House Bolton and House Stark have always been bitter rivals. In the end, the Starks prevailed and won the struggle to rule the North. But what if something went wrong?

Jelaesella Targaryen daughter of Prince Duncan Targaryen, also known as Prince Duncan the Small and the Prince of Dragonflies and Jenny of Oldstones. She was only a princess with no importance until her grandmother Betha Blackwood dowager queen started teaching the game of Thrones. That means starting another Dance of the Dragons begins and take that crown.

When Rhaenyra Targaryen, Princess of Dragonstone, gives birth in 114 AC rather than a single child, a daughter who never should have existed come to be. When a player who holds otherworldy knowledge sets her own joins the game of thrones, the futures of House Velaryon, House Targaryen and Westeros at large are flipped on their heads. The dragons still dance.

What if? Relatos de mundos alternos en Game of Thrones. Donde una sola decisión lo puede cambiar todo. Más que todo centrados en Arya y/o Jon. Se aceptan solicitudes.

Rhaenyra Targaryen, Princess of Dragonstone and heiress to the Iron Throne, gives birth to her first born child in 113 AC rather than 114 AC, and the babe is not Jacaerys Velaryon. When a daughter who never should have been holds otherworldly knowledge and joins the game of thrones, Planetos is tilted on its axis (Yo I know the summary kinda sucks, but give it a chance!)

What if by sorcery, Maegor the Cruel, the usurper king who was cast down, left an heir, hidden away in the secret passageways of the Red Keep? Will she press her claim? How would it feel to be a Targaryen princeling, knowing you are to be expected to wed and bed your kin, in lands that look down upon such customs? An Alternative History to Archmaester Gyldayn's telling.

The Targaryen family was a very mediocre family in the Valyrian freehold. Yet still, they managed to conquer an entire continent. What would happen if someone at the peak of Valyrian power were to suddenly appear? How would a great Valyrian mage shape the world around him? Slightly AU in regards to Valryian history. A very OP character.

The time the Builder finished the Wall, his first born was brought to the world. One look and he is destined to be immortalized in the history books. He is a conqueror, the first arcane, the champion of the Old gods, and most of all, he is the King of Winter. His name is Torric, son of Brandon of House Stark, and a man from 21st Century. *Disclaimer: I do not own anything.

Jon Snow was born with two powerful bloodlines, one of fire and one of ice. Yet the line of ice was old, and was used to taking the gifts of other lines as its own. Growing stronger for it. What if Jon had more of the North in him, more of the wolfblood, and just a hint of the madness that could lead to greatness?

A goshawk arrives in Casterly Rock carrying a message for Robert Baratheon. Tywin Lannister makes a simple decision that will alter destiny itself.

When Joanna dies, she becomes a dragon; and the gods take pains to further humble Lord Tywin.

Replaced by "Kashmir, 2018" as the eighteenth story in the "If" series, this is now an outtake of that series: my first attempt at "filling the unforgiving minute." (Thanks to everyone who read and reviewed!)

During a time of war and turmoil in Westeros, a Bastard son of two great houses must come to terms with his identity, and choose a side in the conflict that will decide the next thousand years of rule on the continent.

The North has always endured. They had survived the Long Night, they had resisted the might of the Andals. With the arrest of Lord Eddard Stark, the banners of Winterfell had been called ones again, this time by his 15 year old son Robb who is going to fight against the Lannesters for the freedom of the North. Will they Survive. Sequel To Rise of North.

When Jon Snow ventures beyond the wall he finds a fragment of the past that will bring hope and dread in equal mesure. The ages of the world turn and the scion of ice and fire must play his part in the uneding song of the world. Minor crossover with Lotr.

Ever since Torrhen Stark bent the knee, the North has been preparing and planning it's revenge. The North may have bent the knee to the dragons, but south in it's ignorance didn't realise that all they have done is to awoken a giant, that has sleeping for more than 8000 years, a filled him with a terrible resolve.

After seeing what could be, greenseer Runa Stark runs straight to her Uncle Rickard. In doing so, she is able to prevent her cousin Lyanna from running off with Rhaegar. This sets off a chain reaction of different events. Not for Rhaegar and Lyanna fans.

Dans le Nord se trouvait un monde qui était révéré par tous ceux suivant les Anciens Dieux. Nul ne sait depuis combien d'année il vit ni d'où il vient. Mais il fut toujours là, avant même que le Trône de fer ne soit forgé. Il est le Fantôme du Nord et par sa main silencieuse, le futur de Westeros est changé.

That time Joanna caught the twins when they were little. Except it's from Joanna's POV.

Thousands of years ago, House Blacktooth ruled a third of the Westerlands and rivalled the Lannisters. In the year 298 AC, it is a shadow of its former self, centuries of failed rebellions and incompetent rulers have brought it to the brink of destruction. Can a new generation of Blacktooths break this cycle of decline, or will they only be the latest in a long line of failures?

Arya Stark always figured that she was a little out there. But now her her constant run ins with Joffrey, prince to the Seven Kingdoms, is bringing out the worst (or maybe the best) in her. A dark smutty tale with a rare pairing. (Not for the faint of heart)

Two centuries before House Targaryen fled there, Dragonstone served as the westernmost outpost of Freeholding Valyria. Garrisoned against the Andals and Rhoynar, Valyria's ancient foes, the obsidian island served as watchtower, trading post, and prison. Hosting younger children, exiles, cripples, the forgotten and forsworn, each with an untold story and unheard voice. SYOC open

'Make me your one and only' A view of the King and Queen of the North, their marriage, love and connection … always / ONESHOT, Jonsa

"Bloodraven," they whispered behind his back. "Kinslayer." Let them whisper, thought the Mad's Bastard, let them fear. Or, in one world Rhaegar died, and the Targaryen fell, while in another Rhaegar died, and the Targaryen rose.

Rhaegar wants a Visenya; Lyanna wants death; their entourage want someone - anyone! - to take action. Finally someone is forced to.