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This set of golden coins is perfect as a token upgrade in Fantasy Flight's A Game of Thrones Living Card Game. The shiny brass coins feature Mace Tyrell as Warden of the South and the Tyrell rose on the reverse. The coins in this set from the world of George R. Martin are struck from solid brass, measure 2.6 cm in diameter, and weigh 5.8 grams. I post here since the forum is closed. I played Tyrion against AI Mace Tyrell, I activated Tyrion's ability and Tyrell chose Olenna BUT Mace Tyrell's ability was activated as well as Olenna's so I lost my footman and an order token. The AI battle that came after couldn't be seen (invisible except for the 'continue' button).

1. Mace Tyrell Game Of Thrones Board Game Set

Greeting to all those who covet the Iron Throne!

In this guide we will share with you some great tips and tricks about how you can become one of the greatest rulers that the Seven Kingdoms has ever seen! Read on, if you have the courage to seize the Iron Throne and claim what is yours by rights!

Basic Tips

1. Play the Tutorial

A 3-step tutorial is available for any new players to A Game of Thrones: The Board Game – Digital Edition. Each of these three tutorials will focus on a core aspect of the game: Ordering your troops, resource management, Mustering, Events as well as the alliance gameplay features!

2. Finish the Digital Exclusive Challenges

Set during the War of the Five Kings, the ten digital exclusive challenge missions will put the player in the role of some of the Great Houses after the death of King Robert Baratheon. With unique set ups and winning conditions, these missions will provide you with the perfect training in more advanced mechanics of the game to help you master the core gameplay of each house!

Pro Tips – Strategies per Great House

Mace Tyrell Game Of Thrones Board Game Set

And now, here’s a bunch of more advanced tips per Great House.

House Lannister – “Hear me roar”

The Lannisters start the game surrounded by foes, but consequently they are all within your reach. Strike alliances with those willing and advance slowly, but surely… Make them hear your roar as you claim territories and grow your strength.

The Lannisters face early challenges, being surrounded by many enemies, yet they do have the tools needed to succeed.

Early Game Strategy:

• Take the Sunset Sea, whilst you reinforce the Golden Sound with ships to push the Greyjoy away from you.
• Use the Messenger Raven for riskier plays, as you will be able to react to your opponents strategies.
• Take the Searoad Marches with only a footman to avoid appearing too aggressive towards House Tyrell.

Mid-Game strategy:

• Use support from the Golden Sound and raid from Sunset Sea to control the area
• Take Flint’s Finger and push eastward using your amle supplies
• Negotiate with the Stark to take down the Greyjoy

Late-Game strategy:

• Betray the Stark when the opportunity presents itself!
• Use feints to deceive the Baratheon as to where you will attack.
• Take Highgarden if the Martell is keeping Tyrell busy.

House Stark – “Winter is Coming”

You are the Warden of the North, the shield of your people. As such you will need to conquer and hold vital chokepoints leading to your lands.Winter is coming, and you with it!

The Starks benefit from a defensible start and are good at playing around spreading their influence.

Early Game Strategy:

• Take Moat Caillin and brace yourself for the Greyjoy and lannister Assaults.
• Take the surrounding Supplies to compensate for your start.
• Start recruiting troops in Winterfell for the war to come.

Mid-Game strategy:

• You cannot defeat the Baratheon or Greyjoy on the seas, but you can be a risky tarket. Take control of the Narrow Sea and threaten the Seagard to dissuade any invasions.
• Use your influence advantage to outbid your opponents during events or on the influence track.
• If the Greyjoy is too big of a threat, you can always team up with the Lannisters.

Late-Game strategy:

• You probably will not be able to grab seven castles, but you can aim for the Eyrie.
• Take the Seagard and Flint’s Finger.
• Advance towards Riverrun to win by castle Majority.

House Greyjoy – “We do not sow”

True sea raiders, the Greyjoy are most powerful at sea. Use your uncontested navy to hide your true intentions and threaten wider areas. Choose one target and crush them. You will not be able to recruit enough troops for a war on two fronts. You do not sow, for they will pay the iron price.

As an aggressive House, the Greyjoys will be relying on an early rush and sea control.

Early Game Strategy:

• You are the strongest in the early game with the Valyrian Sword token, don’t be afraid to pick a fight.
• If you choose to go against the Stark, try to come to an agreement with the Lannisters to delay their inevitable backstabbing. Start heading towards Moat Callin whilst taking the Bay of Ice.
• If you choose to fight the Lannisters instead, take Riverrun and Seagard to accumulate power tokens as to defned your Valyrian Sword. Make a move on Lannisport as soon as you are strong enough!

Mid-Game strategy:

• Whoever you chose to attack, you now need to burn their capital down and sieze as many castles as you can!
• As you will probably be the most aggressive player, prepare to face a coalition by increasing your defenses and striking a deal with the Martell.

Late-Game strategy:

• With one of your neighbors dealt with, turn your attention toward the other. They will kindly provide you with the castles you require for victory!
• Do not be afraid to use your superior mobility to snatch up vulnerable castles around the map.

House Baratheon – “Ours is the fury”

As the true heir to the Iron Throne, you start close to King’s Landing. Use your navy in support as to ensure that none will challenge your might. Be wary though, as you will need to control Blackwater to field a respectable army. Once you have landed, fury will be yours!

The Baratheons have many opportunities as a very versatile House.

Early Game Strategy:

• Use your three movement orders to take control of King’s Landing and the areas around it.
• Aim for Blackwater and the Reach, but keep some forces back to gain the much-needed Power tokens.
• Be sure to control the sea for protection and future opportunities.

Mid-Game strategy:

• Both the Stark and Martell are prime targets for a naval invasion, but be wary of the card “Doran Martell”. It may be used to throw you off from an Influence track. Counter it, or wait for the card to be discarded before attacking them!
• You may find your position inland contested by the Tyrell and Lannister, so avoid heading too far from the support of your ships!

Late-Game strategy:

• Winning with the seventh castle is hard, but you may be able to get six castles, ensuring a strong chance of victory!
• You can either try to completely take over the Stark or Martell, or alternatively defend the Reach, Harrenhal and Storms End through extensive support from fortified positions.

House Tyrell – “Growing Strong”

The court may disregard you, but you will show them what the Tyrells are made of. You will not be able to recruit at first, but you have a great defensive position. Bide your time, grow strong and when the time is ripe, sieze the throne for yourself!

The Tyrells have a weak early game, which will blossom into a strong late game.

Early Game Strategy:

• Grab Oldtown as well as Prince’s Pass
• Gather as much influence as possible to climb on the King’s Court and be able to recruit.
• Negotiate a peace with Lannister. You both have an enemy to deal with first, in your case: Martell.

Mid-Game strategy:

• By now you should have started gathering an army. Use it to contest Starfell and the Reach.
• Use your 0 and 4 power cards to disrupt your enemy’s plans.

Late-Game strategy:

• It is your time to bloom, use “Ser Loras” to take a capital, be it sunspear or Lannisport.
• If you are strong enough, you may try to wrestle control of King’s Landing out of Baratheon’s grasp.

House Martell – “Unbowed, unbent, unbroken”

You lack opportunities to expand, but picking a fight with you is deadly. As the Viper, you must be dissuasive before striking. Once you are ready, take over your neighbours and show your enemies why you remain Unbowed, Unbent and Unbroken!

A beginner friendly House, with a powerful defence and limited opportunities.

Early Game Strategy:

• Build a navy in the Sea of Dorne with a boat in Subspear and one in the East Summer Sea.
• Grab as many castles as possible.
• If you plan to attack the Tyrell, do it with a knight to avoid Mace Tyrell.

Mid-Game strategy:

• Try to cripple the Tyrell before the grow their defenses.
• Propose an alliance with the Stark against Baratheon. A conjoint naval attack will open many more opportunities for you!
• Take Storm’s End with the support of your fleet.

Late-Game strategy:

• You can aim for the seventh castle victory by taking The Reach and Highgarden
• Use Arianne Martell to prevent cheeky attacks. Your opponents will need to commit lots of resources to take you on.

One last word

When you play the Game of Thrones, you win or you die…

Let’s hope that this guide proves to be a helping hand in the battles to come, giving you a strong plan of action how to handle your diplomacy, combat and influence as you fight to become the ruler of the Seven Kingdoms!

(CBR) “Game of Thrones” fans are already well acquainted with House Tyrell. The dashing young knight Loras was part of the series from the very beginning, followed shortly by his game-playing queen-to-be sister Margaery in Season 2. In the third season of the hit HBO drama, their grandmother, the Queen of Thorns, made her arrival.

Now, with Season 4 on the horizon, one more thorn is joining the garden.

“A Song of Ice and Fire” author George R.R. Martin revealed on his blog that British actor Roger Ashton-Griffiths will play Mace Tyrell, the son of the Queen of Thorns and the father of Loras and Margaery. In the novels, he”s an integral player in the politics of Westeros and the game of thrones playing out in King”s Landing. It appears that showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss felt the character was important enough to include in their adaptation.

Ashton-Griffiths is just the latest name to sign on for “Thrones'” fourth season. Also joining the fray are Chilean actor Pedro Pascal as Prince Oberyn Martell of Dorne, “Rome” and “Human Target” actress Indira Varma as Oberyn”s lover Ellaria Sand, and “Sherlock” actor and co-creator Mark Gatiss in an unspecified role.

Ironically, many believed Gattis was aboard as Mace Tyrell. Now, the guessing game surrounding his character is suddenly a whole lot more interesting.