Ever since birth, Siegfried has been able to commune with the Norse gods through small screens and quests that they gave him. It was a simple life until everything began to change as he grew older and entered the world as a man. Now the gods bayed him to raid his neighbors, clash against the greatest names in history, and carve his name so deep into history it will never fade.

A Percy Jackson x A Practical Guide to Godhood. Kronos had a plan. It was destroyed under his eyes. So the Lord of Time's plan ensured every plan not his would die too. Olympus is more powerful than ever, but so is Perseus Jackson. And unfortunately for them, the soul governing his body is not big on loyalty...

A tale of a twisted Harry's view on Magic and his journey. *Warning: Dark Content. Not for the faint of Heart.*

All it took was one bad day, one quest gone wrong to change Percy Jackson's life forever. Still, he was an adaptable soul, and despite being occasionally headstrong, unpredictable and stubborn, Percy would not just adjust to his situation, no, he would find a way to thrive in it!

The world of Ice and Fire has always been a terrible one. Winters to last a decade, omnipresent wars, blood magic, despotism, and all alongside the regular trappings of a medieval world. So, what happens when a man from our world finds himself in the body of one Tommen Baratheon? Will he be able to change things? Will he even live long enough? (Multiple POV's. Slow build.)

Follow Rodrick, grandson of Gellert Grindelwald, as he struggles with his own identity in a world both magical and dangerous. Will he ever be able to step out of his grandfather's shadow? Maybe if nobody finds out his family name in the first place. Though, of course, having a Grindelwald's morales doesn't make things any easier. Disclaimer: J.K Rowling owns Harry Potter.

Reborn as the first born son of Robert Baratheon and Cersei Lannister, the Crown Prince of Westeros, Percy Jackson must now play the Game of Thrones. As the dangerous game starts will Percy rise or will he fall? Will his be the fury? Or will Westeros hear him roar?

It's been seventy years since Voldemort fell and the war ended, but Harry's battle persisted. Until he clashes with a witch meddling with time, and the clocks turn back. The die is cast, a new path forged. Old challenges meet new tricks. Someone's going to die, and it won't be him. Sic semper tyrannis, and may the gods help all those who stand in his way, for no one else will.

The Kingdom of Arnor is the greatest and wealthiest of the kingdoms in Westeros. But it was not always this way. Once it had been but nine ships desperately trying to escape the Downfall of Númenor. This is the story of the Dúnedain in a world where the Nine Ships of the Faithful landed in Westeros instead of Middle-Earth.

A young mobster finds himself in the body of pariah fifth year student, Octavian Prince. But this world is not as he remembered, and even with power and knowledge in the palm of his hands, he'll learn life has not dealt him an easy hand. Magic. Politics. War. (SI/OC, AU).

Lelouch dreamed about the past glories of his Valyrian family, when they'd held great keeps and their fleets ruled the Narrow Sea. But some nights, he dreamed of a life that wasn't his. He dreamed of an empire, war, and tyranny. Most of all, Lelouch Velaryon dreamed of revolution. (Lelouch from Code Geass inserted into ASOIAF, set in the War of the Ninepenny Kings era).

GOT OC/SI - A ruthless businessman is reincarnated/transmigrated into Tommen at the start of Season 4...

A DARK HUMOR STORY! A drug addict ends up in the body of a Harry Potter character, just before the first day at Hogwarts. Blood, guts, comedy, and amoral behavior. Gets darker and more amoral as the story goes on. Really, really dark...

In a world with a pragmatic, intelligent Voldemort, Harry discovers that he has the power to live, die and repeat until he gets it right.

Hiccup didn't see the point in stopping Astrid as she ran off towards his village—towards his father—with his most desperately protected secret. He was leaving anyway. A coming-of-age tale. Deviates from movie. Borderline bromantic-comedy.

Of Rhun, the West knows little. Except there, Sauron rebuilt his power and waited. This pieces together the story of Rhun during the end of the Third Age into the Fourth via the Westward journey of an Easterling-Elf who served the Dark Lord. It is a story of cultural difference, of uncertain redemption, but ultimately of love. (Easterlings, Variags, Rhun).