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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lanefan" data-source="post: 9743307" data-attributes="member: 29398">I don't recall such, but maybe?Which is fine.  The real success story is Sansa anyway.I never thought of him as deus-ex-machina or overpowered, but his physical limitations would make him a fairly challenging-to-play PC in such a combat and travel oriented setting.What great about that saga in D&D terms is the constant forming and breaking of groups and parties, and how those parties meet and merge and interweave and split over time with new characters joining, old ones dying or retiring or cycling out, and how even when some of them are in the same party they don't always get along or trust each other in the slightest.  That said, when they're in common peril even those who hate each other still cover each other's backs, examples being when Catelyn's group get attacked in the hills en route to The Vale and when the party that goes north to capture one zombie get trapped on the island by the whole army of 'em.</blockquote>