Melisandre could be a main character if you consider her as a kind of warlock. She has her strange powers, like seeing the future in the flames. You could write a fanfiction exploring her past, how she became a red priestess and gained her powers, and her further adventures in Westeros, perhaps with her using her powers in different ways than in the original series.
The three - eyed raven could be seen as a type of warlock. In a fanfiction, you could make him the main character. You could explore his backstory more deeply, how he became the three - eyed raven, what his true powers are. Maybe he wasn't always the all - knowing being we see in the show. He could be on a mission to prevent a great evil from emerging in Westeros, using his time - traveling and vision - seeing powers in ways that we didn't see in the original series.
One idea could be a warlock who has the power to control the weather and uses it to influence the battles in Westeros. He could side with one of the major houses, like House Stark, and use his powers to bring blizzards upon their enemies during sieges. Another could be a warlock who tries to bring back a long - dead dragon using dark magic, which would disrupt the power balance in the Seven Kingdoms.
Yes, of course. In fanfiction, the possibilities are endless. A gamer could be inserted into the Game of Thrones world through various means. For example, they could be magically transported there. Their gaming knowledge might give them an edge in the complex and dangerous world of Westeros, like understanding battle strategies from games which could be applied in the many wars in the story.
Well, in most 'jade game of thrones fanfiction' with 'jade' in the title, Jade is likely to be the main character. But it really depends on the specific story. Some fanfictions might have multiple main characters and Jade could be just one of the important ones.
Arya Stark could be an interesting main character as a summoner. She already has a lot of skills like stealth and combat. If she were a summoner, she could summon the spirits of those she has killed to either help her in battles or to gather intelligence. It would be a new twist on her character.
Bran Stark could also be the main character. His new powers as the Three - Eyed Raven give him a whole new perspective. He could be the one to guide Westeros into a new era. He could use his knowledge of the past and his ability to see things that others can't to make decisions that would shape the future of the Seven Kingdoms.
A Skagosian outcast. He could have been banished from his tribe for some reason, like not following their brutal traditions. This character would be interesting as he would be an outsider even in his own land at first, and his journey to either regain his place or find a new one could be full of adventure and self - discovery.
Well, Kagome would be quite out of place at first in the Game of Thrones setting. But her adaptability would soon come into play. She might be initially shocked by the brutality and lack of honor in some of the characters' actions. However, she could use her intelligence to navigate the dangerous court politics. She could also introduce new concepts like respect for nature and spirits, which are not as prominent in the Westerosi culture. And if she had her shards of the Sacred Jewel, they could potentially have some strange and powerful effects in the Game of Thrones world.
It could be a Targaryen descendant. Since the Targaryens were known for their connection with dragons, it would make sense for one of their descendants to be the main character in a story about the last dragon.
It could be a young apprentice wizard who has just discovered his powers. He is eager to prove himself and protect the North from all the threats it faces.
Daenerys Targaryen could also be a main character in an emperor - like role. She already had a strong claim to the Iron Throne and was a powerful leader. In a fanfiction, she could fully embrace her role as an all - powerful emperor, perhaps even uniting the Seven Kingdoms under her rule in a more forceful way than in the original series.