A Game of Thrones: The Card Game – A Hidden Agenda

A Game of Thrones: The Card Game – A Hidden Agenda

Card Game, Expansion for Base-game, Fantasy

by Nate French, Eric M. Lang, Christian T. Petersen

Score

0.0

Ratings

29

Published

2014

Players

2–4 players

BGG community rating

Complexity

Best with

Play time

60 min

Age

14+

Information

Players

2–4 players

Play time

60 min

Age

14+

Published

2014

Designers

Nate French, Eric M. Lang, Christian T. Petersen

Publishers

Edge Entertainment, Fantasy Flight Games, Heidelberger Spieleverlag

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About

Marywn smiled a ghastly smile, the juice of the sourleaf running red between his teeth. “Who do you think killed all the dragons the last time around? Gallant dragonslayers armed with swords?” –George R.R. Martin, A Feast for Crows A Hidden Agenda is the sixth and final Chapter Pack in the Kingsroad cycle for A Game of Thrones: The Card Game. Schemes, secrets, and mysteries pervade its sixty new cards (three copies each of twenty individual cards), drawing the Kingsroad cycle to its climactic conclusion. As it grants players new means to make their final bids for the Iron Throne in a Westeros forever scarred by the War of the Five Kings, A Hidden Agenda asks the question, “Who is truly pulling the strings?” Are the Lords of the Great Houses the powers to watch? Should the Lords be less concerned with each other and more concerned with Daenerys Targaryen and her three growing dragons? Or are the kingdoms' advisors the ones who are secretly pulling the strings? All the previous Chapter Packs in the Kingsroad cycle have introduced new cards and tactics to blend into formerly established mechanics. Appropriately, A Hidden Agenda concludes with a wide sampling of these mechanics: the Bannerman trait, Shadows, cards at your command, decks without agendas, and the Maester trait. Each offers a different path to power, but only one House can sit the Iron Throne!

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Categories & mechanics

Card GameExpansion for Base-gameFantasyFightingMedievalNegotiationNovel-basedHand ManagementOpen DraftingSimultaneous Action SelectionVariable Phase Order

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