Game of Thrones: Ascension-interactive Game of Thrones RPG.

Example

If a player decides to send a spy to King's Landing, they may uncover a plot involving the Lannisters. This revelation can lead to a confrontation with members of the court, where the player must navigate whether to reveal the information or leverage it for political gain.

Scenario

A player in House Stark sends their bannerman south, where they discover Cersei’s secret regarding her children's parentage. The player can either confront the Lannisters or use this knowledge to gain favor with another house. This decision shapes alliances, trust, and potential future threats.

Example

During a court meeting, the player is presented with a choice to back Ned Stark's decisions or support King Robert's differing views. Choosing either side alters their standing with key characters and influences how they are perceived in future events.

Scenario

A noble from House Baratheon sides with Ned Stark during a conflict with the Lannisters. While this earns them the Stark’s trust, it sets them at odds with Queen Cersei, who later orders spies to watch them, leading to a dangerous encounter in the capital.

Example

If a player attempts to gain favor with both rival houses, like the Starks and the Lannisters, they may find themselves caught in the middle of a conflict, with both houses doubting their loyalty.

Scenario

A player from House Lannister tries to play both sides during a civil dispute in Westeros. Over time, their duplicity is uncovered, leading to mistrust on both sides, and they are eventually called out publicly, weakening their position and influence.