When one makes their way into the Night's Watch, they aren't simply made a Sworn Brother immediately. While the organization has traditionally lax rules for recruitment, there is still a period where those that sign up are simply conscripts, being used where necessary to keep those south of The Wall safe. Eventually, if they survive, and with proper training, they will have the opportunity to join the Night's Watch proper. The Conscripts unit box for the Night's Watch army is not as strong or as tough as many of the other units available to Night's Watch Commanders. However, what they lack in abilities they make up for in ease of fielding. Night's Watch units can get costly points-wise to bring to battle, so the Conscripts can help balance numbers closer to equal. And the Watch Recruiter Unit Attachment can help any unit in the Night's Watch army work just a bit more efficiently. This product is an expansion: A Song of Ice and Fire: Tabletop Miniatures Game core set required to play.

Speed is often the deciding factor in combat. The one that can get in a good, strong strike against their opponent will be at an advantage for the rest of the battle. The swift Ranger Hunters excel at lightning-fast strikes. Using either their short bow or their trusty daggers, they conduct rapid raids against enemies. However, that speed comes at a price in terms of armor. If caught in a protracted engagement, the favor quickly tips against them. The Ranger Hunters unit box for the A Song of Ice and Fire: Tabletop Miniatures Game gives Night's Watch Commanders a fast and agile unit on the battlefield. Their short bows can reach out and attack enemies before they can fight back. In melee, their Swift Strike attack allows them a free Retreat maneuver afterward. They also gain a bonus when attacking enemies that have yet to activate, allowing them to reroll misses once. This product is an expansion: A Song of Ice and Fire: Tabletop Miniatures Game core set required to play.

The great Houses of Westeros had many other, smaller Houses that paid fealty to them. These bonds could be quite strong, reinforced by marriage. When House Stark sent out its ravens to call their Bannermen, House Tully was quick to lend their arms to the cause. In battle, the Sworn Shields would lock their shields together, side-by-side, creating a nearly impenetrable wall, on which even cavalry charges could be halted. The A Song of Ice and Fire: Tabletop Miniatures Game Tully Sworn Shields unit box gives House Stark Commanders a bulwark on the battlefield. Sworn Shields can utilize their Shieldwall order to negate hits to their front facing, dulling an enemy charge or subsequent attacks against them. Meanwhile, their trusty longswords will show that this unit isn't entirely defensive in nature. The set includes 12 miniatures in four different sculpts, along with the Unit card and Movement Tray. This product is an expansion: A Song of Ice and Fire: Tabletop Miniatures Game core set required to play.

It's time for a new Leader to be selected by the gods to lead the nation. To help sway their decision, players must make offers to win their favor.

In Kronia, Favor tokens are placed in three different temples and players will make secret offers to them over the course of twelve rounds. Everyone starts off with the same Offer cards so they'll have to anticipate which Gods other players want to please. Deciding when to spend the more appealing offers and when to hold off can be the difference. In the end the player with the most points from their Favor tokens will be chosen to lead the nation into the future