Free Folk: Savage Giants
There are giants that walk among us, and woe to those that stand in their way
Suggested Retail Price: $37.99
PLAYING TIME
60min
PLAYER COUNT
2 players
SUGGESTED AGE
14+ years old
About the Game
There are many strange and mystical creatures in the lands of Westeros. The Giants are among them. These massive creatures are just like humans, only much, much, much bigger. Anyone who says that size doesn’t matter has never had to deal with a giant or two. As part of the Free Folk army, they are walking siege engines, battering entire enemy ranks with a single swing of their massive clubs.
The Savage Giant Unit Box for the A Song of Ice and Fire: Tabletop Miniatures Game gives Free Folk commanders two huge figures to add to their forces. The Savage Giant is both resilient and deadly. Their Mighty Swing doesn’t allow for Defensive Saves, as it can bash through multiple troops with a single swing. The Giant is resilient, too, having five Wounds and only taking a wound for each two Hits it takes. Hurting the Giant just makes it mad, with its Mighty Swing doing more and more damage for each Wound the Giant has.
Tactical points
Savage Giants are on the "expensive" end of the spectrum of Free Folk units, at 7 points, they can shallow down your numbers if played in excess. So players be warned.
The Savage Giants' main role in the battlefield is to take down heavily armoured targets since, if they hit their attack, they deal wounds to the enemy, without allowing defence saves.
Their 5 wounds, together with their innate ability of taking only 1 wound for each 2 unblocked hits makes them resilient.
Highly-Detailed Massive Miniature
These huge Savage Giants are imposing figures on the battlefield and will make a great centerpiece of any Free Folk army. The models come pre-assembled in colored plastic.
A Deadly Foe…
A Mighty Swing from the giant’s club doesn’t allow for Defensive Saves. It’s hard to save against a tree trunk.
…That Gets Deadlier
The Savage Giant doesn’t take Wounds easily, and when it does, its blows become stronger and stronger, a real dilemma for enemy commanders.
