Royce would change the destiny of the Targaryen dynasty - and all of Westeros - forever?

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, bringing word of a pagan empire.

One night can change a whole song: it was prophesied that when a star falls magic will return, but when the whole horizon descends, the gods will walk among men again. This will not be a Clash of Kings, but a new Age of Heroes. A mythical approach to the world of A Song of Ice and Fire. With many fantasy elements, this story shall explore obscure lore and legends of the Long Night

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?

In one world, the Sack of King's Landing broke Doran Martell. In this world, however, what if Doran hadn't given up? What if Doran had decided to get revenge for the Sack of King's Landing, to avenge his sister in a more direct way? Instead of backing off, what if Doran had preferred war? Post-Robert's Rebellion AU

Before the Doom of Valyria, one of the most powerful Dragonlord houses managed to survive it. But what shall happen after waking up 90 years after the doom. Will Aegon's conquest be affected by the sudden re-emerge of a powerful Drangonlord? Only time will tell. (Story Progress is still in Valyria.)

From the embers of rebellion, dragons are once more reborn. In this AU: Rhaegar, Viserys and Daenerys are not the only children of King Aerys and Queen Rhaella to survive and reach adulthood. Through the good graces of the old gods and the new, they saw fit to bless the Targaryen dynasty with four more children who might have lived.

It was an impossible idea born from pain, and yet, somehow the impossible became a reality. Now they are back, they have a chance to change things, to forge a path into the future that was better than before, to forge a world that was better than before. But with turning back the clock comes consequences they hadn't even considered. {timetravel}

In 293 AC, four of Ned's most powerful vassals come to talk to him about the North and House Stark. A conversation 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?

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.

Jon finds himself in dire weather while riding in the wolfswood, and finds he is not alone.

Catelyn awakes to the the mother Jon needs.

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?

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

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

Alistair was in asoiaf and now it was he who knew nothing. What he did know, however, told him that the winning move for him would be not playing. Then he caught wind of Lyanna and saw two Starks enter Kings Landing, and thought that at least once he should see the result of his own inaction. Then, he decided that good in Westeros really needed to triumph, and far more than he did.

Renly is dead and Jon Arryn discovers his plan to marry Margaery to Robert. To punish the Tyrells, Lord Arryn decides to marry Margaery to Robb Stark and send Loras to the Wall.

Ned married Ashara after the Tourney at Harrenhal and was imprisoned in Starfall during Robert's Rebellion. Now Brandon Stark is the Warden of the North and Ashara is the Lady of Starfall, what will become of Ned when Jon Arryn dies?

Little Ned Stark, son of Sandor and Sansa, is in trouble. Big trouble. What will his punishment be? A vignette of family life for an AU Sandor and Sansa. All characters are the creations of GRR Martin, with the exception of Ned Clegane Stark.

Sansa suffers another nightmare - she has never fully recovered from King's Landing. Who will help her? A vignette of life for Sandor and Sansa not featured in my fanfiction Winter's Queen and the Hound of the North. Characters are the creations of GRR Martin.

Sandor is having a bad day...

[SEQUEL TO A WOLF THAT MET A STAR: NEW] With the abrupt end of King Aerys' tyranny, House Targaryen barely managed to have the baby grandson of the tyrant recognized as the King but at the cost of many concessions made to both Loyalists and Rebels alike. A Regency of fifteen years, one of such concessions, promises chaos as lords fight for more power. The Game of Thrones continues.