So I've been playing the game now for almost a year. Have gotten to the finals in a store championship and won some private tournaments amongst my meta (about 6-8 players) :) To answer my own question, it would be the lannisters due to the sheer amount of kneeling effects that they have.
The decks were designed to make a good game against each other and it was pretty fun, and I personally preferred stills from the TV show to the pretty poor art used on the LCG proper. A lot of the cards were functionally identical like Tywin Lannister in the HBO version was functionally the same as Tywin in the LCG version.
Not only can you build 4 decks right out of the core, but the game is actually better in multiplayer games. in the melee mode, each player selects a role card after they select plots for the round. the role card gives you a special ability, and also tells you who are your rivals, and who you support. A Game of Thrones Collectible Card Official Rules Clarifications and Frequently Asked Questions Page 4 This section contains the official clarifications and errata that have been made on individual cards or sets in the A Game of Thrones Living Card Game. The card entries are ordered by the set in which the specified card was printed, A Game of Thrones: The Card Game can be played by two or more players. A two-player game uses the joust. format, while a game with three or more players uses the melee format. In the game, each player plays as one of eight great factions vying to influence and control the Iron Throne and gain power in Westeros. Official Rules Clarifications and Frequently Asked Questions Page 5 A Game of Thrones LCG (v4.1) Battle for the Shield Islands F39 Should read: "controlled by the losing opponent." (v4.1) The Long Voyage F60 Should have the text: "Neutral Faction House card only." (v4.1) Braided Screamers F75

Garth and I have played quite a bit of the Game of Thrones LCG. Our sets are very close to complete - in my case, I have every card, I just need the reprint of A Clash of Arms to have a full playset. Exactly why I bought the Game of

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Play A Game Of Thrones LCG Second Edition in your browser other rules: minimum amount of cards, and at least five plays before scrapping. Seasnake Dec 13th 8:48. Timing in the defending phase - posted in LotR LCG General Discussion: So I am used to Thrones rules (they're weird, btw, but they have this Grima-like stranglehold on my mind. Slothgodfather can attest). I was looking through the new Voice of Isengard box, and I saw that Rohan ally who discards himself to have you engage an enemy. I'm not sure if there are simliar effects in the pool, but I It also does much to limit one player from hijacking the entire game and playing everyone's hand for them in that table talk is limited (but not disallowed entirely) by the rules. In LoTR you're playing against the system, fighting the game. In AGoT you're fighting each other and it can get nasty, it can cause fights.
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In a Civil War game, all players share a common draw deck, but bring their own plot deck to the game. Players also share a discard and dead pile, which is a single pile next to the draw deck, referred to hereafter as the “discard/dead” pile. The game otherwise plays as per the Melee and Joust rules laid out in the AGoT LCG core rulebook.

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Amnesia. - If you have any Weakness cards in hand (e.g. Dark Memory ), you must choose and discard all other cards, and keep all Weaknesses. * * * * *. Paranoia. - During the Upkeep phase, you draw a card first, then gain a resource. So if you draw Paranoia, you immediately discard all resources, then gain 1.
A Clash of Kings, the very first expansion to A Game of Thrones: The Board Game!This brand-new expansion consists of rules and components for the following:-The brand-new Home Martell (for playing the game with 6 gamers; consists of brand-new cards, tokens, and a big gameboard overlay)-An alternative higher-powered set of Home Cards for all 6

Also, as a follow up to previous replies; try splitting your '30 characters' into two lots of roughly 15. Aim to have 15 'big hitter' characters that cost 3 or more gold and 15 'cannon fodder' guys that cost 2 or less.

I was trying to make a Subject 5U-21 deck using a Youtube video's build as a base, just so that I can try to get the feel of the character (I'm still new to the game, just discovered it two months ago), but when I inputted it into ArkhamDB it says " Contains forbidden cards (cards not permitted by Faction or Agenda)."
So a tournament deck is 50 cards + 3 heroes and the low end prebuilt decks for the 2 player game that comes with the core set are ep cards. 29 faction and 3 heroes. So I supose that means the smaller casual decks are supposed to be 30 cards in this case 29 faction and 1 colourless. Then 3 heroes ontop of that.
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