Frog found him dicing with Beans and Books and Old Bill Bone, and losing yet again. The sellswords loved Greenguts, who bet as fearlessly as he fought, but with far less success.
\n\u2013<\/i>George R.R. Martin,\u00a0A Dance with Dragons<\/i><\/p>\n
The Great Houses each take long gambles as they double down on the intrigues they have hatched in Essos. At stake? The Seven Kingdoms of Westeros!\u00a0A Roll of the Dice\u00a0<\/i>concludes theBeyond the Narrow Sea\u00a0<\/i>cycle of Chapter Packs in climactic fashion as each of the Great Houses reinforces its position by recruiting\u00a0Armies<\/i><\/b>, hiring\u00a0Mercenaries<\/i><\/b>, and treating with new\u00a0Allies<\/b><\/i>. Nonetheless, at the heart of every gamble is an element of chance, and fate plays a large role as eight new events unfold and alter your games, driving thrilling plot twists.<\/i><\/p>\n
The 60 new cards (3 copies each of 20 different cards) in\u00a0A Roll of the Dice<\/i>\u00a0can raise up characters or bring them crashing down with dizzying speed. You can try to out think your opponent to seize the Iron Throne, or manipulate your foes through deceit. You can hire sellswords to supplement your armies. But no matter how you pursue your agenda, when you play the game of thrones, you must still roll the dice!<\/p>\n
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