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.

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".

Warning: ASOIAF and all its characters don't belong to me. Fanfiction contains dark themes(killing, rape...) mc is a ruthless man who will do everything to satisfy his lust and ambition. MCxHarem

Rhaenyra was never one to be locked in a cage, she liked to experience many things, she loved the thrill of battle, and the thrill of pleasure, but as an Alpha, her father always made sure to lock her ambitions, until one day Rhaenyra decides that she is tired of being a little bird, and it's time to be a Dragon. Rated E for Explicit Content.

What if Jon Snow's bloodline had a bigger affect on his personality. What if he had the Wolfsblood of the Starks, and the Dragon Dreams of the Targaryen's. How would this affect his future and the future of Westeros heading forward.

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?

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.

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.

In darkness I was birthed, forged by shadows that cloaked my essence. All that I have lost, hath shaped the warrior before thee. Take heed for I sought not the clamor of war, but the scales of justice, weighed and balanced in fairness. Yet, alas, the justice I desire demand Fire and Blood. Let it be known that my path is carved not from malice, but for rightful retribution.

Eddard reached forward. His fingers closed around the crow's wing. It shrieked, its feathers slicing his palms, but he did not let go. He would not. Eddard squeezed. The crow's cries turned to screams. The world shuddered. The tower cracked. - Or: Ned Stark has an AU encounter with death. Has a few dreams and now has beef with an eldritch crow. Things get worse from there

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.

As the War in Heaven neared its peak, the Empire of Caledonia found themselves thrown into another world. One where men scheme and the lowborn suffer for the 'game' the highborn played. Would the Empire of Caledonia be humbled, or would it rise and challenge the gods once again? - Better summary in the story itself.

Jon Snow is brought back by Melisandre, and devotes himself to the cause.

The will of one man forged an empire once, can it save another? Those from a strange land find themselves in a land stranger still, can the fate set for the world be avoided?

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

Hodor has to take a shit. For Bran, there is no escape.

In 226 AC, Edwyle Stark becomes Lord Paramount of the North after his father's death by Raymun Redbeard. Only Edwyle is actually Jack Carter, an American agricultural scientist, who awakens in an unfamiliar body. To prevent starvation, he must rule and reform, navigating challenges in a land he once thought was mere fantasy. Can he manage? For winter is coming.