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<blockquote data-quote="MrKen" data-source="post: 6178710">We have been playing SoIaF for about three months now.&nbsp; For me it is very similar to my old &quot;Home brewed&quot; game, dark and gritty with not a lot of magic.&nbsp; Being a history buff, this game has a real enough feel of 1100 Western Europe.&nbsp; The game kind of scared me because I didn't see much support for a new group.&nbsp; Only a couple of adventures and a rule book fairly scattered and full of conflicting statements and poor editing.&nbsp; Still, I am in love with the books and enjoyed the series immensely.&nbsp; So, with serious doubts and much trepidation, I found a group thanks to our LFGS and we made it happen.Three months later, we are just about set up to go to King's Landing for Roberts Tournament.&nbsp; We almost got through Wedding Knight before the players took a right turn and we have been rolling along with much enjoyment and anticipation of the players.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MrKen, post: 6178710"] We have been playing SoIaF for about three months now. For me it is very similar to my old "Home brewed" game, dark and gritty with not a lot of magic. Being a history buff, this game has a real enough feel of 1100 Western Europe. The game kind of scared me because I didn't see much support for a new group. Only a couple of adventures and a rule book fairly scattered and full of conflicting statements and poor editing. Still, I am in love with the books and enjoyed the series immensely. So, with serious doubts and much trepidation, I found a group thanks to our LFGS and we made it happen. Three months later, we are just about set up to go to King's Landing for Roberts Tournament. We almost got through [I]Wedding Knight[/I] before the players took a right turn and we have been rolling along with much enjoyment and anticipation of the players. [/QUOTE]

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