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	Neutrals can be recruited into all factions except Free Folk.		Neutrals can be recruited into all factions except Free Folk.

	You have four subthemes, Boltons who are very panic and fear heavy. Stormcrow who are more reliable, focusing on the money spot and attachements, The Bloody Mummers who focus on hit and run tactics and not getting absolutely blasted on the counter attack, and finally The Golden Company, who focus on being overpriced as of 2021-S01, but their models are cool and have War ~~elephants~~ t which are gorgeous models.		You have four subthemes, Boltons who are very panic and fear heavy. Stormcrow who are more reliable, focusing on the money spot and attachements, The Bloody Mummers who focus on hit and run tactics and not getting absolutely blasted on the counter attack, and finally The Golden Company, who focus on being overpriced as of 2021-S01, but their models are cool and have War Elephants t which are gorgeous models.

	==== Playstyle ====		==== Playstyle ====

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	Neutrals can be recruited into all factions except Free Folk.		Neutrals can be recruited into all factions except Free Folk.

	You have four subthemes, Boltons who are very panic and fear heavy. Stormcrow who are more reliable, focusing on the money spot and attachements, The Bloody Mummers who focus on hit and run tactics and not getting absolutely blasted on the counter attack, and finally The Golden Company, who focus on being overpriced as of 2021-S01, but their models are cool and have War ~~elephanst~~ which are gorgeous models.		You have four subthemes, Boltons who are very panic and fear heavy. Stormcrow who are more reliable, focusing on the money spot and attachements, The Bloody Mummers who focus on hit and run tactics and not getting absolutely blasted on the counter attack, and finally The Golden Company, who focus on being overpriced as of 2021-S01, but their models are cool and have War elephants t which are gorgeous models.

	==== Playstyle ====		==== Playstyle ====

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	It received a resurgence on /tg/ but noone gives a fuck about it on the general. They were some fan-made factions early on (Greyjoy, Yunkai, Tully) but even those people fucked off.		It received a resurgence on /tg/ but noone gives a fuck about it on the general. They were some fan-made factions early on (Greyjoy, Yunkai, Tully) but even those people fucked off.
	Both the official app war council and asoiafbuilder, lets you look at units, while they somehow fucked up and made no gallery, ~~closet~~ I found is https://cmon.com/product/a-song-of-ice-fire-tmg.		Both the official app war council and asoiafbuilder, lets you look at units, while they somehow fucked up and made no gallery, closest I found is https://cmon.com/product/a-song-of-ice-fire-tmg.
	Also there is a TTS mod for it.		Also there is a TTS mod for it.

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	The biggest difference between each faction are unit choices (with their abilities) and the tactics deck.		The biggest difference between each faction are unit choices (with their abilities) and the tactics deck.


	In most cases the unit variety between both factions can be big: the stark sworn swords and the Lannister guardsmen are both 5 points unit who are suppose to hold ground, but the lannister are very defensive while the sworn swords have the option of a better attack.		In most cases the unit variety between both factions can be big: the stark sworn swords and the Lannister guardsmen are both 5 points unit who are suppose to hold ground, but the lannister are very defensive while the sworn swords have the option of a better attack.

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	The biggest difference between each faction are unit choices (with their abilities) and the tactics deck.		The biggest difference between each faction are unit choices (with their abilities) and the tactics deck.
	~~Closest (in play style) to each other are the Starks and the Lannisters.~~

	In most cases the unit variety between both factions can be big: the stark sworn swords and the Lannister guardsmen are both 5 points unit who are suppose to hold ground, but the lannister are very defensive while the sworn swords have the option of a better attack.		In most cases the unit variety between both factions can be big: the stark sworn swords and the Lannister guardsmen are both 5 points unit who are suppose to hold ground, but the lannister are very defensive while the sworn swords have the option of a better attack.

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	Like all games under the sun, ASOIAF has different factions, each with a different playstyle. While this lead to widely different armaments and technology in a unified realm, having every single model look the same would be stupid as fuck.		Like all games under the sun, ASOIAF has different factions, each with a different playstyle. While this lead to widely different armaments and technology in a unified realm, having every single model look the same would be stupid as fuck.

	There are currently 8 factions:		There are currently 9 factions:
	Stark, Lannister, Night Watch, Freefolk, Baratheon, Targaryen, Neutrals and ~~Greyjoys~~.		Stark, Lannister, Night Watch, Freefolk, Baratheon, Targaryen, Neutrals, Greyjoys and Martells.

	The biggest difference between each faction are unit choices (with their abilities) and the tactics deck.		The biggest difference between each faction are unit choices (with their abilities) and the tactics deck.

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	As mentioned above, Stannis's sub-faction gets access to cultist medium infantry units, fire archers that spread panic, King and Queens men who add more damage and tankiness respectively and enable a better card game for you. He also has access to Dragonstone Noble cavalry units (which basically consist of one [[ANGRY MARINE\|angry knight]] on a horse) that are unusually hard to kill even by Baratheon standards and can hit way above their weight.		As mentioned above, Stannis's sub-faction gets access to cultist medium infantry units, fire archers that spread panic, King and Queens men who add more damage and tankiness respectively and enable a better card game for you. He also has access to Dragonstone Noble cavalry units (which basically consist of one [[ANGRY MARINE\|angry knight]] on a horse) that are unusually hard to kill even by Baratheon standards and can hit way above their weight.

	Renly's sub-faction, on the other hand, has access to Tyrell infantry units that heal themselves simply by doing things. The elite Rose Knight infantry have a "rose effect" (because the House Tyrell symbol is a rose, duh) so that whenever they heal, they auto-wound whatever enemies they happen to be engaged with, Thron watch get crosbows and can retreat after fighting in melee, regaining wounds when they do so (retreating that is), the upcoming Highgarden Pikemen heal a wound each time they fight and get some pretty reliable charge damage, making for a more offensive alternative to Wardens.		Renly's sub-faction, on the other hand, has access to Tyrell infantry units that heal themselves simply by doing things. The elite Rose Knight infantry have a "rose effect" (because the House Tyrell symbol is a rose, duh) so that whenever they heal, they auto-wound whatever enemies they happen to be engaged with, Thron watch get crosbows and can retreat after fighting in melee, regaining wounds when they do so (retreating that is), the upcoming Highgarden Pikemen heal a wound each time they fight and get some pretty reliable charge damage, making for a more offensive alternative to Wardens and Knights of Highgarden are simply cheap lance cavalry.

	Their tactics cards are all about getting extra benefits from being in combat and such, and throwing out new attacks. The Stannis sub-faction's tactics tend to augment his units or nerf enemies (because he's a big jerk who nobody likes), and Renly tends to focus on healing his units (because he's the popular pretty-boy, and people want to fight for him).		Their tactics cards are all about getting extra benefits from being in combat and such, and throwing out new attacks. The Stannis sub-faction's tactics tend to augment his units or nerf enemies (because he's a big jerk who nobody likes), and Renly tends to focus on healing his units (because he's the popular pretty-boy, and people want to fight for him).

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	Our tactics deck gives us added agression, some utility and fuinally sustain, with the notable detail of still getting extra benefits when enemies have the bags spot (only on a couple of cards don't get too excited), letting you still pull ahead if you've lost control of the tactics board.		Our tactics deck gives us added agression, some utility and fuinally sustain, with the notable detail of still getting extra benefits when enemies have the bags spot (only on a couple of cards don't get too excited), letting you still pull ahead if you've lost control of the tactics board.

			=== Martell ===

			The people of the southern desert lands of Westeros, being introduced on the second half of 2022 and coming in with a bang reintroducing NCU commanders and bringing their own brand of exotic mechanics into the mix.

			==== Playstyle ====

			Martells play the long game but they do it differently than the other factions, they focus on control and maneuverability in a very aggressive capacity, their units have decent to good morale and are very fast compared to their equivalents in other factions, all the while piling absurd amounts of tokens onto your enemy, they also bring around their own poison mechanic with Oberyn being able to poison an enemy unit and basically signing a death warrant for them and his daughter Tyene being able to poison a tactics board spot to deny it to your enemy unless he is willing to lose an NCU.

			Their Tactics deck is full of control tricks, handing out tokens, combat debuffs and forcing your enemy to make less than ideal choices, while not devastating Martell tactics are more about piling up annoyances that will add up throught the game.

	== What to buy==		== What to buy==

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	Neutrals can be recruited into all factions except Free Folk.		Neutrals can be recruited into all factions except Free Folk.

	You have ~~three~~ subthemes, Boltons who are very panic and fear heavy. Stormcrow who are more reliable, focusing on the money spot and attachements ~~and lastly the goat people~~, The Bloody Mummers who focus on hit and run tactics and not getting absolutely blasted on the counter attack.		You have four subthemes, Boltons who are very panic and fear heavy. Stormcrow who are more reliable, focusing on the money spot and attachements, The Bloody Mummers who focus on hit and run tactics and not getting absolutely blasted on the counter attack, and finally The Golden Company, who focus on being overpriced as of 2021-S01, but their models are cool and have War elephanst which are gorgeous models.

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	Bloody Mummers are very lightly armored and have average offensive profiles, but their abilities can be very powerful when used correctly, skirmishers want units that are bad at combat so they can use counterstirke and Zoarse Riders want to hit flank and rear charges and then retreating to do it all over again, sort of weak currently but can be made to work if built around.		Bloody Mummers are very lightly armored and have average offensive profiles, but their abilities can be very powerful when used correctly, skirmishers want units that are bad at combat so they can use counterstirke and Zoarse Riders want to hit flank and rear charges and then retreating to do it all over again, sort of weak currently but can be made to work if built around.

			Golden Company come with Iron resolve in both their infantry units and have decent base morale, the Swordsmen anren't anything to write home about besides maybe being slightly overcosted, the Crossbowmen are basically slightly better Lannister ones with Sentinel to reposition either for better shots or to protect them. Now the War elephants, they are very intimidating and can wreak some very real havoc on the enemy lines, if they were not a waste against anything other than base Lannisters and Baratheons, Golden Company needs a bit of a bump in terms of stats or abilities if it is to become competitive.

	While not belonging to any particular theme in this faction, we do have Hedge Knights, they aren't stellar profile wise but get better when holding the Bags and/or Swords spot, also the attachments they bring aren't bad at all for their cost so do give them a chance.		While not belonging to any particular theme in this faction, we do have Hedge Knights, they aren't stellar profile wise but get better when holding the Bags and/or Swords spot, also the attachments they bring aren't bad at all for their cost so do give them a chance.