Juego de Tronos: Juego del Tablero-Strategy Board Game Guide

Example

Players assign order tokens to their territories, dictating the actions of their units, such as marching to adjacent territories to expand their control or engage in battles.

Scenario

A player might use a March Order to move forces into a contested area, aiming to defeat another player's army and take control of that territory.

Example

When armies clash, players use their house's unique character cards to influence the outcome, along with the military strength of their units.

Scenario

During a battle, a player could play a character card with a high combat value, adding to their army's strength to overcome an opponent.

Example

Players bid on the influence tracks to gain strategic advantages, such as determining turn order or resolving tie situations in their favor.

Scenario

In a bid for the Iron Throne track, players secretly spend power tokens, with the highest bidder gaining the top position and thus controlling the order of play.

Example

Negotiations and temporary alliances between players can be crucial for survival and victory, but betrayal is always a possibility.

Scenario

Two players may agree to support each other against a common threat, only for one to break the alliance at a critical moment for strategic gain.