On one side of the board, the Iron Throne is the ultimate prize as up to seven players battle across Westeros. An alternative board offers a two-player game across the landmass to the east of Westeros, featuring the geography generally associated with Daenerys Targaryen's struggles.

Other additions include Maester cards offering battle boosts and Gold Dragon Coins which give the player extra wealth to spend on the pursuit of power. The game also offers special quest cards on the road to victory. The game has more than 650 pieces including seven armies and 28 character cards as well as silver-foil stamps of House sigils. Involves all your favourite characters including Daenerys Targaryen, Tyrion Lannister and Sansa Stark as you choose your side, deploy your armies and go into battle! In a Wall Street Journal reveal today, the board game is being shown for the first time. Created by USAopoly under license from Hasbro and in partnership with HBO, it follows roughly the same rules of classic Risk, with additions.This fully licensed version of RISK provides the excitement of Global Domination, classic RISK feeling and plenty of options to customize your RISK experience!

Risk Game of Thrones Strategy Board Game | The perfect gift for Game of Thrones Fans | Official Game of Thrones Merchandise | Based on the TV Show on HBO Game of Thrones | Themed Risk GameIn Risk: Game of Thrones Edition, you play on a map of the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros as well as on the wider known world of Essos.

Yes, the game of strategic conquest has paired up with HBO’s epic fantasy series, and on paper it seems like a match made in heaven. Monopoly may be the more popular game, but let’s face it – you don’t lay claim to King’s Landing by handing over cash, and once you’re sitting on the Iron Throne, deciding whether you have enough cash to buy a hotel probably isn’t going to be top of your list of priorities. Strategy and manpower is how you expand – and hold on to – your territory in Westeros – there’s no going directly to jail or declaring bankruptcy here. As the saying goes, when you play the Game of Thrones, you win or you die. Character cards allow players to access special boosts when playing under their aegis. For example, Cersei Lannister can be played after the conquest of three or more territories in a single turn, and allows players to draw an extra territory card.Multiple game modes available: Global Domination online, Play Friends online, Single Player, and Pass & Play So, what do you get with The Skirmish Edition, then? Well, the board (obviously), which recreates Westeros from The Wall down, with nine regions – The North, The Riverlands, The Vale of Arryn, The Iron Islands, The Westerlands, The Crownlands, The Stormlands, The Reach and Dorce – split into 48 territories, each with their own card. On top of that you have five Houses – Stark, Baratheon, Lannister, Martell and Tyrell – each with their own sculpted pieces to represent their armies. Army Pieces represent noble Houses: Stark, Baratheon, Lannister, Martell, Tyrell, Targaryen & Ghiscari (generic soldier army piece represent 1 unit) If you’re looking to fill in the week between episodes of Game of Thrones season six and fancy gathering a few of your friends and family round to raise your banners and reenact the War of the Five Kings with a set of dice and a game board, then Habsro may have just the solution for you with its Song of Ice and Fire-themed Risk. If you’re a big fan of Risk and have been playing a version of this anyway on your home made Westeros board, then it goes without saying that this is a must buy (although you’ll probably want to invest in the Deluxe version). If, like me, your interest in this is solely down to the Game of Thrones license, then I’m sure you’ll have some fun when you dust it off now and again to put your mates to the sword in an effort to control the Seven Kingdoms.