Due to Unforeseen Circumstances, Daenerys Targaryen finds herself protected by an unknown male who seemed to cow her brother down enough that he behaved around her well enough.

After Duncan Mormont publicly insults Lord Robb Stark, he is cast out of House Mormont by his father and sent into exile. To redeem himself, Duncan sails across the Known World for the Golden Empire of Yi Ti and is soon pitted against the depraved Church of Starry Wisdom and their High Priest, an eldritch figure known only as the 'Yellow King' (AU. Book 4.)

"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}

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.

500 years after the War of the Five Kings, the descendants of the original ASOIAF characters play the old Game of Thrones, in a world were Thrones themselves might be left in the dustbin of History

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.

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.

In which Denys Arryn learns it's far easier to destroy than it is to create, that the work of an afternoon can undo five decades of progress, and that some men will always hold hate dear to their hearts.

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

After living most of her life in poverty, Rosalind McDaniels finally became a successful doctor, living a much better life until it was tragically cut short. When she awoke, she discovered that she was reborn years before a terrible civil war and was know as the daughter of King Viserys I Taragaryen and Queen Alicent Hightower, Princess Lilyanna Targaryen. Warning OC Intersex/G!P

Born too young to stop his family's decline but old enough to see it, Aemond Targaryen was taken across the Narrow Sea with his older brother and newborn sister and in Essos lived under constant threat, fearful of the Usurpers daggers until one Illyrio Mopatis, Magister of Pentos opened his doors to them and from there, Aemond schemed with Viserys on how to take back their home.

Stafford Baratheon is the only trueborn child of Robert Baratheon. A formidable warrior for his age, Stafford gets caught up in the plots and intrigue of the royal houses. And after his father is killed in the hunting accident, and he inevitably gets caught up in trying to play the game of thrones.

In the 105th year of Aegon's Conquest, King Viserys I named his daughter Rhaenyra Targaryen as the heir to the Iron Throne. In 112 AC, Queen Aemma died while giving birth to Prince Baelon. Although the King had his desired son, he refused to name him as his heir. Subsequently, he remarried, and in the 113th year, his new Queen gave birth to Prince Aegon.

The Dance of the Dragons was devastating to House Targaryen. At the end of this most tragic bloodletting, Rhaena Targaryen is reborn with memories of a strange world, just as a new dragon is born to her. She names the dragon Morning, to symbolise the new dawn she hopes to bring to her house, and remaining kin. Will her quest succeed, or is the Red Dragon destined to fall?

A more strategically inclined Ned Stark came back from war and made a list of things he wanted to do in the North to strengthen it. 15 years later he's off to become the Hand of the King. The long summer is coming to an end, and as they say, a long summer means a long winter.

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.

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.

An unacknowledged bastard son of King Aerys II, grows up in the slums of Flea Bottom—a place still angry and scarred by the brutal riots that erupted after the King dismantled Dunk and Egg's peasant laws.

First twenty years of Tywin Lannister's life. Childhood in Casterly Rock, the court of King Aegon V, first alliances, first stirrings of the heart, the War of the Ninepenny Kings, the Reyne-Tarbeck Rebellion—all in pursuit of golden glory.

Westeros’s most powerful houses all trace their lineage back to the Age of Heroes, and claim that their divine right to rule comes from the deeds of their ancestors. So what kind of legacy can a social outcast create for his descendants if he decides that they will not be treated as lowly as he? Will his name fade into obscurity? In the Age of Heroes, anything is possible.

Erwin Lannister, the son of Jaime Lannister and Leyla Hightower. Raised by his mother and taught by his grandfather, he grew up with the privileges and influence that so benefitted the future Lord of Casterly Rock and in the wars to come would go from uncertain youth to being known as the "Lionheart" of Casterly Rock.

The origins of an extraordinary individual are not predestined by the Gods; rather, they are influenced and shaped by their parents. Addam Baratheon is the son of the Baratheon Dynasty's greatest commander, and within his blood is that of Old Valyria, the descendant of the Sea Snake who once tamed the very seas of the world.