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Q: Sallador Saan’s text ability reduces the combat strength of all
non-Baratheon ships to 0. Does this also nullify the combat strength
generated through order tokens (such as +1 support order)?
A: No.
Q: If House Greyjoy plays his Victarion Greyjoy house card
against House Baratheon’s Sallador Saan house card, are the
participating Greyjoy ships still reduced to 0 combat strength?
A: Since both text abilities occur in the same timing
window, the resolution is affected by the turn order. If the
Greyjoy player was first in turn order, Salladhor would
resolve after Victarion, reducing the Greyjoy ships to 0
strength.
Q: When resolving Tyrion Lannister’s house card to return a
card back to the Greyjoy player’s hand, can the Greyjoy player
choose Aeron Damphair and use his text ability to replay the
returned card?
A: Yes.
Q: Is it possible for a player’s turn be ‘skipped’ if the Doran
Martell house card moves their token to the last position of the
Iron rone track?
A: Yes, it is possible for a House’s turn to be skipped after
the resolution of Doran’s text ability. e turn order of the
Iron rone track is always followed exactly as it appears;
the “1” position goes first, followed by the “2” position,
followed by position “3”, etc. It is the position on the track
that determines the current player, regardless of which
Houses have taken their turn.
For example, if the current player is in position “5” but is
then moved to the end of the track (position “6”) as a result
of Doran’ text ability, they would also be the next player,
because position “6” is always after position “5” no matter
which Houses were occupying those slots previously. In the
same way, the player whose House had previously been in
position “6” (and is now in position “5”) must wait through
another cycle of turns before resolving their next order.
Q: Does the player being affected by Doran Martell’s house
card (moving them to the last position of the King’s Court track)
lose any special order tokens that are already on the board?
A: No.
Q: If a player acquires a dominance token from the text ability
of Doran Martell’s house card (or other similar non-standard
effects), does that token retain its current state?
A: Yes. If the token was already used this round (flipped to
its faded side), it remains used for the player who acquired
it until it is flipped back at the end of the Action Phase.
Q: If after playing the Loras Tyrell house card, a player wins a
combat as the attacker against a player that played the Arianne
Martell house card as the defender, can the Tyrell March order
still be moved into the empty space?
A: Technically speaking, yes. However, the Tyrell March
order token is removed at the end of the “Combat Cleanup
step”, so it is effectively unusable.
Q: If Mace Tyrell’s text ability destroys the last remaining
defending unit, does the combat still continue?
A: Yes.
Q: If the Tyrell player chooses to use the Queen of orns
house card to remove a Support order from an adjacent area
providing support to a combat, are the units in that adjacent
area still counted when determining final combat strength?
A: No, Tyrell’s opponent does not add the strength of
the supporting units in the area from where the Support
order was removed. As per page 20 of the rulebook: “Some
house card text abilities may cause a player’s initial combat
strength to be recalculated.”
Combat and Unit Movement
Q: Can siege engines be chosen to satisfy the necessary
number of casualties suffered as the loser in a combat?
A: No. Siege engines are destroyed automatically as a
result of losing combat in addition to all other casualties
suffered.
Q: After winning a combat, if a player would suffer casualties
that would eliminate all of their units in the embattled area,
does the loser of the combat still have to retreat?
A: Yes.
Q: Does marching a player’s units into an area containing only
an enemy power token (and no enemy units) result in a combat?
A: No.
Q: Does marching a player’s units into an area containing
only enemy routed units result in a combat?
A: Yes.
Q: Can routed units provide support?
A: All routed units (whether attacker, defender, or
supporter) are ineligible to contribute their combat strength
to the combat. ey are treated as an unmodifiable “0”
combat strength. However, they are still participating in
the combat for the sake of card text abilities such as Renly
Baratheon’s. Non-routed units sharing an area with routed
units may still contribute support as normal.
Q: When does the winner of a combat exert control over the
embattled area?
A: Control over an area does not change hands until all
stages of combat are completed. In the case of a completely
emptied area, at no point during the combat would the
area be controlled by the attacker (and so would not count
toward their victory condition).