The Lannisters look like a professional army, with polearms, swords, and a homogeneous look throughout.

Most things do not happen on the board; they happen on the level of the battle of the minds, and even more so when players are aware not only of their faction's strengths and weaknesses, but also of the opposing ones. If don't have a strong thematic preference and you want to try before you invest further, this set is the best choice. If, after this exercise, certain hits remain unblocked, the defender usually suffers one wound per hit. The strong points: The impact of A Song of Ice and Fire in contemporary culture is undeniable, the TV show's subpar last season notwithstanding.The game features several unique systems, including alternating activations that keep the players engaged; a Rank System that changes a unit's capabilities as the battle rages on; a Tactics System that provides strategic powers fueled by a finite resource each round; and, most importantly, the iconic Heroes, such as Robb Stark and Jaime Lannister, that can change the course of war both on and off the battlefield. The rank-and-file units of the Lannisters are two Guardsmen (5 points each), one Halberdier unit (6 points), and House Clegane's Mountain's Men (6 points). Attachments are powerful individuals, sometimes generic, sometimes unique, which replace a standard unit mini in the unit's tray. The design is as clear cut and to the point as it can be, while the rulebook remains incredibly efficient.

This is much more than a wargame where everything happens on the board and you wait the roll of the dice to decide the outcome. With years of experience, and millions of cards sold we're the highest rated and trusted place for all your TCG supplies. Cersei can attach herself to a unit (as a card), influencing it negatively when it comes to morale rolls.The worker placement aspect of the non-combatants is such a cool, thematic addition that I wonder how come nobody thought of doing it earlier. I do have to mention this here however for those wargamers who prefer tables with varied outcomes depending on the might of the opposing forces. Examples include gaining victory points every time you attack enemies from the flank or the rear, every time you destroy enemies within a round, every time you successfully charge etc.