Lyanna, as queen regent, went to great lengths to ensure that her son, the crown prince Daemon, didn't suffer scandal as he grew up, lengths that she hopes no one ever learns of. Unbeknownst to her, his new brides, Rhaenys and Daenerys, are not only aware of what she did to keep him from turning to whores but are also more than happy to let it continue, provided they can join in.

House Targaryen had regained its dragons. House Blackfyre stirred from across the sea. The Others waited in the winterlands. Rhaegar Targaryen ruled over Westeros. Reincarnated into a world so different from the one that he had read about, Jon Snow realized he was in the middle of all of it. [SI-Jon] [AU]

Lyanna Stark was not the only daughter of Lord and Lady Stark. The gods old and new, weeping at the destruction wrought on their lands, appealed to the children of the forest for guidance and a life never been was renewed and a life taken was restored. And changes were wrought to the advantage of Westeros.

In the aftermath of Robert's Rebellion, Edric Storm, the bastard son of King Robert Baratheon and Delana Florent, struggles to survive in King's Landing. At just eight years old, he narrowly escapes an assassination attempt. Under the guidance of Ned Stark, Edric confronts the stigma of being a bastard and must carve out his own destiny in a realm filled with betrayal and ambition

In the night's dark, through the cold wind, Bran looks for the dead now relieved of their curse. A ghost seems more familiar than the others, though he doesn't remember her from his past.

After Robert's Rebellion and learning of his brother Brandon's illegitimate son, Eddard Stark travels to Deepwood Motte to meet Jeyne Snow, the boy's mother. Struck by her strength and her sons likeness to the Starks, Eddard faces a choice between duty and compassion, ultimately ensuring their safety while preserving his family's legacy

The story explores profound themes of identity, destiny, and the relentless pursuit of greatness as Jon Snow, bastard son of Eddard Stark, battles to prove his worth in a world that has already judged him unworthy.(Major Rewrite)

A fresh perspective on the beloved world of Westeros, reimagining the epic saga through the eyes of Ser Jaime Lannister, the infamous Kingslayer. This tale begins with the pivotal moment of Jaime slaying the Mad King and follows his tumultuous journey from reviled oathbreaker to a man seeking redemption.

What if Jon Snow was born as a female like Rhaegar probably wanted? This is an alternative story about Lyanna Snow/Visenya Targaryen, who grew up in Winterfell as a wild, fierce, beautiful and clever bastard daughter of Eddard Stark. She was never told who her mother was, however a strange discovery in the crypts beneath Winterfell will change her life forever.

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. Now on part 2: Princess of the Tides. The cover was done by JaimelelConquistador on DA.

In an alternate ASOIAF world, Robert Baratheon dies at the Trident, slain by Arthur Dayne. Rhaegar Targaryen wins the rebellion and marries a resentful Lyanna Stark. The North, hating the Targaryen Dynasty, becomes a hotbed of espionage and assassination attempts, leading to a tense cold war between the North and South. Rhaegar's rule over the Iron Throne is fragile!

Daemion Targaryen is the only child of Aegon Targaryen and his sister-wife, Visenya Targaryen. With his father, mother, and stepmother conquering most of Westeros, he is the heir to six of seven kingdoms in the country. He'll have to endure an arranged marriage, a difficult mother, and a rather distant father to become the prince his future kingdom needs.

'I disagree, I have come to the perfect place, I want to bring those who wronged me to justice and all those who have wronged me are right here' They had that in common. Accused of murder, Sansa Stark sees no way out, but the Red Viper of Dorne may have one, if she has the courage to take it.

A small group of Canadian soldiers are transported to Westeros, beyond the Wall. - "What the bugger's a Canadian?" - Ygritte of the Free Folk

Do you know what House of the Dragon is cruelly lacking ? A powerful, smart and bloody Stark who knows something, yet remains somehow an honorable fool.

Part 2 of the Daggers to the Heart saga. The 3ER gives Jon, Arya & Sansa special daggers during the long night to prevent them joining the army of the dead. War is brewing in the south they must face the golden king. Familiar foes return to haunt them. Jonsa. M for violence and smut. Part 1 of the story is Daggers to the Heart Part 1 - Game of Thrones. Need to read that one first.

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.)

Four years after the events of AFFC/ADWD, a lost daughter of the North returns to Westeros. A deranged, humiliated queen drinks until her decisions cast a shadow of sense while the last Targaryen begins her reclamation of her home. An army of the dead march towards the Wall and the best defense is a man who has already known death. Mainly a Gendrya story, but overall ASOIAF.

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

It is 233 AC. Winter grips the Seven Kingdoms as they reel from the tragic death of King Maekar Targaryen. With several claimants for the throne, a great council is summoned to choose the new ruler of the Seven Kingdoms. Old enemies will reunite after many years to decide the future of Westeros, and settle scores once and for all. Final part of the Titus Tetralogy.

What if Aegon the Conqueror had the memories of another life and the lessons learned from his failures to guide him? Could he create the foundations for a dynasty that would stand the test of time? Or will he be doomed to fail just as much as his other self did? (Transmigrator/Self-Insert)

Westeros had been conquered once before, by Aegon the Conqueror, his sister-wives, and, most importantly, their dragons. Now, three hundred years after the first conquest (and over a decade after Aegon's family had been usurped by Robert Baratheon), a new force comes to take the Iron Throne for itself. A force from beyond the stars.

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.

In an alternate timeline, where Ned decides to take the Iron Throne in the exact moment he encounters Jaime sitting on it with the Mad King's blood on his sword. King Eddard Stark has been king instead of Robert for the past 14 years at the end of the Long Summer. Jaime's at the Wall. Cersei weds Benjen. Viserys & Dany grow up as wards on Dragonstone and at Riverrun, respectively.

Jon knows well that men in his world cannot sleep alone without risking a demonic encounter. After his wife dies in the birthing bed, delivering a stillborn son, though, he finds himself too broken to care. When he wakes to find a succubus in his home, he knows at once that he must satisfy her completely or die. What he doesn't know is that passing that test is only the beginning.