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In the aftermath of the Tourney for the Hand, Eddard Stark searches for answers to the questions that caused Jon Arryn's death. Across the Narrow Sea, Daenerys Targaryen rides across the Dothraki sea to Vaes Dothrak with a massive khalasar and her husband, Khal Drogo. The Great Houses stir restlessly across Westeros, watching and plotting their own bids for power. From the sands of Dorne to the icy forests beyond the Wall, tension grows with every passing day.

Enter the unrest and intrigue of A Game of Thrones with No Middle Ground, the fourth Chapter Pack in the Westeros cycle! Like the other packs of this cycle, No Middle Ground follows the events of the first book in A Song of Ice and Fire, introducing iconic characters like Hodor and Gendry to the game for the first time. In addition, you'll find five new plots in this Chapter Pack—three faction-specific and two neutral—that vastly increase your options for building any faction's plot deck.

Iron Raiders
As new intrigues fester in the alleys and courts of King's Landing, the men and women of the Iron Isles return to the old ways. The ironborn never embraced the faith of the Seven that is followed throughout Westeros, and now, you can bring the blessing of the Drowned God to your own decks with the Priest of the Drowned God (No Middle Ground, 72).

Priest of the Drowned God can prove extremely useful to any deck that focuses on the faith of the Drowned God. Not only does Priest of the Drowned God offer a valuable intrigue icon to House Greyjoy, but this character's ability reads, "Each Drowned God character you control get +1 STR." Obviously, this effect boosts the STR of the Priest of the Drowned God himself, but it also makes Aeron Damphair (Core Set, 65) and the Drowned Men (Core Set, 73) more imposing. As you play more Priests of the Drowned God, you can increase the fervor and zeal of the ironborn, making your Drowned God characters more dangerous in challenges and less vulnerable to STR reducing effects like Dracarys! (Core Set, 176).

Once your devotion to the Drowned God is at its height, you're free to raid the helpless, weakened inhabitants of the green lands to the east. You can play Loot (No Middle Ground, 73) to pay the iron price and take your rightful spoils after you win any unopposed challenge. When you play Loot, you can discard a number of cards from your opponent's deck equal to the cost that you paid for the event. Most importantly, however, you can only use gold from your opponent's gold pool to pay the cost of this event! By playing Loot, you essentially strip your opponent of gold, removing his ability to play many events, and discard cards from the top of his deck, potentially providing more potent locations for Euron Crow's Eye (Core Set, 69) to steal.

The Threat of Winter
As House Greyjoy returns to the Drowned God and the old ways of its past, chill winds blow across Westeros. Winter approaches and those too weak to withstand the cold will freeze.

In your games of A Game of Thrones: The Card Game, you can use winter's cold to your advantage with The First Snow of Winter (No Middle Ground, 79). This powerful plot, inspired by a champion-designed card in the first edition of A Game of Thrones: The Card Game, returns every character with a cost of three or lower to its owner's hand at the beginning of the challenges phase, which gives you a useful way to destroy a swarm of cheap characters or re-center the game on your high-cost characters. Although The First Snow of Winter hits your own characters as well as your opponent's, you can gain some unexpected advantages: for instance, you may use The First Snow of Winter to "reset" Ser Jorah Mormont (Core Set, 165), returning him to hand only to play him again.

If your opponent is holding powerful characters in hand for fear of Wildfire Assault (Core Set, 26), or if you're just trying to destroy your opponent's hand as fast as possible, you may get some benefit from Wraiths in Their Midst (No Middle Ground, 80). This plot reduces the reserve on each opponent's revealed plot card by two, potentially forcing them to discard cards that they had wished to keep. What's more, Wraiths in Their Midst can tempt your opponent to overextend and play more characters than he otherwise would have, giving you the chance to follow up with Wildfire Assault or The First Snow of Winter.

You Win or You Die
Join the plot of A Game of Thrones as it advances with No Middle Ground, the newest Chapter Pack in the Westeros cycle. Prepare your schemes and gather your warriors!

• The fourth Chapter Pack in the Westeros cycle for A Game of Thrones: The Card Game
• Continue to follow the events of A Game of Thrones and the beginning of A Song of Ice and Fire
• Two notable characters––Hodor and Gendry––make their debut in the game
• Five new plots—three faction specific and two neutral—expand your plot deck options
• A popular champion-designed card from the first edition of A Game of Thrones: The Card Game reenters the game, updated for the new edition