Divine intervention had allowed them a glimpse into what could be. Purposed with changing the future for the better, the players set the board to their advantage. Will things go smoothly? Or will their moves cause ripples that will shake the very board they play on? - Sequel to: God's Eye.

What if the Gods of the world took a more active hand in it? What might that change about the Game of Thrones? (Or Jon Snow is a demi-god son of R'hllor and world history is turned on its head as a result.)

AU canon divergent. After Arya killed the Night King an immensely powerful wave of magic is released, finding a new host in Sansa, changing Westeros forever. Now it becomes Sansa's destiny to not just protect the North, but Westeros itself; finding unexpected allies as she has to face new enemies mortal and eldritch, to protect those she loves the most.

An anthology of unconnected smuts featuring Jon/Jaehaerys Targaryen cucking people. 'Nuff said. Each chapter's a AU of their own.

It was all an act, a game of masks and illusions. Her smile, her walk, every word carefully chosen to please the men who would evaluate her like a prized horse. Her father expected nothing less than perfection, and she would deliver it. Not because she wanted to, but because there was no choice.

After overhearing Catelyn Stark's plan to send him to the Wall, ten-year-old Jon Snow decides to leave on his own terms. To make his own name in the land to the West.

AU story (Be warned) The once-great Valyria, an empire of dragons and sorcery, was believed to have been lost to the world in the fiery cataclysm of the Doom, four centuries past. But what if the Valyrian might, long thought destroyed and lost to the annals of time, were to suddenly reemerge onto the chessboard of power and politics that is the world of Game of Thrones

She was intended to be the next Three-Eye Raven, a warg from the Dire Tribe. But she was more wolf than a raven. A hunter rather than an observer. Rejected from her true fate, Imogen must take the knowledge she has gained from the Children to stop an imminent threat, the White Walkers. However, a Crow is in the way.

Visenya Targaryen, is the 3rd child of The Mad King. Upon the death of her father, Ned Stark, has one distinct order from Robert Baratheon. To kill her. Seeing that she is only a child, he takes her to Winterfell where she remains safety hidden. After the death of Ned Stark, Visenya vows to destroy those who destroyed her family once and for all, and claim, what is rightfully hers.

Arthur Dayne has killed Ned Stark beneath the Tower of Joy. With one last promise to Lyanna Stark to look after her only son, how will the Sword of The Morning raise the last scion of House Targaryen to retake the Iron Throne and restore the house of the dragon.

Taking place before season 3 but after season 2, a stranger arrives in kings landing and after intervening at a tavern on a maids behalf, he gets embroiled in a situation beyond his control. Now he's found himself in service of the Lannister's. What's this rumored landmass across the sea. What the heck is a vampire anyway? And what's with the strange magical artifacts?

Whisper Targaryen, grandaughter of Daenarys Targaryen, is enrolled at the Royal Academy of the Dark Arts in King's Landing after the death of her father when she was a baby, and now she wants to avenge him but she's stuck at a lame school when she finds love.

You wake up in Westeros - Panic; You also have one of the most broken powers from a world filled with broken powers, so...

It's been 12 years since Rhaegar Targaryen brought dragons back. The Realm is thriving, while Prince Baelon 'Jon', Princess Daenerys, Lady Sansa, Princess Rhaenys, and the wider royal family grow with magic in their world. One Kingsguard thinks Jon needs to do what Aegon V did and tour the world. However, one silverhead and one redhead won't let him go without them. Sequel to MFS

Ned Stark is imprisoned, and his son Robb Stark is determined to rescue him. As he confronts the brutal might of the Lannisters, Robb grapples with the immense weight of leadership and the responsibilities that come with it. His first daunting challenge arises from Walder Frey, who insists that Robb marry one of his daughters without delay. Robb Stark x Roslin Frey. Ned Lives

Robert Baratheon dies a miserable death, betrayed by Cersei. Days follow, and Eddard Stark has his head removed—but this isn't the end. As Eddard Stark drops dead, he wakes up again. But his body wasn't his, there was fat, and there was the strength he never knew before. The gravestone moves, and he comes out—Eddard Stark, now in the body of King Robert Baratheon.

A blue rose, surrounded by fire and ash. Rhaegar Targaryen's triumph at the Trident was bittersweet, shrouded in the mystery of Lyanna Stark's death and her stillborn child. Years later, the bastard of Winterfell returns to Westeros astride a fierce black dragon whose flames will reignite the whispers of war.

Henrik never anticipated encountering a captured little dove with eyes as deep and blue as the Summer Sea itself.

Jon wasn't going to let anyone disrespect Daliya. Because she deserved better. Because she was a sweet girl. Because she was his sister. Because it was his duty to protect her. Yes, that was what he kept telling himself. His thoughts and feelings were completely proper. There wasn't anything wrong with him.

Many of us wished for a better fate for Robb Stark. Over the years he was bashed for the "mistakes" he made leading to his tragic demise...But what if he avoided just ONE OR TWO of those, producing a huge trickle-down effect? How much the story would change? Can Robb win the War of the Five Kings? That's a rewrite of the WHOLE story, old and new events unfolding, first of a series

When the Gods give King Tommen Baratheon, First of His Name, another chance, will he squander it, or will he make the wrongs of his past life right? How will everyone and everything else fit into the changes his Kingdom makes? The following is rated M for mature audiences. It contains graphic violence, sexually explicit scenes, and strong language. Reader discretion is advised.

I do not own A Game Of Thrones, which belongs to George R R Martin and HBO TV. What happened when Daenerys Targaryen burned King's Landing? This is one theory. Sometimes I get ideas while I am battling writer's block. These ideas spring from my twisted imagination. I have read stories about the skin changes in the North. That is where I got an idea for this one shot. There is a c

Joffrey, a dying man a moment ago, now enlightened, watching the Battle of Blackwater Bay right before his eyes; a battle that had already been won, a battle that had passed a year ago. But no more would he cower, for the knowledge he possesses gives him the tools to play the game like never before—Alliances, sacrifices, blood, betrayals, magic, love, and a whole lot of lust.

Aemon Targaryen/Jon Snow is slain in a cell when he waits for his fate after slaying Daenerys for the good of the realm. Jon is sent back to times of the Dance of Dragons : The story starts on the second moon 92 A.C. Pairings Jon Snow/Rhaenyra Targaryen and more

"Kit?" Emilia finally asked, opening her eyes to meet his gaze. "Why do you always come back to me?" The question had lingered in her mind for so long, now she finally asked it. A flicker of vulnerability crossed Kit's face. "I was going to tell you because I love you…" he began, a shy smile gracing his lips as he looked down at his feet. "But that wouldn't be enough."