A Game of Thrones (card game) specific number of fixed cards that always appeared in that packaging. Also available were "draft packs" which consisted of 1 "draft" card, 5 "plot" cards, 6 "house" cards and 8 "locations" that are generally useful to any deck, and allow for a more level competitive field during "draft" tournaments. In late 2007, the A Game of Thrones CCG was converted to the A Game of Thrones LCG (Living Card Game), which ended the random booster packs in favor of fixed packs, called Chapter Packs, released on a roughly monthly basis. Chapter packs consist of 60 fixed cards - 3 copies
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