A Song of Ice and Fire - Free Folk: Spearwives

A Song of Ice and Fire - Free Folk: Spearwives

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A Song of Ice and Fire - Free Folk: SpearwivesIn Westeros, its not just the men that will put their lives on the line out on the battlefield. Especially for the Free Folk, everyone is expected to do their part, and thats why the Spearwives units were created. But far from just feeble extras, the Spearwives have trained extensively with their weapons of choice, and can be just as deadly as any other soldier. The Spearwives Unit Box for A Song of Ice and Fire: Tabletop Miniatures Game gives Free

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012