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 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

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!

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?

Rando ends up in the body of a Stark. The one who likes lemon cakes. (Working summary.)

Harwyn "Hardhand" Hoare was known as the Last Reaver was the embodiment of the age of chaos, boldness and trickery he was born in and ushered in an era of Exploration, Revolution and Ingenuity. He led his House to such great heights that would go on to form the backbone of the modern world. So grab a bag of popcorn and join us on this adventure filled with twists, turns and all ot

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.

His first death was alike his first life - eventless. Thrown into the shoes of a character who didn't have the opportunity to shine, what would he do? Stick to the shadows or shine brighter than any of his forebears had?

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.

In another life Eddard promised something to his sister on her deathbed . In this one he promised something else to his Mother on her deathbed and that promise changed everything. A/N: Reviews are appreciated.

What would you do if you got the chance to be Jon Snow? Would you become the best Warg you could? Would you tame some mythical birds? Or Would you go straight for the Kraken? Would you try and establish a shipping Empire? Or would you create a Blacksmith paradise? From the Pirates of Essos to the Wildlings Beyond the Wall, everyone will know that there's a new player in the game

Rhaenyra decides Alicent will still be her friend even after the redhead is betrothed to her father. She and Syrax just have to make a few thinly veiled threats to set the ground rules first. (Cross-posted from Ao3)

When William Thompson dies saving his girlfriend in NYC, his story doesn't end - it begins anew as he's reborn as Aerys Targaryen. Armed with the knowledge of a dark future and born into a dynasty on the brink, William must navigate his new life as a Targaryen prince while trying to prevent the realm's descent into madness.

Orys Snow grew up as the bastard of the Red Keep, with only his mother to rely on. One day, he learned that King Rhaegar had great plans for him... ...But his mother Lyanna had another plan. A Rhaegar wins AU with a twist.

Sent to Dorne to marry Arianne Martell, Eddard Stark's second son—twin to Robb— Edric Stark struggles to find his place. Smart, bookish, and no warrior, he must navigate Sunspear and the Realm's treacherous politics, balancing Stark honor with Martell cunning.

Prince Rhaegar Targaryen is leading the realm into violence and unrest, that much was obvious. But Aerion's place has always been to serve and to obey, not to question. "The realm still remembers the madness that overtook your great-grandfather." His father had explained, "And so, we cannot let the Crown doubt our loyalty, for we will be prosecuted with fire and blood."

Philosopher OC born into the Karstark family just in time to enjoy participating in the wonderful Robert Rebellion. What Joy. This is primarily a comedy about how dumb philo majors are, if you are a philo major offended by this, you are exactly the kind of philo major I'm making fun off, go fuck yourself.

House Bolton traces itself back to the Red Kings, since well before the coming of the Andals, never mind the Targaryens. Their dragons are dead now, a mad king sits that Iron Throne, but for the North it matters little. Alaric of Faerun, House Bolton's new lord is more concerned with enriching his house... and making sense of this new world he was reborn into.

In which Jon Snow is the best swordsman Winterfell has produced in a century

Wherein the War changed all, the Stark family members each face their own trials and tribulations. They are haunted by the shadows of their former lives. This is their story, how they are going on forward for "A Lone Wolf Dies But the Pack Survives".

"For the Watch." The world is wrong. Jon fell to his knees with a dagger in his back, an oath breaker, a bastard of House Stark, and a fallen and failed Lord Commander of the Night's Watch. He awoke as a Prince of the Seven Kingdoms, the son of a dead man, a scion of House Targaryen. The world is wrong, and Jon needs to right it...