Any player

If an allied house is battling without any player's units, any 1 player of your choice can play a Plot Card to aid in the battle.

Yes

When your enemy draws a Plot Card with a Conscripts action, you add all of the strength shown in the conscripted units' shield icons, including uncovered Dragon Glass or Valyrian Steel spaces. If multiple White Walkers are conscripted, you add the enter strength of each adjacent White Walker the entire strength of each adjacent White Walker (not just +1), For example, if no Valyrian Steel spaces are covered and 2 White Walkers are conscripted, this adds +12 strength to the battle. However, you don't add the strength from the special Night King's conscripts action shown on his mat, when the Night King is not in the battle domain himself (when he is conscripted).

No

You must wait for your turn to pick up exploration tokens (and have at least 3 units in the domain).

No

If you lose the battle, you suffer the standard cost of losing and must retreat from that domain. The Ice Dragon stays in that domain as well. If the dragon is still there when the Treaty enters that domain again, you are attacking the Ice Dragon this time.

2, like any Hero

No

Yes

No

The Night King does not score during a Scoring Phase. Instead, he only scores for each White Walker on the Map during the Collecting Taxes Phase.

No

In a cooperative game, each player scores each objective only by counting domains which have at least 1 unit of their OWN house (domains with non-player houses only or with other players' units don't count).

Yes, points

After the players have finished collecting taxes, the Night King gains 1 victory point for each White Walker on the Map.

Only Plot Cards

When collecting taxes in a cooperative game, players DO NOT gain gold from open spaces on their House Mats’ Force Tracks, however they may each draw new Plot Cards for any visible Plot Card icons.

Yes

No

If a terrified house’s Hero is in the game, return its card and figure to its House Mat.

The Treaty

If there is a tie when checking an alliance, the Treaty ALWAYS gains the alliance.

Yes

No

You may (and should) show your hand to the other players, but you can’t use or receive another player’s cards.

Yes

Text that allows you to steal gold from the Night King or his White Walkers always is successful (even though he has no Gold Track). You however cannot steal gold from non-players or Terrified Houses.

No

The Night King’s Figure or the Ice Dragon cannot be targeted as “Heroes” (since they are not Heroes).

Yes

When playing an event card, White Walkers on the Map are considered “Power Tokens” in terms of “eliminating,” however they cannot ever be added to “your Ally Pool,” and instead are returned to the White Walker Pool. White Walkers cannot be “transferred,” however NP Power Tokens in Terror Pool can.

Yes

No

Units of two players cannot end a turn occupying the same domain (but you can move through another player's domain while marching).

Yes

It is possible to control more than the 10 castles listed on the Treaty Mat.

Yes

Playing a Conscripts card is a powerful option to defeat the Night King, since you gain extra strength from all adjacent units, which belong to yourself, to other players and to allied non-player houses.

Return to its mat

In a cooperative game, only the player with units sharing a domain with an allied non-player hero's figure can use this hero's card (holding it in their hand). If this player no longer shares the domain, return the hero card next to its mat, unless this card has already been played this round (discarded next to the player mat). If the card has already been played this round, keep it next to the player mat and return the card next to its mat at the end of a round. This marks that each hero card can be played once per turn (you cannot keep taking the card into your hand by moving in and out of the shared domain). Lastly, note that the hero figure itself stays on the map until it is eliminated.

Yes

In a cooperative game, all players control the allied units (so they can move, recruit and battle with them).

No

The Night King and White Walkers never gain victory points for winning battles.

Return to its mat

When you win a battle against a White Walker, return it to its pool on the White Walker Mat. This is also true if you defeat the Ice Dragon and a White Walker in the same domain (return the Ice Dragon where the Wall was, and return the White Walker back to its mat).

Yes

The Night King gains +1 strength from each adjacent (and in his domain) White Walker automatically (as shown on his mat), and if he draws a Conscripts card, then he gains the extra strength from all adjacent White Walkers again. Note that this adds the entire strength of each adjacent White Walker (not just +1), including any uncovered Valyrian Steel spaces (if no spaces are covered, then each White Walker adds 6 extra strength).

No

Terrified houses are not allied to the Night King and therefore cannot be conscripted by him. Likewise, non-player houses cannot conscript the Night King, a White Walker or the Ice Dragon.

+18

When battling the Night King, you must add all visible numbers on his Strength Track.

No

If you draw a Secret card for any of them, it counts as a +0 battle strength card, since they cannot retreat.

Yes

If you cannot battle the Night King and he attacks your domain, you must lose 1 unit and retreat, as if you have just lost the battle.

No

The Night King does not need to control any castles to enter King’s Landing or place a White Walker there. This gives him control of the Iron Throne, which counts as a “wild” Terror Token when checking alliances.

Yes

A destroyed Castle still offers the +1 defensive bonus but can no longer be controlled by the players.

No

When the Night King attacks, he does not move through connected domains like a normal player, and his movement cannot be blocked—he moves directly to the castle.

Score for Night King

If all the White Walkers are on the map and more must be placed, the Night King gains 1 victory point per White Walker that cannot be placed (this is listed on the White Walker Mat).

No

Only players (or allied non-player houses) can receive the defensive bonus from Castles or the Iron Throne.

No

If you need to place a White Walker into a domain with another White Walker, don't place this White Walker, and score 1 victory point for the Night King instead.

No

If you add a White Walker (or the Night King) into a domain with units of a non-player house (that is not allied to you), one unit is placed onto the Terror Pool and the remaining units must retreat. This is true even if the non-player house is terrified (terrified houses are not allied to the Night King). Meanwhile if the non-player house is allied to you, then this starts a battle with you.

Yes, with 3 units

You can pick up an exploration token when retreating into a domain, if you have 3 units there after you retreat, and if it is your turn.

Resolve immediately

Yes

You can pick up an exploration token at any time on your turn, if you have at least 3 units in the domain. It doesn't matter with how many of them you have just entered the domain, as long as you have 3 units there.

Some of them

You can leave a "Remove a White Walker" or "Cache of Gold" exploration token in its domain after revealing it, if you don't want to use its effect immediately. You must have 3 units in the domain to pick up the token on your turn later on (but you don't need to reenter the domain).

Yes

When adding a new facedown token to a domain with an army of 3+ units, reveal and resolve the token.

Add new one

If there is no token in the domain marked by the Ranger Card, or there is already a face-up token in that domain, add a new face-down token to that domain.

No

No

If the Rival plays a Retreat and it is the attacker, it returns to the previous domain that it just moved from. If it’s the defender, it would retreat to the nearest unoccupied or Rival-controlled domain.

Non-player house

No

In a battle, the Rival always draws and reveals its Plot Card last.

Choose any house

If the Rival performs the plot action and draws a plot card with a shield of its own house, while it doesn't have any allies, you must choose any non-player house and place 1 Power Token into its ally pool.

Skip this action

If the Rival has no allies, then ignore “ally unit” instructions. The Rival gains alliances like a normal player would, when checking alliances at the end of the round. This means that the Rival will skip all "ally unit" actions during the 1st round.

Proceed to the right

If the Rival needs to move to its Next Target domain, but this domain is already controlled by it, the Rival then moves to the other target, which is listed TO THE RIGHT of this one (if this target is also controlled by it, then you proceed even further to the right on the list of targets until you find a valid target). For example, if the Rival needs to move to King's Landing but it already controls it, then the Rival moves to the nearest non-Rival controlled Castle instead (it doesn't matter if the Rival still has Power Tokens on the Force Track above this target).

No

If the Rival would move to a domain occupied by Rival units or its allies, the Rival instead moves directly to its NEXT TARGET.

No, leaves 1 unit

When the Rival marches or sails, it moves with its Hero and companion units to the target domain, always leaving 1 Power Token behind in its starting domain if able to (prioritizing a choice of its own house’s units over allies).

Besides your mat

In a solo game, you keep your Castles next to your mat, while the Rival's Castles are placed on the right of your Gold Track (where you would place yours in a multiplayer game).

No

The Hand of the King is not needed in a solo game. Leave it in the box or place it in front of you if you wish. You are always the first player in each round.

Besides your mat

In a solo game, you keep your Castles next to your mat, while the Rival's Castles are placed on the right of your Gold Track (where you would place yours in a multiplayer game).

Yes

Players may always follow a die, even if the active player chooses not to perform it.

No

All actions are optional. However, you must still place 1 chosen die on the Action Mat, and then all other players may follow the action shown on your chosen die.

Last

At the start of each round, starting with the player to the right of the player with the Hand of the King Token, and going in counter-clockwise order, each player selects one of the available dice and places it into their play area for use on their turn.

Yes

If gaining a castle means you have too much gold, move your gold coin one space to the left.

No

Yes

The die you change does not have to be the die you place on the Action Mat.

No

No

Yes

With your units

You control all domains that have at least 1 unit of your own house (either a power token or a hero) and all domains that have at least 1 unit of a nonplayer house you are allied with.

Yes

The domain unit limit only takes effect at the end of an action. So you may, for example, exceed it temporarily while marching through a domain.

No

You cannot combine allied Power Tokens from different non-player houses in the same domain.

6

You may occupy a single domain at the same time with one non-player allied house. So therefore, a domain can have, at most, 6 total units in a single domain.

No

Corner-to-corner domains, such as Ashemark and The Eyrie, are not adjacent.

Yes

When marching, you may pick up and/or drop off units from your army (including allied tokens) anywhere along your marching path.

No

You cannot move through domains with another player’s Power Tokens or an unallied house’s Power Tokens (unless a power lets you do so). Marching into a hostile domain immediately results in a battle.

Yes

You may move through King’s Landing if it is not currently occupied by another player or unallied house, even if you don't have 3 castles. But you cannot end your movement there if you don't have the 3 castles yet.

No

You cannot sail to a domain on your current Map Card, you must choose a domain on another Map Card, up to 2 seas away.

No

You cannot sail “north” above the NW and NE Map Cards to travel to the opposite side, because these cards are not connected via a waterway. That is, you cannot sail North of the Wall.

No

You must always end your sail in a domain; a sea cannot be occupied by any units.

No

Yes

To the bank

Return other's token

If there are no Power Tokens in the house's pool, then choose a player with one of the tokens in their Ally Pool and return it to its house’s pool.

Return to its mat

No

Yes

If battling a non-player house that is not in an alliance, then draw and reveal the top Plot Card from the deck for its battle icon (it does not need to pay gold).

Defender

No

Only players can control Castles or the Iron Throne, therefore only players gain extra strength from them when defending.

Winner's ally pool

If the losing side in a battle is a player, they must lose either a Power Token or a Hero from that domain. If they had allied Power Tokens in the domain, they must lose 1 of those tokens and it goes to the winning player’s Ally Pool.

To its mat

If you lose a battle against a non-player house, you must return 1 unit from the battle domain back to its mat. You must prioritize returning an allied unit to its House Mat. If you cannot, you must return any 1 of your own units from the domain to your House Mat (gaining any rewards you cover).

No

You can only retreat into King’s Landing or a Castle domain if you control it and no other option are as near.

No

You may move any number of domains, and through enemy domains (this does not start a battle), to reach the nearest nearest friendly domain.

The winning player

Yes

If both battling players play a Retreat card, then both of them need to retreat to the nearest friendly domain. Defender must retreat first, then the attacker retreats.

No

No

If you no longer control 3 Castles then you must immediately retreat from King's Landing (see Retreating). Then return the Iron Throne to its spot on King’s Landing.

No

No

If you lose a Hero, you lose its Hero Card as well until you have recruited it again

1st in player order

If there is a tie for an alliance and no player already has this alliance, the player who comes first in player order gains the alliance. If any player already has this alliance, they retain this alliance.

Yes

No, you must take it

No

Alliances cannot be lost during the round, unless due to an event. If you lose an Ally Token from your Ally Pool, and that brings you below 2 tokens for that ally, retain that alliance until alliances are checked at the end of the round.

No

If a player controls King’s Landing and now has more Power Tokens for a house they are not allied with, that will be resolved when Checking Alliances at the end of the next round.

Yes

If you have no Castles, it means that you have the least Castles among all players, and score points for the last place (or higher if any players are tied for a higher place).

Yes

No one

If players are tied for the fewest points, the token for that phase is not given to a player and is instead removed from the game.

Yes

It is possible to get both tokens and this means you get 2 Victory Points for starting a battle.

Yes

The player holding a Vengeance token gains 1 Victory Point any time they start a battle (even if the battle is halted by a Retreat or other effect).

No

The Rival never follows your actions.

Yes

You may follow the Rival's die (but you cannot follow its card action).