A Song Of Ice & Fire

North of the wall horses are a somewhat rare sighting, which makes Harma Dogshead’s Vanguard all the more inspiring for the Free Folk. While lightly armored and crudely armed compared to southern troops, these cavalry units serve as more than outriders, being both scouts and spearheads to the Free Folk armies. Their greatest weakness is in fact their lack of armor, but this gives rise to their greatest strength: pure speed.

Free Folk commanders can add two huge figures to their forces with these resilient and deadly giants, capable of bashing through multiple troops with a single swing!

Give the Free Folk the advantage of strength in numbers with these cheap but potentially overwhelming new units!

A Song of Ice & Fire: Tabletop Miniatures Game is a competitive miniatures game for two or more players. Each player controls one of the Great Houses of Westeros, commanding battlefield units, recruiting legendary Heroes, and manipulating the political stage, in the attempt to claim the greatest prize of all: The Iron Throne.

Drawn from the dregs of society, the brutal warriors in service to Ser Gregor Clegane can damage enemy forces by sheer reputation alone.

Those under the Kraken banner have long learned that raiding and terror are close companions. Thus the crew of House Greyjoy’s warship Silence is composed entirely of mutes. War is not a quiet business, but the Silenced Men add an unnatural stillness to the battlefield. Even in death, they make no sound. Even disciplined troops find such men unnerving. Though wearing only light armor, their honed greataxes can sunder heavy plate with ease.

The Riders of the Highgarden box set for the A Song of Ice and Fire: Tabletop Miniatures Game gives House Baratheon players in support of Renly Baratheon a new cavalry unit to field on the tabletop. Though moderately armored, the Riders are well trained in the use of their cavalry lances. During a charge, they use them to devastating effect, skewering enemy troopers left and right, the enemy’s own armor seemingly useless against such a powerful attack.

While one might question Stormcrow loyalty to their leaders, their employers, and even themselves, one can always count on their absolute devotion to coin. Once properly motivated, Stormcrow Mercenaries are capable medium infantry, adept at holding a flank or performing flanking maneuvers themselves. Their professionalism guarantees a good working relationship with whomever their employer might be, but only for so long as the coin lasts.

The one thing that can be said about the ‘neutral’ parties in the War of the Five Kings is that they always remain true to themselves. Whether battling for coin, self-interest, simple survival, or devotion to their nation, the Neutrals lend a wild card factor to any force. Some specialize in working alongside their men in the field like Roose Bolton, Ramsay Snow (and his ‘pet’ Reek), while Petyr Baelish and Lord Varys remain hidden actors, manipulating the flow of battle from behind the scenes. Their methods may be questionable, but their results are undeniable.

The tough and dangerous men of the Night’s Watch produce some of the most hard-bitten heroes the Seven Kingdoms have seen. From veterans of the Wall that stand in line-of-battle like Donal Noye and Othell Yarwyck to skilled combatants commanding a larger force like Qhorin Halfhand and Alliser Thorne, these men have stood the test of battle and come out determined and dangerous. Even relatively new recruits like Grenn and Pypar quickly adapt to the rigors of heavy combat. At the Wall, life is hard and the challenges many. One either adapts or dies.

In the Wilds beyond the Wall, Ranger Hunters reign supreme as deadly ambushers. While true stealth and ambushes are difficult to come by in an open battle, Hunters can strike suddenly, exploiting any weakness, often destroying entire units to a man. Hunters often work best in conjunction with their mounted counterparts, the Ranger Trackers. The two teams working in tandem can effectively obliterate all but the most hardened units. However, as light skirmishers, Hunters should never remain in an extended melee with heavy infantry, nor left vulnerable to a cavalry charge.

House Mormont Bruisers never go down without a fight! With their maces and spikes they are able to maintain their offensive capabilities even against overwhelming odds! This unit is a great addition to any Stark commander that wishes to get the most out of attrition-based combat.

Most of the soldiers marching to battle in Westeros’ wars are men. Many people feel that a woman’s place is back home, running things there. But for House Mormont, their She-Bears gladly head to war, taking up arms just like any other soldier. Drawing inspiration in armour and weaponry from legendary warrior Lady Alysane Mormont, they are a rough and rugged fighting force that will stand toe-to-toe with some of the heaviest units other Houses can field.

Ride into battle with the swift steeds of the Stark Outriders! Adds a unit of cavalry to Stark forces.

These soldiers may not be the best-equipped in the War of the Five Kings but their loyalty to the direwolf banner cannot be denied! Contains 12 miniatures, one unit attachment, a movement tray and all associated unit cards.

Everything that one player needs to start a Free Folk army for waging war in Westeros! Includes four full units, attachments, rules, dice and characters like Mance Rayder and Tormund Giantsbane to bolster your forces.

Everything that one player needs to start playing the miniatures game of war in Westeros using an army of brothers of the Night’s Watch!