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With a successful expedition to the forbidden lands of Old Valyria, dragons have returned to the world accompanied by the resurgence of powerful magic. The Targaryens are not the only faction that seeks to harness the eldritch powers for their own ends. In the third century of Aegon’s dynasty their reign and very existence will be threatened as it has never been before.

The first battle of The Dance of Dragons goes differently after a stranger and his dragon intervene.OR Jon Snow goes back in time to prevent the extinction of the dragons.

Where hobbits didn't forget their nomadic culture and remembered who they are. Hobbits were created from earth and plant. They were the children of Aule and Yavanna, made in celebration of their bonding. They knew the earthen tongue. Plant and earth come to their aid. What would the journey to Erebor be like with a female Bilbo who knew a little about surviving? or -- Basically me combining my desire to make Hobbits their own race (which means they get a gift of their own from Eru since all of his children get something cool), having a female Bilbo while making what happens sort of realistic as Gandalf is apparently known to take a lad or Lass of into the blue for an adventure, and making hobbits actually have a culture the reflects their past nomadic life. --Grammer fixes completed in all chapters in 06/2018 (no promises that all issues were found and fixed.)

Lyla Baggins, a respectable hobbit, with a Tookish streak, agrees to follow a group of dwarves far to the East, over ranges and rivers, to reclaim their homeland. Her mission is simple: defeat a dragon and convince the leader of the company, Thorin Oakenshield, to trust her. That may prove difficult, though, since he doesn't even know that she's a girl.

The Old Gods have been patient. Watching and testing infinite possibilities, but finally they have decided to make their move.Calling on a young Crannogman with the great potential, he is summoned to the Isle of Faces to witness what will become the creation of the most important song yet to be sung. The Song of Ice and Fire. It is common knowledge that those who do not learn from their mistakes are doomed to repeat them. Keeping this in mind, the gods task the young man with providing many helpful nudges in the right direction, careful not to throw the entire story off balance. After all, destiny will happen whether you actively work toward it or not. That is why it is destiny. Follow along as we weave a new world where magic and fantasy haven’t been forgotten.

The three of them didn't survive the Long Night, but they've been given another chance--to save themselves, to save their family, to save the world.

"Remember," Sansa whispers in Robb's ear. He holds her more tightly to his chest, sure she can feel his heartbeat nearly ready to bound out of it. "Remember what Father always says, and we can do this." "Winter is coming?" "Yes, that. And." He feels her take a deep breath, and he tries to commit the way her hair smells to memory. It may be a long time before he sees his dear sister again. "Songs live longer than kingdoms." "Right," he whispers back, trying not to let his voice break. He finishes the adage. "But there will be plenty songs written about us." ... In which Ned Stark realizes that with baby Jon alive, the war is not over, and conducts his household accordingly. Or: In which Ned Stark trusts his wife and his family, and it changes everything. There must always be a Stark in Winterfell, and if there cannot be, then they must at least be prepared. After all... winter is coming.

What if Arya follows Jon after their conversation in Kings landing and Arya saw Jon killing the Daenerys. When Drogon sees Arya, he turns to her instead of the iron throne. Jon tries to protect Arya from the dragon fire but they are descendants of King of Winter and Old Valyria. Their blood has magic. Hence the Dragon fire instead of burning them, made Jon and Arya back to Winterfell before the king arrives.

In Westeros, each noble house is known to have an affinity for a particular type of magic. For thousands of years, House Stark was stronger than all of them- holding the north with mages who could command winter herself. When Torrhen Stark knelt to Aegon Targaryen to protect The North from the wrath of dragon flame, however, the Starks forgot the language of winter- their gifts faded into legend. Since then, the children of House Stark have traditionally been born as wargs, or skinchangers. Sansa Stark is neither- an outcast in her own family, no matter how hard she prays. Years pass, and Sansa’s dreams remain silent, devoid of wolves, while water refuses to rise at her fingertips as it does for Robb. Only Jon, who keeps the secret of his own magic, comes close to understanding. No matter how Sansa wishes she could stay with him, they walk different paths, and she has to travel south- reconciling herself to a life away from Winterfell. Until they cut off her father's head, and Sansa Stark freezes over all of Blackwater Bay in her grief. - Sansa’s fury awakens in her a power that hasn’t been seen in Westeros since the arrival of Aegon the Conqueror. As a result, the very fate of Westeros is altered.

Davos and others are sent back in time to help prepare the realm for the Long Night, and to protect the promised prince

Winter has come to Westeros as the new Targaryen monarchs settle into their reign. A series of worrying ravens from the Night's watch draw their attention North, whilst old enemies rear their heads A tale of magic, love, horror and sacrifice.

Jon Snow's twin brother Cregan is a whole lot more than people expect. Being thrown into ASOIAF does that to people. The self-insert deals with the troubles that the Seven Kingdoms throws at his new family. (There is no need to read the other fics in the series to understand the plot)

No matter how many dragons they have under their command, they will never win this war so long as any of the White Walkers live. The humans of Westeros are their own worst enemies, every person who dies rising again as a wight, their numbers shrinking even as the army of the Night King grows. Natasha has the opportunity now to turn the tide, to halt the snow, to bring the dawn. Certainly, she could break the grip of the inhuman creature that holds her, she could take Jaime and escape to fight another day. But when will she get this close again? Especially as it is believed that the one holding a blade of rimefrost to her throat may well be the most important of the Walkers. The keystone of their conquest. Sequel to A Widow's Walk.