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Beleg26 1
As a defender Night's Watch wants to be the second player. Considering this most of the plots chosen offer an initiative of five and more.
The second idea is to set-up easily. You will always start your game in an optimal way. You don't want bad surprises during the two first rounds. The deck is quiet cheap and there is an good balance of characters with a cost of 2.3.4 or 5. Most of the time you will set 2 good characters and one or two locations and you will very often spent 8. You will be able not to sacrifice your first Kingsroad (maybe the second one too) increasing your initiative. I think there's one chance on 225 not to find good setup after Mulligan.
The third idea is of course to hold the Wall! Unsworn Apprentice and Maester Aemon help you. Two Milk of the Poppy and two Tears of Lys give you abilities to manage with opponent's characters while three A Meager Contribution increases your incomes and affect your opponent's one.
As your characters are generally not very strong Longclaw, Castle Black and The Wall are a good help.
Noble Lineage will be strong on Jon Snow or Will and nice on Yoren. In a desesperate situation Maester Aemon is a target too. The Little Bird are interesting on Benjen Stark or Old Bear Mormont protecting them from Tears of Lys.
I have unfotunately very few apportunities to play and i would be glad you give me your feeling or tell me about you essays with Go Fast on The Wall.
Good game with it!