This work has been written and is complete. I plan on posting chapters once or twice a week. The total length is on par with the longer ASOIAF novels. This story is primarily a general fiction AU story for both GoT and ASOIAF (I take elements from each) that begins with familiar events in Yunkai and then diverges. Primary POV: Daenerys. EXPLICIT CONTENT

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.

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.)

Two (eventually three) characters from another fantasy world ends up in Westeros and try to make the best of the situation, with their own culture, prejudices, arrogance, personalities knowledge and skills. Cross-posted from alternatehistory by me (von Adler), the author.

After the death of King Joffrey, Queen Cersei's only son, one noble bastard sees opportunity. Follow the Bastard of Blackhaven as he attempts to get into the Queen's good graces... And her bed! Book/Show AU.

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.

It is Ser Barristan Selmy who helps Arya Stark escape King's Landing, in spite of all sense, in spite of the voices telling him not to, in spite of their diverging paths. He saves her, because that's what true knights do, isn't it? Follow the pair on their long journey east seeking Daenerys and her dragons, hoping she can bring peace and justice to their war-torn home.

She died beneath the Iron Throne. Now she lives again—in a world that sings the same song, but in a different key. The Glory and the Dream is a reconstruction of A Song of Ice and Fire: Dragons remain. Magic returns. The mountain rises. Names are familiar. Fates are not. In Part I: A Dance with Dragons, Daenerys awakens in swaddling silk to the firelight of a mother she never knew

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

He was known to the world as Viserys The Magnificent, First of His Name, King of the Andals, Rhoynar, First Men, Ghiscari, Sarnori, Naathi and Ibbenese, Khal of Khals, the Stallion That Mounts The World, Sea King of Braavos, King of Qarth, King of the Summer Isles, Celestial Lord of Yi Ti and First Emperor of Valyria. But to Dany, he would always be Vis, her kind, loving brother.

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.

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. Or simply, while lords are politcking, a man wakes up in Westeros and decides to learn and teach magic.

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.

Reborn as Tristifer Tully, eldest son of House Tully, a man with knowledge of Westeros' future seeks to reshape fate. Named for a king of old, he navigates family, politics, and prophecy—determined to protect his loved ones and change the game before it begins. SI OC pre rebellion era

After Jon Snow witnesses the end of the world only to wake up at a different time, a time with flying, fire-breathing lizards roaming the skies, he decides he's too tired for this shit and decides to fish. Literally.

orn Laevon Velaryon, the heir to Driftmark, and the twin brother of Laena Velaryon, he will do everything to rise to the name. Having already committed miracles with the birth of his unique dragon, Laevon will attempt another one, preventing the collapse of his house. But even Sea Dragons have trouble swimming in the river of fate. Will the Legend of the Sea Dragon stand the test?

Aerys was 8 when he first laid eyes on dark sister, a blade steeped in history. The house Targaryen's greatest remaining treasure. It is soon lost alongside its owner. Aerys must retrieve it at all costs, this he swears. Will he succeed? Will the quest change him for the better? Or is Aerys destined to be the mad king? (mild AU)

Una versión de la historia de RR Martin con Jon Nieve como protagonista.

Reincarnated into Westeros as Thorin Stark, the son of Brandon Stark and Rowena Baratheon, a modern man gains an online shopping system instead of superpowers. As heir to Winterfell, he navigates a world of magic, politics, and danger—all while planning to uplift medieval society, one absurdly modern purchase at a time. SI OC

This is a self insert story that follows the exploits of a son born a twin to Gael Targaryen. It starts in 98 AC, and there are already divergences about. No harem. No SI POV.

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

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.)

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.

The sequel / part 2 of "The Reign of the Wolves". The Long Summer is ended, and the Autumn of the year 299 A.C. has come, along with a red comet signifying the return of dragons. The Seven Kingdoms of Westeros are fastly fracturing in their peace, and King Eddard Stark will soon face rebellions and war, as enemies old and new alike stake their claims. Brother will fight brother...

A man from our world dies and awakens in the body of Lord Hugo Seastark, a cadet branch of House Stark after the Battle of the Trident. Now he has to navigate both Southron and Northern politics as the new lord of a custom house he created in a Crusader Kings 3 run, deal with an inevitable Ironborn revolt, all while glancing North across the Bay of Ice for "their return".