Brandon Stark, Tommen Baratheon, Robert Arryn. Three boys who, in another world, barely knew one another at all. But in this world, they become the firmest of friends and brothers in all but blood. AU, no white walkers/Others.

Prior to Aegon's conquest of Westeros there are a new people who appear off the coast of the Iron Islands sailing from the west of the world. The new people call themselves Romans and look to conquer the whole of the Iron Islands from the Ironborn. Yet will these people be content with the subjection of the followers of the Drowned God or will they look to conquer this new world.

On the eve of Robert's Rebellion the Greystarks raise their banners against the Targaryens. In response to the deaths of their Lord and his heir. The North remembers and will not let this slight go unanswered. Seeking to reunite with Rickards second son Eddard they prepare their fleet and army to join the new Warden of the North in his campaign of vengeance and justice.

In 314 AC, before the arrogant Duncan Mormont is set to marry the eldest daughter of Robb Stark, he manages to cause a public scandal that nearly destroys House Mormont's reputation for a second time. As a result, he is cast out by his own father, who tells Duncan that if he wishes to come home and regain his birthright, he must first bring Robb Stark a kingly gift. AU.

Dadder is a simple man. Nothing like his brother Jard. He doesn't drink. He doesn't cheat. He doesn't whore. No, Dadder is made of finer stuff. The stuff of champions and heroes. It's to be a knight's life for him. However, when Dadder wins an exorbitant amount of gold from a drunk lord, Jard waggles his silver tongue and convinces him to gain his manhood at The Pleasure Palace.

A man from our world reincarnated into the world of Westeros. Instead filled with ambition to conquer and to rule, he only wants to be a good man and feed people with a tasty bowl of soups. (Reupload, because I felt bad deleting it before.)

When a pile of books are found in Winterfell and the Starks begin to read them, what changes will it bring? Will they be able to change destiny?

A more strategically inclined Ned Stark came back from war and made a list of things he wanted to do in the North to strengthen it. 15 years later he's off to become the Hand of the King. The long summer is coming to an end, and as they say, a long summer means a long winter.

King Brandon Stark the Shipwright sailed a fleet of ships and ten thousand men across the Sunset Sea to look for lands to the west of western coast of Westeros. Some had called him foolish as no one had ever returned from traversing the Sunset. Yet the call of the sea filled his heart and called to him. He constructed a grand fleet and gathered a host to see his ambitions fulfill

"They have named me the prophesied hero of legend and song and I shall bring the Dawn. The Prince that Was Promised who shall save all the pathetic little people of the world." Prince Baelon Targaryen said. His mother Queen Lyanna and father King Rhaegar the Wise always told him so. Uncle Viserys laughed tears. "We are doomed." "Don't laugh I'm your savior!" Rhaegar Wins AU

The story delves into themes of identity, destiny, and the pursuit of greatness as Jon Snow the bastard, strives to prove his worth to a world that has judged him.

It is the end of 195 AC, and a new year of summer is set to begin. But when it does, the Seven Kingdoms will slide into the most dreadful war they've seen since the Dance of the Dragons. House Targaryen will clash with House Blackfyre across the realm. Lines will be drawn, and everyone must choose where they stand. Book 2 of the Titus Tetralogy

The future was bleak for Dorne and all of Westeros, should the so-called prophecy come to pass, and yet there exist none in Planetos willing to risk changing the status quo. Eager to avert this disaster and change the fate of her children, the Mother Rhoyne blesses them with a messiah, armed with another world's knowledge and a willingness for pragmatism.

AU after ADWD/Season 6. The King in the North discovers his true identity and fights an ancient evil. Dany meets new allies in Westeros and battles for the right to rule. Jaime seeks redemption and a worthwhile cause, and the Stark children return home, armed with new skills. Hybrid of book and show. Now featuring Ch 29: Arya's pack takes Riverrun.

[EXPLICIT, FOUR CHAPTERS, COMPLETE] - Daella Targaryen's story is incredibly sad ... but what if she had a different fate? I think like most people, I immediately began to wonder what it would have been like if she had found herself in a loving, but also BDSM-heavy power-exchange marriage in which her husband helped her recover from past trauma and self-destructive tendencies?

The Song is sung, and the Dawn is won, but the victory is bittersweet, and the cost is too high. Yet there is little that could not be done with magic if you were willing to pay the price. Dues are paid, fates are changed, and even destiny itself is covered with a shroud. Mild AU time travel.

Events changed and the marriage of Rhaegar Targaryen and Elia Martell is called off. Rhaegar will marry Cersei Lannister and have gold and silver dragons meanwhile Elia will go north and marry Eddard Stark and from them will spring a great dynasty. Will contain some show elements, slow burn.

Living is too kind a word for growing up with a target on your back, and Daemon's malevolence towards his brother's second family were plain enough for all but the king to see. DoD-centric, SI OC

The Pact of Ice and Fire is fulfilled in front of Mad Aerys and there is nothing he could do, Stark Wank, Eddard Wank, the savior is born from a mature Wolf and a young Dragon.

Can be read as a standalone! Lucas, Mina and the Captain fled the Iron Islands in 196 AC. for a better life. The first two years in the Westerland were anything but. Follow them as they travel across Westeros and rise above their station. Luckily for them, Lucas has Benjamin's memories from Earth. Besides, what have they to lose, apart from their lives? (no huge technology leap).

In a world of intrigue and deception, Valerius Veleri, a cunning and brilliant heir, embarks on a path of conquest and destiny.

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.

Alton Greyjoy is named the Holy Fool by history. His wife could never be called as pious.

The Twin-Sister worlds of Essos and Westeros watch passively at the bloodshed occurring upon them. An ancient race of deities work dark machinations across haunted marches, while the crumbling ides of technology pale in the face of wicked, godlike wonder.

When Ned Stark's bastard saves the princess from a terrible fate, the king bestows upon him the honour of a lifetime - a position at court as defender of the blood royal. Ser Jon of the Wolfswood is determined to do his duty, even at the cost of his heart. Part of the 'Mine is the Fury' What If Series.