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.

Upon arriving in Winterfell, Ned introduces his bastard son, Jon Snow. But that night, Lyarra Stark, looks at the boy, and she decides that she wouldn't allow her daughter's only child to have nothing in his life. This story is rated M for explicit sexual scenes and Brutality and will contain Harem.

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)

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SI/OC. After dethroning Joffrey Waters, Lord Protector of the Iron Throne Robb Stark calls a great council at the advice of his sorcerer Bryan. A new king must be chosen. While the lords are politicking, Bryan tries to leverage his status to learn real magic and teach his new pupil Myrcella Waters while caring for those living in his newly granted lordship.

"When I was a boy, I dreamt that I could fly. When I awoke, I couldn't... or so the maester said. But what if he lied?" Starving and suffering in Storm's End, a young Stannis Baratheon makes a terrible choice, and the fate of Westeros and beyond goes careening off in strange directions. "Sacrifice... is never easy. Or it is no true sacrifice."

The year is 297 AC; King Robert has overthrown the Targaryen dynasty, and the realm has endured almost 2 decades of relative peace. But things take a turn for the worse when Renly Baratheon is the one who discovers the dangerous secret about his brother's 'children.' While in the deep North, the supernatural threat of the Long Night looms. {AU}

El Torneo de Lannisport se realizara para celebrar el reinado de Robert, lo que nadie esperaba era que los rumores sobre ella fueran ciertos, se decía que era la mujer mas bella de los Siete Reinos, y muchos nobles podrían dar testimonio de ello. FemJon.

The Blood of The Dragon and The Wolf come together early, a Bastard will be reborn to change the Future of House Targaryen.

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.

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.

Who could have known that the one night Daemon Targaryen spent with Rhea Royce would change the destiny of the Targaryen dynasty - and all of Westeros - forever?

Tristifer Mudd, the descendant of the legendary Hammer of Justice, is determined to resurrect his near-extinct House from obscurity. As Robert's Rebellion throws the realm into chaos, Tristifer seizes the chance to rise by any means necessary. In a world where chaos is a ladder, will House Mudd reclaim its place in history, or will it vanish forever?

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.

The Long Night is lost. But the Gods aren't done with Jon yet.

Even if she hates it, even if she would rather claw his eyes out than let him touch her, Aegon has stolen from her something. She isn't sure if she can (wants) to put a name to it, or even if she would have cared for it otherwise, but he has taken from her what she wasn't willing to give and for that, he must compensate her.

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

The Starks of the North have a long history filled with great Kings, wars of conquests to unite the North, and battles to defend it. They are the Kings of Winter and they can do so much more for the North that will change Westerose. It leads into an AU (not a major change) just a different history of the North leading to a stronger North in the end.

Solomon (not his legal name) had been a stage magician in the good ol' US of A. Funny story, he got shot, died, maybe, it's hard to say, but where he ended up... he realized something. There was magic here, not the sleight of hand he knew, but real honest-to-God magic, and he would have it all.

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]

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!

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

The battle of the Trident has a different outcome. Robert falls and Rhaegar rises to become King first of his name, and as such legitimized his son by Lyanna and raises him in the red keep as Prince Jaehaerys Targaryen. Jae never felt at home in the south until he went North and became a Hero of legend. Now back in the Red Keep after 6 long years he attempts to find his home

In 293 AC, four of Ned's most powerful vassals come to talk to him about the North and House Stark. A conversation that will slowly change some of Eddard Stark's views forever. How will this slightly different Eddard Stark impact the North? Will his decisions have a lasting impact on House Stark and the War of the Five Kings?