Trono di spade: discussione

Q: Is it possible for a player’s turn be ‘skipped’ if the
“Doran Martell” house card moves his token to the last
position of the Iron Throne track?

A: Yes, it is possible for a House’s turn to be
skipped after the resolution of Doran’s text ability.
The turn order of the Iron Throne track is always
followed exactly as it appears; the “1” position
goes first, followed by the “2” position, followed
by position “3”, etc. It is the position on the track
itself that determines the current player, regardless
of which Houses have taken their turn.

For example, if the current player is in position
“5” but is then moved to the end of the track
(position “6”) as a result of Doran’ text ability, he
would also be the next player, because position “6”
always comes after position “5” no matter which
Houses were occupying those slots previously. In the
same way, the player whose House had previously
been in position “6” (and is now in position “5”)
must wait through another cycle of turns before
resolving his next order.

Q: Does marching a player’s units into an area
containing only enemy routed units result in a combat?
A: Yes.

The player holding The Iron Throne Token decides the outcome of all ties that occur in the game, with the exception of ties in combat (which are resolved by a player’s position on the Fiefdoms track) and ties in determining the winner of the game.

The player with a higher position (i.e., closer to “1”) on the Fiefdoms track wins ties in combat against a player in a lower position (see “Combat” on page 17).

retreating units may never retreat to the area the attacking units marched from, even if it is empty.

player may not retreat his defending units to an area containing friendly units if this would cause him to exceed his Supply limit. If a player’s only option is to retreat to such an area, he must first destroy as many retreating units as necessary to be compliant with his Supply limit after retreating to the area. After taking such losses, he may retreat the remaining units.

2. Draw Westeros Cards: Reveal the top card of all three Westeros decks.

3.Advance Wildlings Track: Coun the number of Wildling icons on the three revealed Westeros cards (if any) and move the Wildling Threat token forward that many spaces on the Wildlings track. If, during this step, the Wildling Threat token reaches position “12”, a Wildling Attack is immediately resolved (ignore any surplus Wildling icons)

player is never allowed to take any action in the game that would cause him to exceed his actual supply limit as dictated by his position on the Supply track

player is never allowed to take any action in the game that would cause him to exceed his actual supply limit as dictated by his position on the Supply track

The player holding the Messenger Raven token may perform one of the following actions at the end of every Assign Orders step of the Planning phase

Using the Valyrian Steel Blade: Before revealing the two Tides of Battle cards, if either the attacking or defending player holds the Valyrian Steel Blade token, he may use it to discard his first Tides of Battle card and draw another one to replace it.He must keep the new Tides of Battle card. He then flips his Valyrian Steel Blade token