The Greyjoy/Lannister situation is a problem that has existed from the very first day of the 1st edition. Throughout various card, rule, and position changes it still exists for a variety of reasons others may go into, but I don't think it is stemming from a card balancing attempt regarding Stark. Interesting variants, in related to the sea
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After learning the rules and exploring a 4 player game, I printed a copy of your cards (Linen paper, plasticised core, acrylic finish) and played through the first scenario. Baratheon (Bot) vs. Lannister.
The longer the game runs, typically the more capable a player is to marshal more expensive, and typically more powerful, cards as that player has more resources later in the game. While Thrones’ unique plot-gold mechanic arguably makes the gold curve less important than other games such as Magic the Gathering, since a player can marshal
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