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Tango0114 Aug 2017 9:05 p.m. PST

"The latest series of Game of Thrones has inevitably revived my interest in gaming the hit TV series.

I am using Lion Rampant rules, which allow decent size forces and a quick and simple game.

For this game I went for a busy table in terms of terrain, which provides quite a challenge for armies that have limited light units…"

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VVV reply15 Aug 2017 1:38 p.m. PST

Well until recently battles in GoT have been fairly historical (of course no dragons in history). Seemed more to be sieges and with a lot of action from heroes (but perhaps they just get more camera time).
I noticed that battles seem to be more wild free for alls rather than battle lines (battle of the Bastards was an exception to this). I thought that the TV series Last Kingdom did shield wall nicely (although I was not convinced multiple levels of shields).

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