Thirteen-year-old Steffon Baratheon is the black-haired, blue-eyed Prince, son of King Robert Baratheon and his wife Queen Cersei Lannister. On a trip to Dorne he makes a proposal to the ruling prince of Dorne, Doran Martell, but both he and his brother Oberyn take the young prince's words with great caution.

Tristifer Mudd the many-times grandson of the legendary Hammer of Justice is determined to drag House Mudd out of obscurity and damn anyone who stands in the way. Chaos is a ladder after all, and war is not known to be an especially orderly affair.

A turn of events sees Jon Snow chart a different course for his life, and a different fate for the Seven Kingdoms unfolds. (Alternative title: "where I guilt-trip Barristan the Bold into derailing the plot of the series and inflict terrible irony upon Tywin Lannister"). Alternate Universe. Slow Burn Jon/Myrcella

SI is Daenerys Targaryen's twin sister: Visenya Targaryen. Story explores magic, philosophy, and the religions of Ice and Fire. No technology boosting. Crossposted on AO3.

Margaery's absolute certainty that Loras will win the tourney being held, in part to announce her betrothal to Aegon, has been driving her future goodsister, Rhaenys, mad. Turning to her Valonqar, Daemon, Rhaenys asks him to win the tourney for her. His reluctance leads her to promise him all manner of filthy things that they both end up enjoying more than they expected.

Corlys Velaryon is a man of legend. He has begun a new Age of Enlightenment and Exploration, of revolutionary new ideas, and incredible innovations that have made travel at sea faster and more profitable than ever before. But progress is not without consequences. In this changing world, can Corlys continue to guide House Velaryon to its promised high tide?

They lost the battle, they lost the war, and as the snow settles over the blood of Winterfell, Jon takes Sansa's life rather than let the Others have her. Yet as he drives Longclaw through her heart something changes, something shifts, and soon they are far away from the battle, alive, and gone from the world they knew {time travel}

A man from our modern world inexplicably waking up in the body of Jon Snow in 289 AC, right as the boy falls ill with the pox. He finds himself not only in a new body but also in a world teeming with perilous intrigue and legendary dangers. He must navigate the treacherous political landscape of Westeros.

His siblings looked nothing like his father, what with their golden hair and emerald eyes. Why, looking at Myrcella was like looking at a mirror of his mother. Not that Damon had any right to talk. When HE looked in a mirror, he saw his uncle Jaime.

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.

A twist of fate alters the song, and Robert Baratheon is spared of his unceremonious end. But Cersei Lannister had a backup plan, and the King vanishes in the waters of the Rutstead Rill, near Rosby. Broken, injured, and forgotten... Robert will travel and fight to reclaim his kingdom, even with all the odds pitted against him.

This is the codex of the actual story which will be released when I finish the Codex.

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?

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.

Sequel to From a Scar of Flame came the Scorching that made from the Wiffy Wolf the Burned Wolf.takes place after a couple of days, mature, hard, Slash and hack, gory, Stark Wank, unusual Dark Stark Wank, hope you like it.

Aenar Targaryen was many things but he was no King. No, his birthright was one he had been deemed unworthy of. Forever in the shadow of his sister, Aenar was not the heir his father desired. He was not the Prince that was Promised. However, it would be through his bloodline that this promised prince would breathe their first breath.

Arya and Bellegere have been together for years and want to have a baby. They decide on IVF and when Belle suggests asking Jon to be the donor, it makes perfect sense to Arya. When his wife suggests that they avoid the expense of IVF though, and just do it the old fashioned way, it reawakens feeling Arya buried long ago and leads the four of them down a path of absolute debauchery.

The view/visitor counters are BACK! Many thanks to all the readers/writers who deluged IT Support demanding the traffic stats get fixed. TOGETHER WE DID IT! As to those who called us entitled. Yeah, we're entitled to stats. So what? And a special message to the haters who called us horrible names-SUCK IT! We fought and WON! This is a victory for all readers/writers.

An alternate history if Rhaenyra Targaryen had been successfully crowned queen. What would her reign have been like? What princes and princesses would have been born into her family through her five sons and only daughter? How would the Dance of the Dragons occur later on in the future? The answers lie within this story. Delve into a world of royalty, dragons, and devastation...

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.

The Dance of the Dragons was the most devastating conflict Westeros had ever seen, one hundred and seventy years before the War of the Five Kings. In the end, a succession of deaths and betrayals allowed the kingdom to find peace and recover. But what if it had not happened? What if the courage of a young dragoness had pushed this war to be fought to the bitter end?

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 Targaryen and Clarice Hightower have never seen eye to eye. She looks down upon him for his fiery (some would say foolish) impulsivity, he mocks her for her careful (some would say craven) scheming. A common enemy finally binds them together but their alliance is built on the treacherous quicksand of the Red Keep. Loyalties change quickly here and nothing is forever, right?

In a world where seven sons and daughters were born to Rhaella and Aerys II, the North is a powerful kingdom, Jon snow grows up in a village outside King's Landing. The Seven Kingdoms are divided by men and women motivated by love, guilt, loyalty, honour, envy and greed while the world braces itself for another terrible war.

Before Daenerys is betrothed to Khal Drogo, another offer is made for her hand from Dagon Farwynd, known as the Demon of the Tides for his eerie seafaring ways. OP!OC? I mean he's a skinchanging sea captain, with a shark. A story where Daenerys embraces Ironborn culture instead of Dothraki. Part 1: The Courtship of the Princess. The cover was done by JaimelelConquistador on DA.