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Game of Thrones: King of Harrenhal— Garth Greenhand Stat Panel

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Game of Thrones: King of Harrenhal—Starting With Garth Greenhand's Stat Panel At the Trident, the Dragon Prince Rhaegar died beneath the crushing blow of Robert the Usurper's warhammer. An ancient dynasty was reduced to ashes, and the curtain rose on a brand-new era. A new king sits the throne, leaving the defeated royalists to suffer brutal humiliation and punishment. But look closely at the Iron Throne: beneath the crown of the stag, the kingdom is already fracturing. Under the illusion of a prosperous, long summer, the realm is quietly rotting away. Arthur Whent looked at the heavy hitters circling the throne: Robert, Jon Arryn, the Kingslayer, Cersei, Varys, Littlefinger, Renly, Stannis, Tywin... In this game of thrones across the Seven Kingdoms, who will actually walk away the winner? Game of Thrones: King of Harrenhal—Starting With Garth Greenhand's Stat Panel Armed with a game-like interface to level up his innate talents, he will forge a destiny that defies all ordinary limits. The heir to House Whent swears to force the Seven Kingdoms to turn a new page.
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