Reddit mentions of A Game of Thrones: D20-Based Open Gaming RPG

Do you mean videogames like Telltale Games series or even Crusader Kings mod?

Or do you mean more of a pen and paper or tabletop or card game?


Or any of the above as long as people liked them?

Make up your own story with these mechanics.

A Game of Thrones: D20-Based Open Gaming RPG

A SONG OF ICE AND FIRE ROLEPLAYING
The Game of Thrones RPG

You might be better off looking into something like this
http://www.amazon.com/Game-Thrones-D20-Based-Open-Gaming/dp/1588469425

I know how much fun it can be to convert D&D into different settings, but it is a HUGE amount of work. I spent weeks creating a Ghostbusters P&P RPG in the Shadowrun 4th edition system, and it was just to much work.

edit I just saw the price tag, IGNORE ME!

Just to clarify, you're referring to the now-defunct A Game of Thrones RPG, put out by... White Wolf? Maybe?

They're referring to A Song of Ice And Fire Roleplaying, by Green Ronin.

There are several actually. This appears to be the most recent and best liked

Another from 2005

There may be more.

If you mean a vRPG, we already have one and it HEAVILY apes Dragon Age Origins. It doesn't have the polish or graphics and the UI is heavily unintuitive, but if you figure that out and turn the graphics to max you will find a pretty good story buried under there. http://www.gameofthrones-rpg.com/

if you mean a tabletop RPG, we have that too although it's out of print. Made by Guardians of Order, the guys who did Big Eyes, Small Mouth, it's every bit as political and unforgiving as the books it's based on. Definitely not a hack and slash RPG unless you want to go through characters like toilet paper. http://www.amazon.com/Game-Thrones-D20-Based-Open-Gaming/dp/1588469425

Back in 2006 I ran a mercenary campaign using the D20 GoT system. I made a custom world and threw the party members in the middle of a civil war. Mercenaries can do quite well in that sort of environment.

It was a short-lived campaign due to scheduling, but was well received by the players!

One thing that I definitely remember about this campaign: No magic makes healing difficult. So choose your battles wisely.

My players were beset by a pack of wolves and though they survived, had to take several months rest (in game) to heal up to fighting strength again.