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Fantasy Flight Games, Edge Entertainment, Galakta · Board game · 2013
8.0 Ludopedia 7.9 BGG 4 · best 4 120 min Weight 3.4/5
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HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

Fans of intrigue and territory control will love it!

Highlights
  • Dramatic objective cards
  • High negotiation
  • Simultaneous action play
Keep in mind
  • Requires 4 players
  • Long playtime (120 min)
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The *A Feast for Crows* expansion brings the second wave of intrigue from the *Game of Thrones* series to the board. In a 4-player scenario, you get a full set of setup rules, House Arryn cards, and, best of all, an Objective deck that changes how victory points are scored. Each House gets a Special Objective card that can turn the game in your favor with a single move. The Simultaneous Action Selection mechanic keeps the tension high, while Area Majority/Influence requires you to plan who controls the most valuable regions. Negotiation is essential: temporary alliances can be the key to knocking down a common foe, but beware – each player's power changes each turn. If you’ve played the first edition or are ready to dive into 120+ minutes of strategy and betrayal, this expansion will heat up the table even more.

The game stays true to the style of *A Game of Thrones: The Board Game*, keeping the atmosphere of power and betrayal that fans love. The expansion doesn’t add huge components, but the objective cards and new rules increase replayability and complexity, making each game unique.

In short, *A Feast for Crows* is the extension every fan of intrigue and territory control wants. If you enjoy games with negotiation, influence, and a touch of unpredictability, you’ll feel right at home.

**Main components**: 4 scenario boards, 4 House Arryn card packs, 1 Objective deck, 4 Special Objective cards, victory point tokens, influence pieces and territory control components.

**Time**: 120 minutes. **Players**: 4. **Complexity**: Medium to high, focusing on strategy and negotiation.

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Game: A Game of Thrones – The Board Game
Publisher Fantasy Flight Games, Edge Entertainment, Galakta, Galápagos Jogos, Giochi Uniti, Heidelberger Spieleverlag, Hobby World
Designer Jason Walden
Artist Alexandre Dainche, Dallas Mehlhoff, Even Mehl Amundsen

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Frequently Asked Questions

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How long does a full game take?
About 120 minutes, though it can vary slightly depending on player experience.
Do I need exactly 4 players?
Yes, the expansion is designed specifically for the 4‑player scenario of the base edition.
What are the special objective cards and how do they work?
Each House receives a card that changes how victory points are scored, giving a unique advantage that can swing the game.
Does the expansion change the core rules?
No, it adds new components and objectives but keeps the core structure of the base game.
What components do I need to buy?
You'll need the full expansion pack, which includes House Arryn cards, the Objective deck, special cards, and additional tokens.
Does the game become more complex?
Yes, the new objectives and the need for negotiation increase strategic depth.
Is it suitable for beginners?
It’s recommended for players who already have experience with the first edition, as the negotiation mechanics can be challenging.