Arya Stark, former assassin-in-training and current exile from a mysterious order, nurses a broken heart and some serious grudges as she makes her way across Westeros, seeking revenge on those who have hurt her. Will she find peace in a land at war, or will mysterious forces succeed in shaping her destiny, and with it, the destiny of Westeros? Part 2 of The Assassins Trilogy

En 252, le roi Aegon V Targaryen prend la décision de désigner de nouveau le prince Duncan comme son héritier. Cette décision aura des conséquences sur le long terme, pour le royaume et la famille royale (crack treated seriously)

Even as the Lords of the Realm bent the knee to Viserys I and his named heir, the Princess Alaeyne Targaryen, dissent began to spread. The words in the mouths of many were simple. If the realm was to be ruled by a woman, then let it be the "Bastard of the Vale," Rhaenyra Stone. Whom many thought to be more Targaryen than the dornish "Sunrise Princess" in everything but name.

Roman emperor Lucius Domitius Aurelianus finds himself betrayed and murdered on his way to invade the Persian Empire. But after a series of events that challenge reality as he knows it, he finds himself sitting at the bank of the Blue Fork watching the stars with nothing but a sword to his name. How will the man who earned the monicker "Restorer of the world" fare on this new land?

In the regular ASOIAF books, Theon Greyjoy attempts to escape the clutches of Ramsay Bolton by jumping off the walls of Winterfell with Jeyne Poole. This happens here as well. Unlike the series, Theon dies. However, be is born again in Pyke, and attempts to, hopefully, make amends for the wrongs he did…

El perfume del incesto no lo tiene ningún otro amor. (OC x OC)

There are things hidden in the far north, secrets buried under ice. Jon Snow faces the white walkers early, and stumbles upon a power that could change the world. It forges a new path for him and everyone around him - and a new journey south, a journey as a dragon. The world begins to change - with steel and snow, fire and blood…

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?

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.

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 witnessing the death of the royal children. Ned Stark leaves to find his sister. He arrives to see his sister giving birth to Jaehaerys Targaryen. Ned promises to help him and makes a deal with the King's guards. No White Walkers. Arianne Martell/Jon Snow/Daenerys Targaryen

A few fellow-chapters to 'United we Stand – Divided we Fall'. 196 A.C., first Blackfyre Rebellion. What happened while Benjamin/Lucas was doing his best to survive? Follow Dameron Frey's first skirmish in the Riverlands and Beron Stark's campaign against the invading reavers on the Stony Shore.

A solitary candle flickers, nearly snuffed by the raging winds. But our little slice of hell would not die, nor would we. A Frostpunk/ASOIAF cross; or, a steampunk British Empire in Westeros.

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

Cersei Lannister always thought she would marry Rhaegar one way or another. Never in all her life did she expect her father to sell her off to the heir of Winterfell like a common brooding mare. Ned Stark has always looked up to his older brother. Ned always believed his purpose in life was to follow and support his brother but he just can't support his brother's new bride.

A Bastard can change the course of history. In an AU where the Targaryen invasion failed, a young bastard named Jagare Snow grows up battling the events that led to his birth. Hated by the North, his journey takes him away, to the wide world of Westeros and beyond. While meeting friends and foes along his journey, can he truly scrub away the stain of bastardry in his new life?

Five years before Robert's Rebellion, a tarnished Silver dragon takes her first breath under a weirwood tree beyond the Wall and stars fall from the sky. It is said that magic died with the last of the dragons. If true, then with dragons magic will return. If three of mere fire made flesh should begin the trickle... Then it is one of divinity made flesh that will bring the flood.

A territorial dispute between the Night's Watch and the North convinces Ned Stark to name Jon Snow as a minor lord in the Gift. Jon for his part is in love with Sansa's best friend, Jeyne Poole.

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

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 the year 305 AC, Queen Daenerys, First of Her Name, having conquered the east, now looks across the sea and has set her sights on King's Landing. Meanwhile, King Aegon, Sixth of His Name, has taken Shireen Baratheon as his Queen and looks to crush his rival and solidify his hold over the Seven Kingdoms.

So, not only did you wake up in Westeros, you woke up a few years before the most significant conflict they've had since the time they had actual dragons. Expect it isn't you. It's me, and this is a SI. Shit.

When King Robert Baratheon arrives to Winterfell, he desires to join the two Houses. To his annoyance, Sansa is about to marry, Robb is married and expecting a firstborn, Arya is out of option too, so this leaves to no other choice, but to betroth Bran Stark and Myrcella Baratheon. A distraught Myrcella is left among the Northern "savages", as her mother calls them.

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 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?