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	*'''House Mormont She-Bears (6pt):''' Base profile is identical to Sworn Swords, but they differentiate themselves in their offensive output, they get Critical Blow as a base, and get +1 to hit for every missing rank, now take into account that they have Order: War Cry to hand out panicked and vulnerableand you see that they are not shabby on the offense at all.		*'''House Mormont She-Bears (6pt):''' Base profile is identical to Sworn Swords, but they differentiate themselves in their offensive output, they get Critical Blow as a base, and get +1 to hit for every missing rank, now take into account that they have Order: War Cry to hand out panicked and vulnerableand you see that they are not shabby on the offense at all.

	*'''House Mormont Bruisers (7pt):''' Light armor, good attack dice values, and counter-strike to hit back when you get the hurt sent your way, when you want to send it the enemy's way though, you get to choose between Critical blow, Precision or Re-rolls every time you attack, and get to pick one more for each missing rank. get a Mormont Veteran to keep this unit in their last rank to lay down the hurt. They are abit overpriced for what they do, counterstrike works best when you also have disrup or agil (which they ~~dont~~) and their armor and morale are nothing to write home about, the can get shredded by units cheaper than themselves so the need supprt like Syrio and Howland Reed to make their points back.		*'''House Mormont Bruisers (7pt):''' Light armor, good attack dice values, and counter-strike to hit back when you get the hurt sent your way, when you want to send it the enemy's way though, you get to choose between Critical blow, Precision or Re-rolls every time you attack, and get to pick one more for each missing rank. get a Mormont Veteran to keep this unit in their last rank to lay down the hurt. They are abit overpriced for what they do, counterstrike works best when you also have disrup or agil (which they don't) and their armor and morale are nothing to write home about, the can get shredded by units cheaper than themselves so the need supprt like Syrio and Howland Reed to make their points back.

	*'''House Karstark Spearmen (6pt):''' Defensive unit, but while their main competition in the Tully Sworn Shields get their toughness from blocking hits, these guys get it with high armor saves and denying charge and flank/rear bonuses. They are meant to be activated last in a round so they can get those sweet 2+ saves for as long as they can, plop them into objectives and watch you opponet struggle to shift them off.		*'''House Karstark Spearmen (6pt):''' Defensive unit, but while their main competition in the Tully Sworn Shields get their toughness from blocking hits, these guys get it with high armor saves and denying charge and flank/rear bonuses. They are meant to be activated last in a round so they can get those sweet 2+ saves for as long as they can, plop them into objectives and watch you opponet struggle to shift them off.

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	*'''Arya Stark (4pt):''' The little girl is useful not just because she is cheap. Forcing a free maneveur can grab an early objective~~, pull off a flank charge, for a rob attachement unit~~ or get you out of danger. ~~Keep in mind it is~~ at the start of ~~the round and commit to~~ your ~~movement, don't chicken~~ out ~~after you do a movement~~.		*'''Arya Stark (4pt):''' The little girl is useful not just because she is cheap. Forcing a free maneveur can grab an early objective or get you out of danger. Since its at the start of an enemy turn you should use it when your enemy is running out of activations.

	*'''Sansa Stark (~~3pt~~):''' Sansa is meh in a hand of a beginner, but if you know your deck well you can pull off some insane maneveurs. ~~Likr~~ Arya her ability is ~~one off~~, but it does have some better timing if you are unsure about your plan. Good choices to draw for beginners are Swift Advance, Devastating Impanct and Winter is coming. Make sure you know what you want and ~~ypu~~ might even toss a Winter is coming early to enable this~~. Highly recommended~~.		*'''Sansa Stark (4pt):''' Sansa is meh in a hand of a beginner, but if you know your deck well you can pull off some insane maneveurs. Like Arya her ability is limited, but it does have some better timing if you are unsure about your plan. Good choices to draw for beginners are Swift Advance, Devastating Impanct and Winter is coming. Make sure you know what you want and you might even toss a Winter is coming early to enable this.

	*'''Catelyn Stark (4pt):''' ~~Condition removing can be~~ useful ~~to stop Roose and Tywin~~, ~~and a weaken token~~ can gimp you ~~if you are feeling unlucky~~. Attacking on the highest number can be good on certain unit, beserkers have a stronger alpha strike, while some unit will feel the damage less (good for sworn swords); in total you gain 2 dice. Her and Rodrik is a personal choice.		*'''Catelyn Stark (4pt):''' Removing tokens is always useful, since weakened tokens can gimp your charges and vulnerable upping the damage you take. Attacking on the highest number can be good on certain unit, beserkers have a stronger alpha strike, while some unit will feel the damage less (good for sworn swords); in total you gain 2 dice. Her and Rodrik is a personal choice.

	*'''Rodrik Cassel (4pt):''' Rodrik gives on average around 2-3 vulnerable tokens in the game and ~~critical gives out around 2 extra hits. Not bad and there are some cool effects with using him with Syrio~~. Claiming swords is always nice to pull off, but keep in mind, if you are the one charging your enemy can claim swords, so it might be harder to pull of then you think. ~~I would say~~ the ~~critical blow is~~ the ~~better benefit~~, ~~just as it makes your initial~~ attack so ~~much more impactful. He gains more from repeated attacks~~.		*'''Rodrik Cassel (4pt):''' Rodrik gives on average around 2-3 vulnerable tokens in the game, and will allow you to recycle orders twice per game. Claiming swords is always nice to pull off, but keep in mind, if you are the one charging your enemy can claim swords, so it might be harder to pull of then you think. The order recycling is the star of the two, ettin more overwatch with Crannog Wardens, Incite with Umber champs, or even more Stark Fury on you sworn swords, easy example; start turn, recycle stark fury on previously activated Sworn Swords, take the sowrds, put vulnerable on the poor sod and have them attack with stark fury again, even with basic units he synergizes with a great deal of the army so do consider him.

	*'''Eddard Stark (~~4pt~~):''' ~~Eddard is your last infaction NCU. In~~ total he can heal between 6 and ~~3+3d3~~ wounds. This is more then Tycho and Aemon on average but keep in mind that you require some conditions. But unlike Aemon you can heal someone 3 times in a turn ~~without an issue~~. ~~Good interaction~~ with the ~~bowmen for forced moral checks~~, ~~while Greataxes like some sustainability~~.		*'''Eddard Stark (5pt):''' Panic insulation with re-rolls and healing, in total he can heal between 8 and 16 wounds. This is more then Tycho and Aemon on average but keep in mind that you require some conditions. But unlike Aemon you can heal someone multiple times times in a turn.

			*'''Howland Reed (5pt):''' He gimps enemy units, thats it, and its great, by clipping their movement he helps you maintain your positioning, and the -1 to hit helps with the average survibability of your units, if you're not sure what to bring, you'll hardly go wrong with good ol' Howland Reed.

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	*'''House Mormont She-Bears (6pt):''' Base profile is identical to Sworn Swords, but they differentiate themselves in their offensive output, they get Critical Blow as a base, and get +1 to hit for every missing rank, now take into account that they have Order: War Cry to hand out panicked and vulnerableand you see that they are not shabby on the offense at all.		*'''House Mormont She-Bears (6pt):''' Base profile is identical to Sworn Swords, but they differentiate themselves in their offensive output, they get Critical Blow as a base, and get +1 to hit for every missing rank, now take into account that they have Order: War Cry to hand out panicked and vulnerableand you see that they are not shabby on the offense at all.

	*'''House Mormont Bruisers (~~6-7?pt~~):''' ~~(Leaked)~~ Light armor, good attack dice values, and counter-strike to hit back when you get the hurt sent your way, when you want to send it the enemy's way though, you get to choose between Critical blow, Precision ~~and~~ Re-rolls every time you attack, and get to pick one more for each missing rank. get a Mormont Veteran to keep this unit in their last rank to lay down ~~an amount of damage~~ they have ~~no bussiness delaing out~~.		*'''House Mormont Bruisers (7pt):''' Light armor, good attack dice values, and counter-strike to hit back when you get the hurt sent your way, when you want to send it the enemy's way though, you get to choose between Critical blow, Precision or Re-rolls every time you attack, and get to pick one more for each missing rank. get a Mormont Veteran to keep this unit in their last rank to lay down the hurt. They are abit overpriced for what they do, counterstrike works best when you also have disrup or agil (which they dont) and their armor and morale are nothing to write home about, the can get shredded by units cheaper than themselves so the need supprt like Syrio and Howland Reed to make their points back.

	*'''House Karstark Spearmen (6pt):''' Defensive unit, but while their main competition in the Tully Sworn Shields get their toughness from blocking hits, these guys get it with high armor saves and denying charge and flank/rear bonuses. ~~they~~ are meant to be activated last in a round so they can get those sweet 2+ saves for as long as they can, plop them into objectives and watch you opponet struggle to ~~shifte~~ them off.		*'''House Karstark Spearmen (6pt):''' Defensive unit, but while their main competition in the Tully Sworn Shields get their toughness from blocking hits, these guys get it with high armor saves and denying charge and flank/rear bonuses. They are meant to be activated last in a round so they can get those sweet 2+ saves for as long as they can, plop them into objectives and watch you opponet struggle to shift them off.

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Unit and Attachement Analysis

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	*'''Brynden Tully:''' Defensive Commander, Stand your ground and Stalwart his unit will be hard to shift, his cards give you a chance to attack before you take a charge and deal out vulnerable and panic tokens. His main issue is that while the Tully units he wants in his list could def use the extra offensive power, you can just get more value out of using them on the other more offensive focused units, so what I do is put him in Greataxes so he can work as the center of your battleline, that way he can proc his cards by himself and have the other benefit fully from what they can do.		*'''Brynden Tully:''' Defensive Commander, Stand your ground and Stalwart his unit will be hard to shift, his cards give you a chance to attack before you take a charge and deal out vulnerable and panic tokens. His main issue is that while the Tully units he wants in his list could def use the extra offensive power, you can just get more value out of using them on the other more offensive focused units, so what I do is put him in Greataxes so he can work as the center of your battleline, that way he can proc his cards by himself and have the other benefit fully from what they can do.

	*'''Eddard Stark:''' Aura Based Commander, his whole kit is centered around stuff happening around Eddards unit, letting him buff their attacks, better morale or counter-charging attackers with his unit, as such he needs a good unit to go into, his Honor Guard is solid since their profile is balanced and pretty good for the cost (though they could do with a bit more, as it stands they are just slightly buffed Sworn Swords).		*'''Eddard Stark:''' Aura Based Commander, his whole kit is centered around stuff happening around Eddards unit, letting him buff their attacks, better morale or counter-charging attackers with his unit, as such he needs a good unit to go into, his Honor Guard is solid since their profile is balanced and pretty good for the cost (though they could do with a bit more, as it stands they are just slightly buffed Sworn Swords). Very balanced and great potential, remember to take Syrio too.
	Very balanced and great potential, remember to take Syrio too.

	*'''Howland Reed:''' Tricksy Commander, a variety of debuffs for your enemy lets him take control of the battlefield, hitting their mobility, getting in free attacks and weakened tokens and some panicked and panic tests, its all dependent on Crannog units but with 2 of them, counting his own and with Meera and Jojen you may not even need trackers, you're more than set.		*'''Howland Reed:''' Tricksy Commander, a variety of debuffs for your enemy lets him take control of the battlefield, hitting their mobility, getting in free attacks and weakened tokens and some panicked and panic tests, its all dependent on Crannog units but with 2 of them, counting his own and with Meera and Jojen you may not even need trackers, you're more than set.

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	==Unit and Attachement Analysis==		==Unit and Attachement Analysis==
	You have ~~4 main theme~~ in your unit choices.		You have 7 themes in your unit choices.
	Defensive Tully, fast, and ranged Crannogmen, Hard-hitting and ~~Beserker Umber/~~Stark, ~~and your wolves~~		Defensive Tully, even more defensive Karstark, fast and ranged Crannogmen, Hard-hitting and maneuverable Stark, offensive berzerkers with Umbers, not THAT offensive berzerkers with Mormonts.

	===Commander===		===Commander===

	*'''Rob Stark:''' ~~Your mobility commander~~. He is fun to use, and has a lot of tactical play. He himself has a ~~buff, which on the first look seems weak, but not being able to reroll hurts~~ and ~~not being able to play card can throw a wrench in a lot of plans~~. Positioning is ~~the problem though. "Hit and Run" is a great card~~, ~~if you have a plan for it. But just running 6 + 5 away forces your foe to usually risk a panic test to follow you. "Tactical Retreat" is another~~ retreat ~~action but with better Timing. Even if~~ you ~~just use it to force~~ a ~~reroll it is worth it~~, ~~but the bigger benefit is that~~ you ~~can throw in your shitload of stark charge cards too. Unlikely though~~ that ~~you can force~~ a ~~side charge, but with a bit~~ of ~~luck, he will pivot to face your troops after~~ the ~~retreat, giving the rest of your army better positions~~. ~~The last card is a card you can keep in your hand,~~ and it'll be worth gold, IF you are a player who mastered staying at the edge of the enemy charge distance. Rob also comes with a wolf btw, making him already worth atleast 1 points. The best units for him is flexible, put him in a unit which can stay close to the front, but won't want any dmg buffs. If you are feeling lucky, bowmen fit quite nicely, as Superior Positing can make you quite invulnerable against charges. But meh, as you don't really help the damage output of your bowmen, and people can safely declare a charge outside of long range.		*'''Rob Stark:''' Mobility Commander. He is fun to use, and has a lot of tactical play. He himself has a gives a free shift every round and heals his unit when they retreat. Positioning is his game, with sudden retreat and hit and run you'll never get bogged in a protacted fight, and superior positioning lets you bait enemies into making disordely charges that will get them a fraction of the value they were expecting. He rewards clever positioning and keeping control of the different fights that'll happen on the front line.

	*'''Greatjon Umber:''' Aggression Commander (~~NEED MORE INFO~~)		*'''Greatjon Umber:''' Aggression Commander, pure berzerker tactics, he rewards keeping your units on the lowest rank possible and playing balls to the wall assaulting, killing and dying so you can take your enemy with you. Just shut off your brain, grab Mormonts and Umbers and show those southerners what it takes to survive in the North (Hint its mostly madnees, and muscles).

	*'''Brynden Tully:''' Defensive Commander ~~(NEED MORE INFO)~~		*'''Brynden Tully:''' Defensive Commander, Stand your ground and Stalwart his unit will be hard to shift, his cards give you a chance to attack before you take a charge and deal out vulnerable and panic tokens. His main issue is that while the Tully units he wants in his list could def use the extra offensive power, you can just get more value out of using them on the other more offensive focused units, so what I do is put him in Greataxes so he can work as the center of your battleline, that way he can proc his cards by himself and have the other benefit fully from what they can do.

	*'''Eddard Stark:''' Aura and ~~Eddard based Commander~~ (~~NEED MORE INFO~~)		*'''Eddard Stark:''' Aura Based Commander, his whole kit is centered around stuff happening around Eddards unit, letting him buff their attacks, better morale or counter-charging attackers with his unit, as such he needs a good unit to go into, his Honor Guard is solid since their profile is balanced and pretty good for the cost (though they could do with a bit more, as it stands they are just slightly buffed Sworn Swords).
			Very balanced and great potential, remember to take Syrio too.

	*'''Howland Reed:''' Tricksy and ~~auto hit Commander~~.		*'''Howland Reed:''' Tricksy Commander, a variety of debuffs for your enemy lets him take control of the battlefield, hitting their mobility, getting in free attacks and weakened tokens and some panicked and panic tests, its all dependent on Crannog units but with 2 of them, counting his own and with Meera and Jojen you may not even need trackers, you're more than set.

	*'''Rodrik Cassel:''' Slow aggression Commander		*'''Rodrik Cassel:''' Slow aggression Commander, his cards all play around with tokens, so you'll benefit from having Bowmen, She-bears and Outriders to let you get them, given the cost of this cards (tokens) they have very powerful effects, like denying abilities and tactics cards, buffing atatcks or debuffing your enemies own. Put him in a unit of Bowmen or She-bears and play the long game with your opponent.

	*'''Brynden Tully (Cav):''' Mobility and Cav.		*'''Brynden Tully (Cav):''' Mobility and Cav, go full Targ with an all cavalry list so that all your units may benefit from your cards, with sentines and ride-by attack you'll be spoiled for choice on what you want to dogpile, and with Marshal and Elusive escape you'll be way harder to finish off than the enemy expects.

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	*'''Stark Sworn Swords (5pt):''' They do their job, they are your cheap unit to hold your frontline. With average defense, average ~~moral~~ and average offense (before factoring Stark fury, which is way better than last edition), they are here to fill your army, and even moreso then other factions, attachement determine how exactly they will accomplish their goal.		*'''Stark Sworn Swords (5pt):''' They do their job, they are your cheap unit to hold your frontline. With average defense, average morale and average offense (before factoring Stark fury, which is way better than last edition), they are here to fill your army, and even moreso then other factions, attachement determine how exactly they will accomplish their goal.

	*'''Stark Bowmen (6pt):''' One of the best ranged unit in the game in a faction all about charging, the ability to ignore intervening unit makes them very good support for behind your frontline and taking orders off a unit that fails the panic test is tailor made for fighting Baratheons and Lannisters. I wouldn't recommend them to a beginner, and playing more then 2 is hard to pull off, but its hard to go wrong with bringing one. Warden is probably the only thing you'll put in them if ever, maybe Cassel Commander.		*'''Stark Bowmen (6pt):''' One of the best ranged unit in the game in a faction all about charging, the ability to ignore intervening unit makes them very good support for behind your frontline and taking orders off a unit that fails the panic test is tailor made for fighting Baratheons and Lannisters. I wouldn't recommend them to a beginner, and playing more then 2 is hard to pull off, but its hard to go wrong with bringing one. Warden is probably the only thing you'll put in them if ever, maybe Cassel Commander.
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	*'''Crannogman Trackers (5pt):''' The other filler. This one has a unique role in their mobility and ability to deal hits and make enemies more likely to get a disorderly charge. Keep them away from cavalry and know if the enemy faction can do some suprise attacks (counter charge from the baratheon for example). They really don't do well in melee so they have "Order: Swift Retreat" to get out after they get their asses kicked, and attachment are probably a waste in this unit. Fun to use but meh to be honest.		*'''Crannogman Trackers (5pt):''' The other filler. This one has a unique role in their mobility and ability to deal hits and make enemies more likely to get a disorderly charge. Keep them away from cavalry and know if the enemy faction can do some suprise attacks (counter charge from the baratheon for example). They really don't do well in melee so they have "Order: Swift Retreat" to get out after they get their asses kicked, and attachment are probably a waste in this unit. Fun to use but meh to be honest.

	*'''House Umber Greataxes (7pt):''' The unit you want if you are facing 3+ armor on the field. Generally Starks are not known for throwing out auto-wounds, for such a foe, they have this can opener. They are average mobility wise, but your cards can remedy this. Best choices are to get them in as your last activation in a turn with an opponent initiative, so you can ensure the bonus panic damage from executioner's fury and maybe even Catelyn. ~~Bran works to stop give you more wounds~~ and ~~getting them out od dodge in a pinch~~, ~~Robb makes them faster~~, ~~Champion keeps~~ them at ~~top efficiency and ensures that panic damage goes through~~, ~~but these~~ are fine naked.		*'''House Umber Greataxes (7pt):''' The unit you want if you are facing 3+ armor on the field. Generally Starks are not known for throwing out auto-wounds, for such a foe, they have this can opener. They are average mobility wise, but your cards can remedy this. Best choices are to get them in as your last activation in a turn with an opponent initiative, so you can ensure the bonus panic damage from executioner's fury and maybe even Catelyn. Greatjon ups their offense and survivability, Rob their mobility, Umber Champ and Sword captain keep them at peak effciency, they are fine naked but as a solidly rounded unit they can pretty much take whatever and get a benefit out of it.

	*'''House Umber Berserkers (7pt):''' Fast speed, good morale with Unyielding. They even get more offensive output as their numbers dwindle! more dice and better to hit rolls are always welcome. People used to make lists consisting of only these units. These have traditionally been interchanged with Umber Greataxes depending on personal preference. Overall this unit has seen consistent play since the birth of the game and it will continue to do so, put Syrio Forel in them to take advantage of their absurd attack die values and to make them stay that much longer in the lower rank brackets.		*'''House Umber Berserkers (7pt):''' Fast speed, good morale with Unyielding. They even get more offensive output as their numbers dwindle! more dice and better to hit rolls are always welcome. People used to make lists consisting of only these units. These have traditionally been interchanged with Umber Greataxes depending on personal preference. Overall this unit has seen consistent play since the birth of the game and it will continue to do so, put Syrio Forel in them to take advantage of their absurd attack die values and to make them stay that much longer in the lower rank brackets.

	*'''House Tully Sworn Shields (6pt):''' Tully are a weird unit for you. They don't hit hard, are slow, but they do have Order:Shieldwall; which, gives them a defensive boost of blocking hits equal to their ranks from their front or flank every round. Having a resillient unit shouldn't be underestimated in certain game modes, and costing only 6pts makes them a reasonably priced anvil, primed for a Commander or 2/3 point attachements. Play them if you really want to have a defensive unit, but keep in mind they won't really gain much from you general deck, besides some mobility which is one of their weaker stats. For an anvil, they work fine but are a bit slow. More defensive attachement will lead people to just ignore them tbh, so best choices are naked unless there is a place you really wanna defend or the attachment adds some movement like attachment Rob or Crannogman Survivalist~~. A solid unit especially in a Robb or Brynden Tully list~~.		*'''House Tully Sworn Shields (6pt):''' Tully are a weird unit for you. They don't hit hard, are slow, but they do have Order:Shieldwall; which, gives them a defensive boost of blocking hits equal to their ranks from their front or flank every round. Having a resillient unit shouldn't be underestimated in certain game modes, and costing only 6pts makes them a reasonably priced anvil, primed for a Commander or 2/3 point attachements. Play them if you really want to have a defensive unit, but keep in mind they won't really gain much from you general deck, besides some mobility which is one of their weaker stats. For an anvil, they work fine but are a bit slow. More defensive attachement will lead people to just ignore them tbh, so best choices are naked unless there is a place you really wanna defend or the attachment adds some movement like attachment Rob or Crannogman Survivalist.

	*'''House Tully Cavaliers (9pt):''' Good if enemy is playing death star style. These are mostly compared to Lannister's Knighst of Casterly Rock since their profiles are fairly similar (not to say almost identical), but while they are just there to charge and delete units your Cavaliers can also buff the morale of other units, keep them close to your battleline to countercharge an enemy unit or just let them ride around the field since you can give them way better mobility than any other heavy cavalry unit in the game (Except for Targaryens).		*'''House Tully Cavaliers (9pt):''' Good if enemy is playing death star style. These are mostly compared to Lannister's Knighst of Casterly Rock since their profiles are fairly similar (not to say almost identical), but while they are just there to charge and delete units your Cavaliers can also buff the morale of other units, keep them close to your battleline to countercharge an enemy unit or just let them ride around the field since you can give them way better mobility than any other heavy cavalry unit in the game (Except for Targaryens).

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	*'''Stark Sworn Swords (5pt):''' They do their job ~~They~~ are your cheap unit to hold your frontline. With average defense, average moral and average offense, they are here to fill your army, and even moreso then other factions, attachement determine their ~~ability~~.		*'''Stark Sworn Swords (5pt):''' They do their job, they are your cheap unit to hold your frontline. With average defense, average moral and average offense (before factoring Stark fury, which is way better than last edition), they are here to fill your army, and even moreso then other factions, attachement determine how exactly they will accomplish their goal.

	*'''Stark Bowmen (6pt):''' One of the best ranged unit in the game in a faction all about charging, the ability to ignore intervening unit makes them very good support for ~~you~~ frontline and taking orders off a unit that fails the panic test is tailor made for fighting Baratheons and Lannisters. I wouldn't recommend them to a beginner, and playing more then 2 is hard to pull off, but its hard to go wrong with bringing one. Warden is probably the only thing you'll put in them if ever, maybe Cassel Commander.		*'''Stark Bowmen (6pt):''' One of the best ranged unit in the game in a faction all about charging, the ability to ignore intervening unit makes them very good support for behind your frontline and taking orders off a unit that fails the panic test is tailor made for fighting Baratheons and Lannisters. I wouldn't recommend them to a beginner, and playing more then 2 is hard to pull off, but its hard to go wrong with bringing one. Warden is probably the only thing you'll put in them if ever, maybe Cassel Commander.

	*'''Stark Outriders (7pt):''' Solid. Quick and can hit way harder than they have any bussiness to with the right support, Mounted Brynden can keep a unit of them in reserve to have them come from a table side to throw a wrench into your enemy's plans all the while slinging Vulnerable tokens all around.		*'''Stark Outriders (7pt):''' Solid. Quick and can hit way harder than they have any bussiness to with the right support, Mounted Brynden can keep a unit of them in reserve to have them come from a table side to throw a wrench into your enemy's plans all the while slinging Vulnerable tokens all around.

	*'''Crannogman Trackers (5pt):''' The other filler. This one has a unique role in their mobility and ability to deal hits and make enemies more likely to get a disorderly charge. Keep them away from cavalry and know if the enemy faction can do some suprise attacks (counter charge from the baratheon for example). They really don't do well in melee so they have Order:Swift Retreat to get out after they get their asses kicked, and attachment are probably a waste in this unit. Fun to use but meh to be honest.		*'''Crannogman Trackers (5pt):''' The other filler. This one has a unique role in their mobility and ability to deal hits and make enemies more likely to get a disorderly charge. Keep them away from cavalry and know if the enemy faction can do some suprise attacks (counter charge from the baratheon for example). They really don't do well in melee so they have "Order: Swift Retreat" to get out after they get their asses kicked, and attachment are probably a waste in this unit. Fun to use but meh to be honest.

	*'''House Umber Greataxes (7pt):''' The unit you want if you are facing 3+ armor on the field. Generally Starks are not known for throwing out auto-wounds, for such a foe, they have this can opener. They are average mobility wise, but your cards can remedy this. Best choices are to get them in as your last activation in a turn with an opponent initiative, so you can ensure the bonus panic damage from executioner's fury and maybe even Catelyn. Bran works to stop give you more wounds and getting them out od dodge in a pinch, Robb makes them faster, Champion keeps them at top efficiency and ensures that panic damage goes through, but these are fine naked.		*'''House Umber Greataxes (7pt):''' The unit you want if you are facing 3+ armor on the field. Generally Starks are not known for throwing out auto-wounds, for such a foe, they have this can opener. They are average mobility wise, but your cards can remedy this. Best choices are to get them in as your last activation in a turn with an opponent initiative, so you can ensure the bonus panic damage from executioner's fury and maybe even Catelyn. Bran works to stop give you more wounds and getting them out od dodge in a pinch, Robb makes them faster, Champion keeps them at top efficiency and ensures that panic damage goes through, but these are fine naked.

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	*'''Meera Reed:''' Good for the points. Auto wounds and disorderly charge force is useful. But as you usually want to charge, the thing you probably enjoy the most will be the auto-wounds.

	*'''Rickon Stark:''' My Boy. He gives you a dog, the best one of the bunch. He is also the cheapest of the three wolf attachement, of which you usually field 2. But the Dog and Rickon give 2 VP together, is that worth it? For the cheap package yes, affitionally you get Osha, one of your best attachement. Go down fighting, for a stark is usually 3d3 auto-wounds. Smart use of heals can even increase the amount. Add her to Sworn swords, and you can force the ability yourself, which can be strong enough, to punch way above your point total. For Rickon sending him off, always ask if you can achieve more with 1 Wound more, and d3 Auto-wounds or if the 1 VP saved won't matter. Rickon has synergy with eddard and with bryden commander, best units are sworn swords, stormcrows mecenary (5 points for 2 activations) and maybe Tully (beserkers are fine, but you might want to put more aggressive stuff on them.		*'''Rickon Stark:''' My Boy. He gives you a dog, the best one of the bunch. He is also the cheapest of the three wolf attachement, of which you usually field 2. But the Dog and Rickon give 2 VP together, is that worth it? For the cheap package yes, affitionally you get Osha, one of your best attachement. Go down fighting, for a stark is usually 3d3 auto-wounds. Smart use of heals can even increase the amount. Add her to Sworn swords, and you can force the ability yourself, which can be strong enough, to punch way above your point total. For Rickon sending him off, always ask if you can achieve more with 1 Wound more, and d3 Auto-wounds or if the 1 VP saved won't matter. Rickon has synergy with eddard and with bryden commander, best units are sworn swords, stormcrows mecenary (5 points for 2 activations) and maybe Tully (beserkers are fine, but you might want to put more aggressive stuff on them.
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	*'''Brynden Tully:''' Stalwart is a good ability, but your faction doesn't really need it. Most of your unit will pass moral test anyways. 2 Points is saving around one panic test probably not worth it, but luckily he comes with a second ability. 2 dice and +1 to hit is not useless, especially as you won't have a reroll due to already being engaged. The best fit is probably greataxes, as they already gain bonus from being battles, and every new hit is basically another wound. Beserkers might be a good choices, as this just upps their dmg after getting stuck in. The moral buff js wasted though unless you regulary face neutrals or lannisters		*'''Brynden Tully:''' Stalwart is a good ability, but your faction doesn't really need it. Most of your unit will pass moral test anyways. 2 Points is saving around one panic test probably not worth it, but luckily he comes with a second ability. 2 dice and +1 to hit is not useless, especially as you won't have a reroll due to already being engaged. The best fit is probably greataxes, as they already gain bonus from being battles, and every new hit is basically another wound. Beserkers might be a good choices, as this just upps their dmg after getting stuck in. The moral buff js wasted though unless you regulary face neutrals or lannisters

	*'''~~Jojen Reed~~:''' ~~3 good abilities by itself~~. ~~3 really good ability~~, ~~but three abilities which~~ are ~~situational in their use~~. ~~Guiding Hands you want~~ if you can't charge ~~this turn~~, so ~~best for~~ a ~~ranged unit or a melee unit~~, ~~useless if~~ you ~~planning on charging~~.~~; 4-5 you want~~ to set up ~~a flank~~ charge, ~~charge or even pivot before shooting if they are right out of LoS~~, ~~useless~~ if you are ~~actually already in melee~~, and ~~useless if you set up~~ your ~~ranged attack. The~~ last ~~is just generally useful. But as 2-3 and 4-5 deal with wildly different scenarios~~, ~~and you can't even ensure you~~ have ~~the one you want~~, he can ~~hurt~~ you ~~more then~~ he is ~~worth~~. ~~And because you roll~~ on ~~the activation~~, ~~you can~~'~~t even plan correctly. Not worth for~~ the ~~2 points~~, ~~unless you really want a unit to be crannog. In that case, best with ranged units~~.		*'''Bryden Tully (Cav):''' Expensive but I'll talk him up now. You can outflank a unit, quite useful on some game modes, especially the newer ones. Regroup vibes well with the outriders, if you are lucky (or the enemy is weaken) you can pretty much ensure you will keep your rank. Retreat is a great option, if you can retreat via the tactics spot and the targetted unit won't activate next. Your cavalry unit, can position themselves in such a way, that the enemy can't pivot to be save for a flank charge. Both cavalier and Flayed men enjoy cycle charging. Keep in mind, the outflanked Outriders won't have to have Bryden in them, so that opens up a lot of things. Outriders are an natural fit, with the weaken from bushwaker and the autoretreat, you can pretty easily keep 2 ranks. The Cavalier and Flayed men enjoys retreating to set up an easy next charge, but Bryden doesn't help you here, unless you been hit. It depends on your playstyle then, if you are charging early with your Cav, get attacked back, and then as your last activation claim the retreat spot, this might have some values, otherwise he might be a waste. Play him if you can make use of his outflanked unit. BUT then you realize he is 3 points, that is a lot.

			*'''Jojen Reed (2pts):''' getting re-rolls on demand is good, he's the flexible choice, put him in some sort of skirmisher like Dervishes or Sworn Swords.

	*'''~~Syrio Forel~~:''' ~~Only fieldable with Arya, and not actually bad~~ for ~~his ability~~. ~~It isn't flashy~~ but ~~can help you out of a pickle. If~~ you want ~~good fun~~, ~~use him with either Sworn Swords or Rodrik. Precision works perfectly with Critical Blow, and even pillowfisted units, can push through an insane amounts of wounds~~.		*'''Meera Reed:''' Good for the points. Hits and disorderly charge is useful, but as you usually want to charge, she's a defensive attachement on a faction all about agression.

	*'''~~Greatjon Umber~~:''' ~~Expensive but good if~~ you ~~pull it off~~. ~~Prob too expensive~~		*'''Syrio Forel (2pts):''' Only fieldable with Arya or Eddard, and not bad at all for his cost. Precision will give you an easier time punching through armor saves and agile makes the unit harder to kill, Berzerkers love him since with their high attack die numbers they get more benefit out of Precision, also agile lets them stay at 1 rank for longer.

	*'''~~Maege Mormont~~:''' ~~Overpriced. Stalwart is a good ability~~, ~~but true value comes from ensuring passes and gaining something from each pass. Your best unit~~ on ~~average would pass most times already. Her active ability unlike Bryden Commandee is also an order~~, ~~so usually not worth it and you can't even build around it~~.		*'''Greatjon Umber (2pts):''' Simple, yet effective, dealing Vulnerable on the charge makes your attacks even more brutal, coupled with his Order to prevent your unit from going down completely he was tailor made for the Berzerkers that come with him in the starter set.

	*'''~~Bryden Tully~~ (~~Cav~~):''' ~~Expensive but I'll talk him up now~~. You ~~can outflank a unit~~, ~~quite useful on some game modes, especially the newer ones. Regroup vibes well with the outriders, if~~ you are ~~lucky (or the enemy is weaken) you can pretty much ensure you will keep your rank. Retreat is a great option~~, ~~if you can retreat via the tactics spot and the targetted unit won't activate next. Your cavalry unit, can position themselves in such a way, that the enemy can~~'t ~~pivot to be save for a flank charge. Both cavalier~~ and ~~Flayed men enjoy cycle charging. Keep in mind, the outflanked Outriders~~ won't ~~have to have Bryden in them, so that opens up a lot of things. Outriders are an natural fit,~~ with the weaken from bushwaker and the autoretreat, you can pretty easily keep 2 ranks. The Cavalier and Flayed men enjoys retreating to set up an easy next charge, but Bryden doesn't help you here, unless you been hit. It depends on your playstyle then, if you are charging early with your Cav, get attacked back, and then as your last activation claim the retreat spot, this might have some values, otherwise he might be a waste. Play him if you can make use of his outflanked unit. BUT then you realize he is 3 points, that is a lot.		*'''Maege Mormont (2):''' Overpriced. You want stuff that helps you win, not stuff that makes it hurt less when you are losing, she doesn't do anything proactive and honestly won't do much at all with her abilities.

	*'''~~Crannogman Warden~~:''' ~~Opportunist is a reroll for all yout missed attacks~~. ~~Usually you gain a reroll on a successful charge,~~ and ~~as a Stark you should always successfully charge. So who is useful then. On the first look~~, ~~ranged can benefit the most, and I agree. If you play bowmen, these guys can ensure you actually hit. With their ability, you should get enough attacks~~ to ~~be worth your investement. But the second problem is the condition itself~~, ~~as a stark player~~ you ~~usually await your opponent, using cheaper unit~~ to ~~wait~~ them ~~out, attacking an unactivated unit always puts his risk on yourself~~. ~~There is one situation where this is actually useful on a melee unit, on the top of the round after you started your attack on the enemy~~		*'''Sworn Sword Captain (1pts):''' One of your best attachement. Vulnerable and re-rolls will make any unit happy, especially one that intends to fight multiple times in a round, you'll learn to love them.

	*'''~~Sworn Sword Captain~~:''' ~~One of your best~~ attachement~~. Vulnerable usually give~~ you ~~2 more wounds, it can be used by other units~~ and ~~if you play certain mission~~, ~~vulnerable is even~~ better~~. Rodrik loves them~~.		*'''Winterfell Guardian (1 pts):''' A cavarly attachement, gives stubborn tenacity (1 autowounds when you pass a Morale test) and Dauntless (heal 1 wound when passing a morale test), definetly better on Tully Cavaliers than Outriders since they have enough morale and staying power to trigger multiple times.

	*'''Umber Champion:''' Also one of your best Attachements. ~~use~~ him for Greataxes, or ~~if facing 6-7 moral unit. Watch out not~~ to ~~overuse it, if you you deal~~ the ~~same amount of wounds you take, something is wrong~~.		*'''Umber Champion (1pts):''' Also one of your best Attachements. Use him for Greataxes, to more easily and effectively trigger their special ability or just Berzerkers to have them fight at top die value from the get go.

	*'''Mormont Veteran (1 pts):''' Auto-block a hit for every missing rank whenever you get attacked, for the price its not bad at all and your units could def use the added resilience when they start getting the hurt piled onto them.		*'''Mormont Veteran (1 pts):''' Auto-block a hit for every missing rank whenever you get attacked, for the price its not bad at all and your units could def use the added resilience when they start getting the hurt piled onto them.

	*'''~~Winterfell Guardian~~ (1 pts):''' ~~A cavarly attachement~~, ~~gives stubborn tenacity (D3 autowounds~~ when you ~~pass a Morale test)~~, ~~definetly better on Tully Cavaliers than Outriders since they have enough morale and staying power to trigger~~ the ~~order multiple times~~.		*'''Crannogmen Survivalist (1 pts):''' Terrain no longer slows you down, and you weaken enemies when you retreat from them, great synergy with the likes of Robb Commander.

	*'''~~Crannogmen Survivalist (2 pts)~~:''' ~~Re-roll retreat distance rolls~~, ~~d3 wounds when disengaging and pathfinder~~ for ~~that sweet +1 movement ignores rough/hindering/dangerous terrain~~, ~~put it on something that can make good use of the mobility but wants to go around bouncing from unit to unit~~.		*'''Crannogman Warden:''' Getting more ranged attacks is a good investment, but he needs line of sight for it, so he'll do more work with Stormcrow Archers thanm your own bowmen, not really a bad thing.

	*'''Jaqen H'ghar:''' Jaqen is quite unique. You attach him to an enemy and the effect only triggers if you kill that unit. Taking out a NCU is definitly game changing but you need to ensure that happens. The normal rule for such a thing apply, put him on a cheap unit to easier kill it, or put him in a expensive unit to make the enemy hesitant. Make sure that you kill that unit early enough otherwise you have wasted 2 points. Worth it but you need to work for it.		*'''Jaqen H'ghar:''' Jaqen is quite unique. You attach him to an enemy and the effect only triggers if you kill that unit. Taking out a NCU is definitly game changing but you need to ensure that happens. The normal rule for such a thing apply, put him on a cheap unit to easier kill it, or put him in a expensive unit to make the enemy hesitant. Make sure that you kill that unit early enough otherwise you have wasted 2 points. Worth it but you need to work for it.

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	*'''Arya Stark (~~3pt~~):''' The little girl is useful not just because she is cheap. Forcing a free maneveur can grab an early objective, pull off a flank charge, for a rob attachement unit or get you out of danger. Keep in mind it is at the start of the round and commit to your movement, don't chicken out after you do a movement.		*'''Arya Stark (4pt):''' The little girl is useful not just because she is cheap. Forcing a free maneveur can grab an early objective, pull off a flank charge, for a rob attachement unit or get you out of danger. Keep in mind it is at the start of the round and commit to your movement, don't chicken out after you do a movement.

	*'''Sansa Stark (3pt):''' Sansa is meh in a hand of a beginner, but if you know your deck well you can pull off some insane maneveurs. Likr Arya her ability is one off, but it does have some better timing if you are unsure about your plan. Good choices to draw for beginners are Swift Advance, Devastating Impanct and Winter is coming. Make sure you know what you want and ypu might even toss a Winter is coming early to enable this. Highly recommended.		*'''Sansa Stark (3pt):''' Sansa is meh in a hand of a beginner, but if you know your deck well you can pull off some insane maneveurs. Likr Arya her ability is one off, but it does have some better timing if you are unsure about your plan. Good choices to draw for beginners are Swift Advance, Devastating Impanct and Winter is coming. Make sure you know what you want and ypu might even toss a Winter is coming early to enable this. Highly recommended.

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	*'''Rickon Stark:''' My Boy. He gives you a dog, the ~~best~~ one of the bunch. He is also the cheapest of the three wolf attachement, of ~~which you usually field 2~~. But the Dog and Rickon give 2 VP together, is that worth it? For the cheap package yes, ~~affitionally~~ you get Osha, ~~one of your best~~ attachement. ~~Go down fighting, for a stark is usually 3d3 auto-wounds. Smart use of heals can even increase the~~ amount~~. Add her~~ to ~~Sworn swords, and you can force~~ the ~~ability yourself~~, ~~which can be strong enough~~, ~~to punch way above your point total. For Rickon sending him off, always ask if you can achieve more~~ with ~~1 Wound more, and d3 Auto-wounds or if the 1 VP saved won~~'t ~~matter~~. ~~Rickon has~~ synergy with ~~eddard and with bryden commander, best units are sworn swords, stormcrows mecenary~~ (5 points for 2 activations) and maybe Tully (beserkers are fine, but you might want to put more aggressive stuff on them.		*'''Rickon Stark:''' My Boy. He gives you a dog, the hardest-hitting one of the bunch. He is also the cheapest of the three wolf attachement, for a total of 4 points. But the Dog and Rickon give 2 VP together, is that worth it? For the cheap package yes, additionally you get +1 morale and Osha, a solid attachement. Counterstrike will probably amount to 4-6 hits depending on how bad the enemy unit is, Poor Fellows? they migh as well kill themselves, Reavers with pillage tokens? they don't give a shit. Best synergy is with Stormcrows Mecenaries (8 points for 2 activations) and maybe Tully (beserkers are fine, but you might want to put more aggressive rather than defensive stuff on them.

	*'''Bran and Hodor:''' Good and solid. ~~Good in greataxes~~.		*'''Bran and Hodor:''' Good and solid. autowounds? great, auto-retreat? also good, but they depend on your list, if you want something that'll consistently help your unit you can get better stuff, but Iif you need an escape plan and some slightly better damage output then by all means, take them.

	*'''Brynden Tully:''' ~~Stalwart is~~ a ~~good ability, but your faction doesn't really need~~ it~~. Most of your unit will~~ pass ~~moral test anyways. 2 Points~~ is ~~saving around one panic test probably not worth it~~, but ~~luckily he comes~~ with ~~a second ability. 2 dice and +1 to hit is not useless~~, ~~especially as you won~~'~~t have a reroll due to already being engaged. The best~~ fit ~~is probably greataxes, as they already gain bonus from being battles~~, and ~~every new hit is basically another wound. Beserkers might be a good choices~~, ~~as this just upps their dmg after getting stuck in~~. ~~The moral buff js wasted though unless you regulary face neutrals or lannisters~~		*'''Brynden Tully:''' A simple morale buff, dampening the panic damage you take and dealing a bit of it when you pass is all well and good, but as with other things in this army, he'll fit better on defensive rather than offensive units, Sworn Shileds and Spearmen can use him, Sworn Swords not so much.

	*'''Bryden Tully (Cav):''' Expensive but I'll talk him up now. You can outflank a unit, quite useful on some game modes, ~~especially the newer ones. Regroup vibes well with the outriders, if you are lucky (or the enemy~~ is weaken) you can pretty much ensure you will keep your rank. Retreat is a great option, if you can retreat via the tactics spot and the targetted unit won't activate next. Your cavalry unit, can position themselves in such a way, that the enemy can't pivot to be save for a flank charge. Both cavalier and Flayed men enjoy cycle charging. Keep in mind, the outflanked Outriders won't have to have Bryden in them, so that opens up a lot of things. Outriders are an natural fit, with the weaken from ~~bushwaker~~ and ~~the autoretreat~~, you can pretty easily keep 2 ranks. The Cavalier and Flayed men enjoys ~~retreating~~ to set up an easy ~~next~~ charge, ~~but Bryden doesn't help you here, unless you been~~ hit. It depends on your playstyle ~~then, if you are charging early with your Cav, get attacked back~~, ~~and then as your last activation claim the retreat spot, this might have some values, otherwise he might be a waste. Play~~ him if you can make use of his outflanked unit~~. BUT then you realize~~ he is ~~3 points, that is a lot~~.		*'''Bryden Tully (Cav):''' Expensive but I'll talk him up now. You can outflank a cavalry unit, quite useful on some game modes, and throwing around vulnerable every turn is also very good. Outriders are an natural fit, with the weaken from Ambush and Swift retreat to keep them out of danger, you can pretty easily keep 2 ranks. The Cavalier and Flayed men enjoys ouflanking to set up an easy charge, and vulnerable just helps them hit even harder on the charge than they already do. It depends on your playstyle, play him if you can make use of his outflanked unit, for 2 points on units of at least 7 points he is an investment so use him wisely.

	*'''Jojen Reed (2pts):''' ~~getting~~ re-rolls on demand is good, he's the flexible choice, put him in some sort of skirmisher like Dervishes or Sworn Swords.		*'''Jojen Reed (2pts):''' Getting re-rolls on demand is good, he's the flexible choice, put him in some sort of skirmisher like Dervishes or Sworn Swords.

	*'''Meera Reed:''' Good for the points. Hits and disorderly charge is useful, but as you usually want to charge, she's a defensive attachement on a faction all about agression.		*'''Meera Reed:''' Good for the points. Hits and disorderly charge is useful, but as you usually want to charge, she's a defensive attachement on a faction all about agression.

	*'''Syrio Forel (2pts):''' Only fieldable with Arya or Eddard, and not bad at all for his cost. Precision will give you an easier time punching through armor saves and agile makes the unit harder to kill, Berzerkers love him since with their high attack die numbers they get more benefit out of Precision, also agile lets them stay at 1 rank for longer.		*'''Syrio Forel (2pts):''' Only fieldable with Arya or Eddard, and not bad at all for his cost. Precision will give you an easier time punching through armor saves and agile makes the unit harder to kill, Berzerkers love him since with their high attack die numbers they get more benefit out of Precision, also agile lets them stay at 1 rank for longer, Bloody Mummer Skirmisher also like him since Agile stacks with Disrupt for a -2 to hit against them and a hit back for every enemy miss.

	*'''Greatjon Umber (2pts):''' Simple, yet effective, dealing Vulnerable on the charge makes your attacks even more brutal, coupled with his Order to prevent your unit from going down completely he was tailor made for the Berzerkers that come with him in the starter set.		*'''Greatjon Umber (2pts):''' Simple, yet effective, dealing Vulnerable on the charge makes your attacks even more brutal, coupled with his Order to prevent your unit from going down completely he was tailor made for the Berzerkers that come with him in the starter set.
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	*'''Umber Champion (1pts):''' Also one of your best Attachements. Use him for Greataxes, to more easily and effectively trigger their special ability or just Berzerkers to have them fight at top die value from the get go.		*'''Umber Champion (1pts):''' Also one of your best Attachements. Use him for Greataxes, to more easily and effectively trigger their special ability or just Berzerkers to have them fight at top die value from the get go.

	*'''Mormont Veteran (1 pts):''' Auto-block a hit for every missing rank whenever you get attacked, for the price its not bad at all and your units could def use the added resilience when they start getting the hurt piled onto them.		*'''Mormont Veteran (1 pts):''' Auto-block a hit and another one for every missing rank whenever you get attacked, for the price its not bad at all and your units could def use the added resilience when they start getting the hurt piled onto them.

	*'''Crannogmen Survivalist (1 pts):''' Terrain no longer slows you down, and you weaken enemies when you retreat from them, great synergy with the likes of Robb Commander.		*'''Crannogmen Survivalist (1 pts):''' Terrain no longer slows you down, and you weaken enemies when you retreat from them, great synergy with the likes of Robb Commander.

	*'''Crannogman Warden:''' Getting more ranged attacks is a good investment, but he needs line of sight for it, so he'll do more work with Stormcrow Archers ~~thanm~~ your own bowmen, not really a bad thing.		*'''Crannogman Warden (1pts):''' Getting more ranged attacks is a good investment, but he needs line of sight for it, so he'll do more work with Stormcrow Archers than your own bowmen, not really a bad thing.

	*'''Jaqen H'ghar:''' Jaqen is quite unique. You attach him to an enemy and the effect only triggers if you kill that unit~~. Taking out~~ a ~~NCU is definitly game changing but~~ you ~~need to ensure that happens~~. The normal rule for such a thing apply, put him on a cheap unit to easier ~~kill~~ it, or put him in a expensive unit to make the enemy hesitant. Make sure that you kill that unit early enough otherwise you have wasted 2 points. Worth it but you need to work for it.		*'''Jaqen H'ghar:''' Jaqen is quite unique. You attach him to an enemy and the effect only triggers if you kill that unit (or rather, him, the attachement, like with Vargo), once you do you get to deal 3 wounds against a single unit, killing an attachement with them if you so choose. The normal rule for such a thing apply, put him on a cheap unit to have an easier time killing it, or put him in a expensive unit to make the enemy hesitant. Make sure that you kill that unit early enough otherwise you have wasted a points. Worth it but you need to work for it.

	==Building your Army==		==Building your Army==