System In Game Of Thrones

Zane, a shut-in pro gamer, thrives on high-stakes gaming challenges, always seeking the next adrenaline rush. One night, after conquering a brutal in-game tournament, he finds a mysterious black box labeled "Game of Survival" in a dark alley. Inside, he discovers an onyx ring and a sleek black card embedded with golden circuitry. Intrigued, he inserts the card into his gaming console—and his world changes forever.

(REWORKED VERSION) This is a Rework of my previous story with some slight changes, improvement to the grammar, and improvement to the story overall. Some things will be the same of course and then some things will be different. ----- ----- Maximus was the son of the smartest and most powerful people in the world. His Mom and Dad being geniuses made advanced technology that boosted the world's development level but also caused more conflict. After his unfortunate death he is reincarnated in the world of Game of Thrones and granted a system to guide him along the way Follow Maximus as he tries and build an Empire in Game of thrones --- --- This Story will be faced paced and include Kingdom building and a Harem

In the frozen North, whispers of an ancient terror grow louder. In the South, corruption festers beneath golden crowns. The Seven Kingdoms of Westeros stand on the edge of war, where honor is a weakness, loyalty is a lie, and the only path to power is paved with blood. Eddard Stark, Warden of the North, is summoned to King’s Landing to serve as Hand of the King, an offer he cannot refuse. But the capital is a viper’s nest of deceit, where whispered secrets are deadlier than swords. As he unearths a conspiracy that threatens the throne, he finds himself caught between ruthless ambition and an oathbound sense of duty—two forces that will lead him to ruin. To the east, across the Narrow Sea, Daenerys Targaryen is sold like chattel to a savage warlord. But within her burns the fire of her ancestors, the dragon blood of House Targaryen. From the ashes of her suffering, she will rise—not as a pawn, but as a queen who will burn cities to the ground if they stand in her way. Beyond the Wall, where the realm forgets to look, Jon Snow, a bastard without a future, takes the black to join the Night’s Watch. But what lies beyond the frozen wasteland is not just exile and hardship—it is death. An enemy older than the kingdoms of men stirs, its icy fingers creeping closer, and the Wall may not stand against it. As kings rise and fall, as alliances shatter with the thrust of a dagger, the game of thrones begins. And in this brutal game, you win—or you die.

Twelve Thrones is a tale of twelve kingdoms, each with its own perspective, allowing you to follow one, multiple, or all as you decide who you want to see triumph in the end. But remember—this is a story of war, power, and ambition, and not all kingdoms will survive to the end. Twelve Thrones: AHK Perspective delves into the rise and transformation of Ahk, a land of wealth, ambition, and intrigue. From its grand castles and fortified cities to the leaders who shaped its destiny, Pallas's history is one of power struggles, alliances, and the pursuit of dominance. As the kingdom faces external threats and internal betrayals, its people must navigate a delicate balance between tradition and progress. The first 25 chapters will cover Ahk's history, uploaded weekly on Mondays at noon. Afterward, the main story begins with shorter chapters (1–2 per week) focusing on the present day. Unlike the history chapters, the story won’t have dates and will follow one character—you’ll need to piece together the timeline through character interactions and events. I recommend reading the series in date order to fully grasp the unfolding history. If the story gains popularity, I might include a date order map on each perspective.

Twelve Thrones is a tale of twelve kingdoms, each with its own perspective, allowing you to follow one, multiple, or all as you decide who you want to see triumph in the end. But remember—this is a story of war, power, and ambition, and not all kingdoms will survive to the end. Twelve Thrones: Eleanor Perspective tells the story of Eleanor, a cold and rugged land where survival is a daily struggle. Known for its decaying stone castles and timber-framed homes, Eleanor’s people are as harsh and unforgiving as the land they inhabit. The kingdom is ruled by ancient traditions and its leaders are constantly challenged by both the bitter environment and internal power struggles. With war looming on the horizon and alliances in constant flux, Eleanor must navigate its own survival in a kingdom where trust is scarce, and the stakes are higher than ever. The first 25 chapters will cover Eleanor's history, uploaded weekly on Mondays at noon. Afterward, the main story begins with shorter chapters (1–2 per week) focusing on the present day. Unlike the history chapters, the story won’t have dates and will follow one character—you’ll need to piece together the timeline through character interactions and events. I recommend reading the series in date order to fully grasp the unfolding history. If the story gains popularity, I might include a date order map on each perspective.

Twelve Thrones is a tale of twelve kingdoms, each with its own perspective, allowing you to follow one, multiple, or all as you decide who you want to see triumph in the end. But remember—this is a story of war, power, and ambition, and not all kingdoms will survive to the end. Twelve Thrones: Ghar Perspective explores the rise and struggles of the Tribes of Ghar, a land shaped by power shifts and conflict. From its humble beginnings in the savanna, where tribes lived in simple wooden huts, to the emergence of strong leaders and alliances, Ghar’s history is one of survival, unity, and ambition. As the tribes face internal divisions and threats from neighboring kingdoms, their resilience is tested at every turn. The first 25 chapters will cover Ghar’s history, uploaded weekly on Mondays at noon. Afterward, the main story begins with shorter chapters (1–2 per week) focusing on the present day. Unlike the history chapters, the story won’t have dates and will follow 1 character—you’ll need to piece together the timeline through character interactions and events. I recommend reading the series in date order to fully grasp the unfolding history. If the story gains popularity, I might include a date order map on each perspective.

Twelve Thrones is a tale of twelve kingdoms, each with its own perspective, allowing you to follow one, multiple, or all as you decide who you want to see triumph in the end. But remember—this is a story of war, power, and ambition, and not all kingdoms will survive to the end. Twelve Thrones: Maranona Perspective follows the kingdom of Maranona, a land defined by its stronghold cities, vast farmland, and the resilience of its people. Maranona’s history is one of strategic alliances, military fortifications, and the rise of powerful rulers who have led the kingdom through countless wars. As neighboring kingdoms threaten its borders, Maranona must use its strength and cunning to maintain its sovereignty and protect the future of its people. The first 25 chapters will cover Maranona's history, uploaded weekly on Mondays at noon. Afterward, the main story begins with shorter chapters (1–2 per week) focusing on the present day. Unlike the history chapters, the story won’t have dates and will follow one character—you’ll need to piece together the timeline through character interactions and events. I recommend reading the series in date order to fully grasp the unfolding history. If the story gains popularity, I might include a date order map on each perspective.

Twelve Thrones is a tale of twelve kingdoms, each with its own perspective, allowing you to follow one, multiple, or all as you decide who you want to see triumph in the end. But remember—this is a story of war, power, and ambition, and not all kingdoms will survive to the end. Twelve Thrones: Rali Perspective tells the story of Rali, a land ruled by the Merchant King, where war and trade define its past and present. From the rise of powerful trade networks to the battles fought to protect them, Rali’s history is one of ambition and calculated risks. Its leaders strive to balance prosperity and power while facing enemies who seek to undermine their dominance. The first 25 chapters will cover Rali's history, uploaded weekly on Mondays at noon. Afterward, the main story begins with shorter chapters (1–2 per week) focusing on the present day. Unlike the history chapters, the story won’t have dates and will follow one character—you’ll need to piece together the timeline through character interactions and events. I recommend reading the series in date order to fully grasp the unfolding history. If the story gains popularity, I might include a date order map on each perspective.

Twelve Thrones is a tale of twelve kingdoms, each with its own perspective, allowing you to follow one, multiple, or all as you decide who you want to see triumph in the end. But remember—this is a story of war, power, and ambition, and not all kingdoms will survive to the end. Twelve Thrones: Sha'tar Perspective takes you into the heart of Sha'tar, a kingdom shaped by its towering sandstone pyramids and vast desert landscapes. Sha'tar’s rulers are as ambitious as they are powerful, using their wealth from ancient treasures and trade routes to expand their influence across the known world. But with power comes conflict—both from within and from those who covet Sha'tar’s riches. As tensions rise, the kingdom must protect its legacy and face threats that could destroy its carefully built empire. The first 25 chapters will cover Sha'tar's history, uploaded weekly on Mondays at noon. Afterward, the main story begins with shorter chapters (1–2 per week) focusing on the present day. Unlike the history chapters, the story won’t have dates and will follow one character—you’ll need to piece together the timeline through character interactions and events. I recommend reading the series in date order to fully grasp the unfolding history. If the story gains popularity, I might include a date order map on each perspective.

Twelve Thrones is a tale of twelve kingdoms, each with its own perspective, allowing you to follow one, multiple, or all as you decide who you want to see triumph in the end. But remember—this is a story of war, power, and ambition, and not all kingdoms will survive to the end. Twelve Thrones: United Islands of Khiz (UIK) Perspective tells the story of UIK, a collection of islands bound by the sea and a complex network of political and familial ties. The people of UIK are defined by their resilience and resourcefulness, as they face constant challenges both from the seas and the political ambitions of other kingdoms. As the ruling class of UIK navigates shifting alliances and internal power struggles, they must also protect their homeland from those who seek to control the valuable trade routes and resources of the islands. The first 25 chapters will cover UIK's history, uploaded weekly on Mondays at noon. Afterward, the main story begins with shorter chapters (1–2 per week) focusing on the present day. Unlike the history chapters, the story won’t have dates and will follow one character—you’ll need to piece together the timeline through character interactions and events. I recommend reading the series in date order to fully grasp the unfolding history. If the story gains popularity, I might include a date order map on each perspective.

This novel is about a boy who was born without magic in the lower realm world, wars of the races, mysteries of the world and forbidden love. Welcome from the dream world! ************************************************* "Before the god was born, there was nothing except blank space. At the moment the god was born, he created the universe along with the planets and rules. And the earth, sky, ocean, gravity and then finally human race, animals and plants. Then humans civilized step by step and finally after thousands of millions of years, human society became what we call 20 IT era, nowadays. That is what your ancestors told you generation after generation. But.....But do you really think those histories are all true? Well, you don't know. So what if I tell you there were more than histories, more than humans, more than a god? Will you believe me? The story I am going to tell you now is the time when the realms were in chaos without a god. Every race was fighing for the throne of god. Some races were fighing for revenge, some for power, some for justice. They were elves, dwarves, beastmans, orges, angels and even demons. Of course, humans too. They were weak but their kingdom, Anthropos, was a good defense against other races. Arthropos was the name of human kingdom in that era. Are you wondering how do I know the history of that era? Well, It is because....." -Megalo(×××××× ×××) ************************************************* Well...I hope you will enjoy. I will try my best to create a great story. Please vote if you enjoy. Feel free to comment and review too. With best wishes. ************************************************* (I do not own the cover photo used in this story. So credit to the original owner and artist. Thanks!)

Twelve Thrones is a tale of twelve kingdoms, each with its own perspective, allowing you to follow one, multiple, or all as you decide who you want to see triumph in the end. But remember—this is a story of war, power, and ambition, and not all kingdoms will survive to the end. Twelve Thrones: Wara Perspective follows the story of Wara, a land of quiet strength and enduring traditions. As one of the more isolated kingdoms, Wara’s people have perfected the art of survival through balance and adaptability. From the calm shores of its fishing villages to the intricate politics of its ruling class, Wara must navigate external threats and internal divisions to preserve its way of life in a world at war. The first 25 chapters will cover Wara's history, uploaded weekly on Mondays at noon. Afterward, the main story begins with shorter chapters (1–2 per week) focusing on the present day. Unlike the history chapters, the story won’t have dates and will follow one character—you’ll need to piece together the timeline through character interactions and events. I recommend reading the series in date order to fully grasp the unfolding history. If the story gains popularity, I might include a date order map on each perspective.

Twelve Thrones is a tale of twelve kingdoms, each with its own perspective, allowing you to follow one, multiple, or all as you decide who you want to see triumph in the end. But remember—this is a story of war, power, and ambition, and not all kingdoms will survive to the end. Twelve Thrones: Tobe Perspective tells the story of Tobe, a land of tradition and quiet resolve. Despite its isolation, Tobe thrives with its unique culture and a people deeply connected to their history. As war and shifting alliances threaten to disrupt their way of life, the kingdom’s leaders must decide how far they’re willing to go to protect their legacy in a world driven by ambition and conflict. The first 25 chapters will cover Tobe's history, uploaded weekly on Mondays at noon. Afterward, the main story begins with shorter chapters (1–2 per week) focusing on the present day. Unlike the history chapters, the story won’t have dates and will follow one character—you’ll need to piece together the timeline through character interactions and events. I recommend reading the series in date order to fully grasp the unfolding history. If the story gains popularity, I might include a date order map on each perspective.

In the smog-choked city of Cinderfell, Kaelion, a young man consumed by the disappearance of his sister Alys, strikes a dangerous pact with an ancient darkness known as the Shadow. Promised the power to exact vengeance against the oppressive Crimson Empire, Kaelion begins a perilous descent into darkness, risking his humanity with every step

In the heart of the cosmos, where blood and honor decide the fate of entire civilizations, the Coliseum of Dominion reigns supreme. The greatest warriors from across the galaxy battle for survival, for glory, or for the amusement of their alien overlords. For years, humans have been nothing but entertainment—weak, disposable, unworthy. But that changes when Kael Ardyn, a former slave, steps into the arena. Unbeknownst to him, he carries a rare and untapped gift: the power to control electromagnetic forces, a power that only one in ten thousand humans can awaken. When Kael’s abilities spark to life in the heat of battle, he does the impossible—he defeats a warlord in front of millions. Now, the galaxy has taken notice. He is no longer just another fighter. He is an anomaly. A threat. A challenger to the throne of power that governs the stars. But the arena is just the beginning. If Kael wants to break free, he must rise through the ranks, facing monstrous aliens, bio-enhanced warlords, and mechanical titans—each deadlier than the last. And as he absorbs more electricity, unlocking strength beyond human limits, he must ask himself… Is he fighting for survival? Or is he fighting for dominion? The lightning has struck. The galaxy will never be the same.

Raen Solmere’s village is destroyed, leaving him trapped in a deadly trial where power decides who lives. --- Veyra is a layered world of five Veins, where belief shapes reality, gods hide secrets, and the force of Sol binds everything in power and conflict. --- "If the world burns, I’ll walk through the ash."

This book consists of very long chapters. [2k-2.5k average words per chapter] ............................ Dave was a quiet man and a simple cook that worked in a local deli in a small town. One day a job opportunity comes knocking on his door which could be his ticket out of his simple and mundane life in his town. But things take a wrong turn when the job that he was so excited about turns out to be a trick played by supernatural forces to make him agree to play a game… Tricked and then kidnapped from normal life he is forced to play a part in a deadly marathon called the Race to the Top for the entertainment of the Gods. The rules of the Marathon were pretty simple, players chosen by the gods would be sent to another dimension comprising of 9 different worlds or floors. And the first one to cross the 9th floor successfully wins the game. Thrown into a world of magic and swords naive Dave constantly struggles to keep living and also witnesses a lot of atrocities committed just for the sake of entertainment of the so-called ‘Gods’. There are monstrous beasts in these worlds that could kill him with a flick of their paws while the locals of the world are all scheming and cunning bastards that wouldn't think twice before stabbing him in the back. Now armed with a system that could improve his overall stats as well as an inventory with limited face, he decided to fight off all of his adversaries head-on. Now all that is left to see is whether he would be able to make it to the Top. .............................................................................................................. Note- 1>The word count of chapters fluctuates between 1.6k to 2k words till chapter-11. But from Chapter 12 onwards the word count of upcoming chapters would be at least 2k words. 2>Chapter would be released at exactly 9:25pm IST.

No Harem [☒] This Author kinda Hate it ~~~ Throne of Finality (TOF) [current] Keep Low Profile, Hero! [former] Abyssbound [former] ~~~ Arov Quills, a reserved young man scarred by a troubled past, is chosen as an Awakened to confront the cosmic threat of the Abyss. Armed with extraordinary powers and accompanied by a fox-girl from a race oppressed by the Abyss, Arov braves countless challenges to protect Earth. But he soon uncovers a hidden agenda behind the Awakened System, which was supposed to be his ally. Even when everything is revealed. What awaited him was a tragic and disappointing death. It was at this time that the beginning of Arov's journey of revenge began. ~~~~~~~ Uploaded on RR ~DimensionalEater

Our main character was given Four wishes by a mystery being called the Soul Guide and was reborn in the world of Game of thrones but not in Westaros but Essos how will our protagonist survive and how shall he live his life? Will he become a Sell sword of the greatest Sell sword company in all Essos? will he be a great merchant who will do anything possible to rise in power including slavery or be a man who breaks chains rather than make them? how will he handle the conflicts that will Ari's due to the growing unrest caused by The blood of valiriya Daenerys Targaryen and her Dragons will he travel to Westaros or explore the Dothraki Sea? find out in this Exiting Adventure to come. So hello there this is my first story and I hope you enjoy Also I am open to all constructive criticism to help me get better later on please enjoy.

For a thousand years, Alucard had ruled supreme as the King of Vampires, The Last Nosferatu. His Authority, irrefutable, until the Night of the Cursed Blue Moon. Felled by the hand that he fed, Alucard braves his fate but is Reincarnated by a system into the body of a Dhampir, a lesser Vampire in the kingdom of Deaglix, ruled by humans. His very existence is a flaw to fate and might as well change the world as they all knew it. The adversary of fate himself. But little does he know that his actions so far have not been entirely his choice. Will he reclaim his throne or will he... Hmmm. Stay tuned to find out.

Zeraphina Bloodshade is after one thing, revenge for her sister's death. No one and nothing will stand in her way. She decides to go straight to the source; the ruler of the inner city, Nebula. The only problem is, the only way to get withing 20 feet of his royal highness, is to compete in the Game of Sevens...and win. Zeraphina will be forced to work with unlikely partners, but will she be able to cast her feelings aside to get justice for her sister, and the families of those that came before her? Will her newfound partners be the key to all her problems? Or will she doom them all?

“All I desire is a husband who can sit pretty on the throne beside me and keep his mouth shut while I rule. You don’t fit the criteria, Killian. I am not looking for a warrior.” “When the men at court point their swords at your neck princess, you’ll need a warrior by your side instead of a puppet. You won’t be able to get rid of me so easily Amelia. Not when I have made up my mind to have you.” “I am not something for you to simply have Killian.” “Aren’t you? The men out there seem to be putting a good price on your future. Become my wife and I will become your weapon. I will make sure this throne belongs to you.” … Fancy tiaras and dresses never interested Amelia Blackwell, current princess of the Backwell castle. It had always been the throne in the middle of the court that caught her eyes. The throne was the only thing she ever desired but the men in her life reminded her of how it would never belong to a princess. When talks of her marriage flood the castle and news that her father wishes to make her cousin Fraser Adams his heir, Amelia takes matters into her own hands. She sets off to find her own husband and plots to take the throne. Meeting the king of the north Killian Bune doesn’t make her life any easier. Along her way she finds love, betrayal, death, envy, and more as she tries to become queen. “I promise you, this throne will belong to me.” ... The cover was done by IG r.voh.k

In a world ruled by swords and sorcery, power is dictated by ancient bloodlines and forgotten relics. Orphaned by a brutal massacre, a nameless boy stumbles upon a cursed blade that binds itself to his very soul. The moment he grasps it, his fate is sealed—hunted by those who fear him, worshiped by those who seek him. But he is not just a survivor. He is an heir. To a throne drowned in shadow, to a power that defies the gods themselves. As he navigates the treacherous world of warring factions, forbidden magic, and hidden conspiracies, he must uncover the truth of his past before it consumes him. For in the end, the greatest enemy he will face...

Brian had downloaded an achievement tracker that promised to track his achievements in both game and real life. He just wished he had picked a different first game.