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title: "Fantasy Flight Games A Game of Thrones The Board Game 2nd Edition"
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# Tides of Battle cards for dynamic play 6 players max for epic strategy Updated art & streamlined rulebook Fantasy Flight Games A Game of Thrones The Board Game 2nd Edition

**Brand:** asmodee
**Price:** 71643 Ft
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## Summary

> 👑 Rule Westeros, Outsmart Rivals, Own the Throne!

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- **What is this?** Fantasy Flight Games A Game of Thrones The Board Game 2nd Edition by asmodee
- **How much does it cost?** 71643 Ft with free shipping
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## Key Features

- • **Epic Game Sessions:** Engage in 2-3 hour sessions that challenge your strategic thinking and keep you coming back for more.
- • **Command the Great Houses:** Lead Westeros’ iconic factions in a high-stakes battle for the Iron Throne.
- • **Enhanced Gameplay Experience:** Enjoy new Tides of Battle cards and player screens that add layers of unpredictability and control.
- • **Strategic Depth Meets Diplomacy:** Master secret alliances, power bidding, and tactical warfare in a game that evolves every round.
- • **Immersive Visuals & Streamlined Rules:** Updated art and a refined rulebook make learning and playing smoother than ever.

## Overview

Fantasy Flight Games’ A Game of Thrones Board Game 2nd Edition invites 3-6 players to command the Great Houses of Westeros in a richly strategic battle for the Iron Throne. Featuring updated art, streamlined rules, and innovative Tides of Battle cards, this deluxe board game blends diplomacy, warfare, and power bidding into an immersive 2-3 hour experience that keeps every session fresh and fiercely competitive.

## Description

Fantasy Flight Games A Game of Thrones The Board Game 2nd Edition : Petersen, Christian T.: desertcart.co.uk: Outlet

Review: conquer the Iron Throne for yourself! - This is a very impressive board game! It's intended for adults (or, at the very least, older children) - as it's a rather sophisticated game, requiring a lengthy attention span. You'll ideally need 4 to 6 players in order to enjoy the game ... although you could make it work with 2 or 3. And, any more than 6 players, you'll need to operate in teams. The objective is to engage in various tactics - from open diplomacy to secret alliances and bloody warfare - so as to conquer the Iron Throne for your selected House of the Seven Kingdoms of Westros. It's based on George R. R. Martin fantasy novels - 'A Song of Ice and Fire' - and this second edition draws on the imagery as seen in the 'Game of Thrones' TV series. The game consists of a lot ... a large board, and hundreds of cards and tokens. I've attached some photos so you can see the contents. All of it is well made, and this board game is a deluxe item. It can take quite some time to play - between 2 and 3 hours - and each time you play involves a new set of circumstances, depending on the various strategies each player opts to take. I do enjoy board games, and this is one of the more detailed and complex that I've played. Nonetheless, it's a great deal of fun. And I recommend it to fans of 'A Game of Thrones'.
Review: a long game but worth the effort to master - I bought this for a long weekend with gaming friends. They are experienced gamers and some like to get the rules right first time! Our first game took 12 hours - yes TWELVE! but that is partly because we wanted to get it right and the rule book was passed around quite a lot to make sure no one was mis-reading it! It was hard going in terms of time but we all wanted to play it again the next day so don't let the initial time put you off. It would have been much quicker if one of us had played it before. There are some great features to the rules that definately make it the 'thinking' persons Risk. Secret declaration of your Armies actions (attack/defence/support/raid) revealed all at the same time but then each player only moves one army at a time so things can change makes for an interesting battle phase. You have only declared intentions not destination so . . . it is not always an advantage to go first! player sequence can change during power bidding. Limited armies which can get stuck in the wrong place mean careful advanced planning. Opponents working together can trap you so it is hard to get out but there is a way! It is a game about Power and territorial control is only a part of that and that is what makes it interesting - very interesting. lots of levels to think about and even alliances are - well 'Diplomacy' is child's play compared to The Game of Thrones! Do not buy this if you want a quick risk type game (where much as I enjoy it you usually know the winner by about halfway through and def. know who is going to lose). In GofT you don't. Even in the last round it can all rapidly change - as I said it is the thinking gamers 'Risk' / Diplomacy. It will always have a long playing time, even with the fixed 10 turns and experience but then I have known Monopoly to last for a whole day! FIVE STARS if you enjoy a challenge. Wargamers and strategy gamers will def. enjoy. We now want the extension that will bring in the Dragons - just hope it doesn't unbalance the rules/game.

## Features

- A board game based on A Game of Thrones, a novel now adapted to an HBO series
- 3–6 players take command of the Great Houses of Westeros
- Updated second edition; incorporates elements of past expansions
- Features a streamlined rulebook and updated art
- Includes welcome new enhancements like Tides of Battle cards and player screens

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | 1589947207 |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | 44,684 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) 1,152 in Board Games (Toys & Games) |
| Colour | Multicoloured |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (1,966) |
| Date First Available | 14 Oct. 2011 |
| Educational Objective(s) | Fantasy Literature Adaptation |
| Item model number | VA65 |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 6 months - 18 years |
| Material Type(s) | Cardboard |
| Number of Game Players | 6 |
| Number of pieces | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 7.4 x 29.6 x 29.6 cm; 2.18 kg |
| Release date | 30 Nov. 2011 |
| Remote Control Included? | No |
| tech_spec_battery_description_toys | No battery required |

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: I've heard that if you don't win, then you die.  Is this true?**
A: In the game of thrones you either win or you die, there is no middle ground.

**Q: Hey I see they have the second edition as well as a deluxe second edition. What is the difference between the two?**
A: The "deluxe" second edition is a scam. Check the customer reviews--everyone says it's just a more expensive version of the 2nd edition. I saw a previous answer to a question like yours, and some dude was claiming you need "deluxe" edition to get the Wildling deck and extra pieces, but that's BS. The game comes with all the pieces you need, so just get the 2nd edition. Oh, and it's awesome!

**Q: Is this game a variation on Diplomacy? That is, no dice rolls; your success comes down to skill at alliance-building and military strategy?**
A: Although I am not familiar with Diplomacy, I am familiar with A Game of Thrones. Much of the game does come down to alliance-building and troop positioning strategy. An element of randomness is introduced through the Westeros cards. These cards are drawn at the beginning of each turn before any orders are assigned. They affect all players equally at the beginning of any given turn. For example, some cards might have players adjust their supply tracks or muster additional troops. These cards affect all players equally, although there impacts on individuals' strategies could vary. Following the cards, a player can adjust his or her game strategy before assigning orders.Randomness is a component, but players are given time to react to it. And once orders are assigned, they are played out through an intricate system which rewards in depth strategy.

**Q: What is the difference between the deluxe second edition and the regular Second edition?**
A: I think you should be careful because it seems there's no such thing as a "deluxe edidion". I checked the webpage for Fantasy Flight Games and they make no mention of such a thing. Also the box art displayed here says nothing about it being a "deluxe" edition. Personally I'm passing on this one and getting the "regular" one.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ conquer the Iron Throne for yourself!
*by S***D on 8 June 2016*

This is a very impressive board game! It's intended for adults (or, at the very least, older children) - as it's a rather sophisticated game, requiring a lengthy attention span. You'll ideally need 4 to 6 players in order to enjoy the game ... although you could make it work with 2 or 3. And, any more than 6 players, you'll need to operate in teams. The objective is to engage in various tactics - from open diplomacy to secret alliances and bloody warfare - so as to conquer the Iron Throne for your selected House of the Seven Kingdoms of Westros. It's based on George R. R. Martin fantasy novels - 'A Song of Ice and Fire' - and this second edition draws on the imagery as seen in the 'Game of Thrones' TV series. The game consists of a lot ... a large board, and hundreds of cards and tokens. I've attached some photos so you can see the contents. All of it is well made, and this board game is a deluxe item. It can take quite some time to play - between 2 and 3 hours - and each time you play involves a new set of circumstances, depending on the various strategies each player opts to take. I do enjoy board games, and this is one of the more detailed and complex that I've played. Nonetheless, it's a great deal of fun. And I recommend it to fans of 'A Game of Thrones'.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ a long game but worth the effort to master
*by O***R on 23 August 2013*

I bought this for a long weekend with gaming friends. They are experienced gamers and some like to get the rules right first time! Our first game took 12 hours - yes TWELVE! but that is partly because we wanted to get it right and the rule book was passed around quite a lot to make sure no one was mis-reading it! It was hard going in terms of time but we all wanted to play it again the next day so don't let the initial time put you off. It would have been much quicker if one of us had played it before. There are some great features to the rules that definately make it the 'thinking' persons Risk. Secret declaration of your Armies actions (attack/defence/support/raid) revealed all at the same time but then each player only moves one army at a time so things can change makes for an interesting battle phase. You have only declared intentions not destination so . . . it is not always an advantage to go first! player sequence can change during power bidding. Limited armies which can get stuck in the wrong place mean careful advanced planning. Opponents working together can trap you so it is hard to get out but there is a way! It is a game about Power and territorial control is only a part of that and that is what makes it interesting - very interesting. lots of levels to think about and even alliances are - well 'Diplomacy' is child's play compared to The Game of Thrones! Do not buy this if you want a quick risk type game (where much as I enjoy it you usually know the winner by about halfway through and def. know who is going to lose). In GofT you don't. Even in the last round it can all rapidly change - as I said it is the thinking gamers 'Risk' / Diplomacy. It will always have a long playing time, even with the fixed 10 turns and experience but then I have known Monopoly to last for a whole day! FIVE STARS if you enjoy a challenge. Wargamers and strategy gamers will def. enjoy. We now want the extension that will bring in the Dragons - just hope it doesn't unbalance the rules/game.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Glad I took a chance on this
*by S***N on 8 August 2015*

This game is amazing! Reviews are mixed when it comes to how difficult it is to play (and how long it takes) so coming from a background in which this type of game has never been played,I'm probably well placed to give an opinion that's relevant to the people who are new to this type of game. I'll allay any fears of over-complexity from the outset by saying that once you've played a single round, you realise how beautifully simple the game is and it immediately begins to speed up. I would strongly suggest that you don't try and play until you've read the instructions, watched the supporting FFG 20+ minute online tutorial, read the rules some more and then get another person to play a round or two so you can see first hand how the turn sequence actually works: I guarantee that this practice session will be a series of "lightbulb" moments. i would also strongly suggest that you bag all of the pieces according to their House....this will save a good 30 minutes of set up time. As for gameplay, if you're a casual board gamer like my family is, then the 3 player game is good, however, once you've played with more people, you quickly realise how much depth there is to it. It keeps you engaged, focussed and the banter is amazing 😁 expect teddies to be thrown out of the pram, sulking, arguments and lots of muahahahaaaa! Even my 67yo mother, with a little help from my 6yo daughter, loved it! I've got the brother-in-law and his family coming to play this evening.....first 6 player game so can't wait! I would absolutely recommend A Game of Thrones to anyone, just make sure you prepare otherwise you could easily be overwhelmed.

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