'Bloodlust' (are the combatants motivated to fight to the death?)Į. Preparation (aka Preptime and how much time and resources they get. Henry has the equipment seen in the picture and GoT characters have their best armor and weapons.Ĭ. Equipment (standard equipment or special equipment? Maybe no equipment?) No holds barred, they're going for the kill.ī.

Motivation (Are they sparring or is this a no holds barred type contest?) Victory Conditions (is the battle to the death? Knockout? Rendering the opponent incapable of continuing? 'Ring Out' (ex: throw him into space)Ī. (an open field, a football stadium, the vacuum of space)ģ. Hopefully a few people here have played the game, so, how far would he go ?ġ. Scenario 2: Henry only get the feats you can extrapolate from the story and quests, assuming he does all of them. Scenario 1: Henry will have all the perks unlocked and they will be taken at face-value (list of perks here), so for instance he will bleed much more slowly thanks to his Thickblooded perk and his armor will feel 1/3rd lighter than it really is due to the Well-Worn perk. This is a swordfight only, no bows and arrows, except for the bonus round. If a character only existed in the Books then obviously only use his book feats and accolades. If they're similar, feats from both the Books and Show can be used.

The reason I said don't bother arguing about the order too much is because every character here will be either his Book or Show self, depending on who is the strongest. The Gauntlet (don't argue about the order, point is he fights all of them):īonus Round if he wins too comfortably: Daenerys' dragons 1 by 1. George for his weapon (or basically any good sword that won't just be sliced in half by Valyrian Steel). He'll be equipped with what we see above in the picture for the armor, with an added helmet of course. Our dear peasant from XVth century Bohemia ! Kind of testing the waters since I'm not entirely sure how strong Henry would be outside of his game.

Kingdom come horse body armor