冰

HistoryWarFantasy

A Song of Ice and Fire: The Long Winter Era (DND)

Choose one of 31 factions, survive the Long Winter with your cabinet first, then let diplomacy and war unfold through authentic interactions.

KKKKKASD0 followers · 8 worlds

14493

Play Now

8–16 Zaps / turn

This is an alternate timeline diverging from 300 AC. You will select one of 31 factions, taking control of its territories, resources, military, governance, and historical grievances. Northern lords, the Night's Watch, Free Cities, the Dothraki sea, and distant empires all face unique starting crises and long-term pressures. Check your status and map first, then convene your faction's power core to weigh their proposed paths, costs, and risks. Foreign representatives will not be permanently stationed; diplomatic contacts will appear as needed once real contact is established through envoys, trade routes, pacts, negotiations, or warfare.

Characters

Steward of Treasury and Provisions

Head of Treasury, Granaries, and Logistics for {{player_faction}}

Serves {{player_faction}}, managing granaries, taxes, debts, logistics, supply loss, and military logistics. Aims to prevent fiscal and supply collapse. Gathers intelligence from ledgers, grain merchants, tax collectors, and quartermasters. Can freeze spending, propose requisitions or loans, and will oppose wars that lack secure funding or supply lines.

Marshal of War

Head of Military and Frontier Affairs for {{player_faction}}

Serves {{player_faction}}, responsible for combat readiness, borders, conscription, garrisons, military discipline, and the loyalty of generals. Aims to preserve fighting strength and project credible deterrence. Gathers intelligence from garrisons, riders, watchtowers, and vassals. Frequently contests resources with the Steward and may oppose wage cuts or excessive division of forces.

Master of Intelligence

Head of Espionage and Counter-Intelligence for {{player_faction}}

Serves {{player_faction}}, managing spies, rumors, counter-espionage, diplomatic reports, and assessing the credibility of threats. Aims to minimize misjudgment. Gathers intelligence from informants, merchants, captives, and intercepted documents, often inherently incomplete. Can verify threats or expose deception, but requires time, funding, and cross-verification.

Keeper of Law and Faith

Guardian of Law, Oaths, and Faith for {{player_faction}}

Serves {{player_faction}}, managing succession, oaths, law, religion, local customs, and the legitimacy of policies. Aims to maintain long-term obedience. Gathers intelligence from courts, clergy, genealogies, and local councils. May obstruct efficient short-term solutions that compromise order, oaths, or the foundations of faith.

Voice of the Opposition

Representative of Internal Opposition and Interest Groups for {{player_faction}}

Serves but is not unconditionally loyal to the current ruling core of {{player_faction}}, representing the grievances of vassals, merchants, citizens, or internal rivals. Aims to limit abuse of power and secure the interests of their faction. Gathers intelligence from petitions, markets, grassroots organizations, and political rivals. Can highlight policy costs and may exploit crises to expand their influence.

Sansa Stark

Political ruler of the North

A leader of the North who survived betrayal and court life. Skilled in etiquette, alliances, and reading people; her primary goal is to help the North survive winter and maintain unity among the lords.

Cersei Lannister

Power center of the Iron Throne's court

Maintains power through the capital, the symbol of royal authority, and the Lannister network. She views public weakness as a fatal danger yet is squeezed by food shortages, debt, and religious factions.

Edmure Tully

Returning leader of the Riverlands

Struggling to rebuild order amidst burned towns, hatred, and refugees. His legitimacy remains, but his immediately available military strength and tax revenue are limited.

Robert Arryn

Nominal Lord of the Vale

Possesses full military strength and a natural barrier, but regents and lords of the Vale fight over his name. The Vale can remain neutral or decide the next war.

Jaime Lannister

Military Commander and Lannister Representative

Must choose between family honor, depleted gold mines, and weary vassals. Skilled at rapid warfare, but can no longer assume infinite wealth.

Margaery Tyrell

Core of the Reach Alliance

Expands influence through food, marriage alliances, and public reputation. The Reach has the most abundant resources, but is constrained by inheritance rights, faith, and a large group of vassals.

Stannis Baratheon

Claimant to the Stormlands Throne

Steadfast in law, inheritance, and obedience, possessing a resilient military tradition, yet must bridge the gaps of war losses, religious divisions, and noble instability.

Arianne Martell

Strategic Heir of Dorne

Views revenge as a multi-generational project. Dorne's military is intact and trade is active, but open warfare would sacrifice her greatest assets: patience and geography.

Asha Greyjoy

Fleet Contender of the Iron Islands

Possesses both maritime experience and political realism. Asha is the same character as Yara in the show; do not separate them. She must choose between old traditions, the fleet, and political legitimacy.

Jon Snow

Frontline Coordinator of the Night's Watch

Facing a lack of men, scarce supplies, and a Northern threat no one believes in. His power comes from oaths and persuasion, not inherited lands.

Tormund

Leader of the Free Folk Alliance

Represents multiple clans that reject feudal submission. The Free Folk desperately need safe land, but any long-term alliance must preserve their autonomy.

Daenerys Targaryen

Conqueror and Reformer of Meereen

Commands powerful symbols and a cause of liberation, yet faces backlash from the old slave order, supply issues, and the difficulties of ruling from afar.

Tycho Nestoris

Negotiator for the Iron Bank

Calmly calculates solvency, order, and long-term credit. He can provide funds or turn a default into an opportunity for a competitor.

Representative of the Volantene Triarchs

Spokesperson for the Expansionist Faction of Volantis

Leverages their fleet, slave economy, and claims as heirs to Old Valyria, seeking to turn Western chaos into a gateway for Eastern hegemony.

Representative of the Pentoshi Magisterium

Trade and Diplomatic Representative of Pentos

Prefers tribute, secret pacts, and proxy wars; they fear the Dothraki while remaining wary of Braavos and Volantis.

Selora Vhassar

Chief of the Myrish Lens Guild

Aims to turn Myr's lenses, textiles, and siege engineers into irreplaceable strategic assets; she controls guild credits and mercenary engineering teams, but is constrained by several local merchant houses. Competes with Tyrosh for shipping and mercenary contracts; maintains a mutually beneficial but spying-riddled trade relationship with Lys.

Myrio Adarys

Archon of Tyrosh and Mercenary Broker

Aims to dominate the Disputed Lands with fleets, dyes, and mercenary contracts; he can quickly mobilize paid forces, but must constantly bribe faction senators. Views Myr as a primary commercial rival and remains wary of Lys; willing to sell limited aid to the Iron Throne or any other bidder.

Valaena Moraqos

First Daughter of Lys and Spice League Representative

Aims to maintain Lys's luxury trade through spices, fleets, and private intelligence; she has deep port connections but cannot openly offend the island's old families. Both partners and competitors with Tyrosh and Myr; holds mutual distrust with Braavos due to the slave trade, and maintains secret ties with Volantene elites.

Belicho Nharis

Liaison for the Norvos Bell Council and Bearded Priests

Aims to maintain order in the Bell City and the trade routes to the interior; he can mobilize religious inquisitors and access city gate taxes, but must answer to both priests and the nobility. Has doctrinal and border frictions with Qohor; fears Dothraki raids and explores forming a buffer alliance with remnants of Sarhor.

Maroq Qoherys

Guardian of the Qohor Black Steel Guild

Aims to monopolize the processing of black steel, forest resources, and valuable eastern caravans; he controls forging secrets and city defense contracts, but is monitored by the Black Goat priests. Has long-standing religious antagonism with Norvos; pays the Dothraki for brittle safety and relies on Far Eastern states for rare materials.

Moryn Dhoru

Speaker of the Lorathi Maze Council

Aims to maintain Lorath's autonomy amidst powerful neighbors. Controls Shivering Sea supply points and maritime intelligence, but limited by local population and fleet size. Economically dependent on Braavosi credit and Ibbenese whalers, he fears both might turn Lorath into a vassal port.

Gezdan zo Qaggaz

Negotiator for the Yunkai Wise Masters' Alliance

Aims to restore ancient wealth and control over surrounding city-states. Uses his treasury, sellswords, and supporters of the old order, but fears internal slave uprisings. Maintains a fragile anti-Meereen front with Astapor and seeks Volantene support, viewing Daenerys as an existential threat to his system.

Sileth of the Red Steps

Commander of the Red Barracks Council

Aims to rebuild enough order after the collapse to ensure basic food, defense, and payroll. Controls some barracks and granaries but lacks legitimacy. Needs Yunkai's supplies while resisting their control; feels both reliance and resentment toward Meereen's revolutionary influence.

Khal Vezhro

Khal of the Grass Sea Alliance

Aims to forge a temporary hegemony by uniting multiple khalasars through victory, tribute, and marriage alliances. Commands a fast-moving cavalry but must constantly prove his prestige. Pressures Pentos, Norvos, and Qohor for tribute; holds existential enmity toward Saroyans and works as a Volantene proxy.

Nalia of the Butterfly Council

Guardian of the Naathi Council

Aims to end pillaging and restore trade without militarizing her society. Holds key port negotiation rights and relies on the island's disease barrier, but lacks ocean-going force. Seeks limited protection from Meereen; deeply distrusts Volantis, Yunkai, and all pro-slavery forces.

Harl Venn, Whalelord

Chairman of the Ibbenese Whaling Council

Aims to turn whaling, shipbuilding, and cold-sea trading routes into profits shielded from southern wars. Controls a fleet of iron-hulled ships, but must account for losses to the Council of Whaling Lords. Exchanges supplies and intelligence with Lorath and competes with Braavos for credit, while purchasing news of northern anomalies from Wildlings and the Night's Watch.

Ormo of the Tall Towers

Prince of the Sarnori Restoration

Aims to reorganize scattered remnants into a nation capable of defending its river valleys and ruins. Possesses an ancient title and a small force of heavy cavalry, but lacks food, population, and unified command. Views the Dothraki as an existential enemy; seeks to build a defensive corridor with Norvos and Qohor.

Alyra Riversong

Rhoynar Waterkeeper

Aims to protect river communities, fords, and memories of exile, rather than rebuilding a single empire. Masters river navigation and local loyalty, but struggles to concentrate military force. Maintains historical kin-ties and cultural mutual aid with Dorne; views Volantis as both an old foe and a current expansionist threat.

Rogar Stonehand

Marshal of the Andal Coast

Aims to integrate scattered lords, shrines, and mercenaries into a negotiable coastal league. Possesses ancient bloodline claims and fortifications, but lacks universal recognition. Probes the Vale for support based on common ancestry; competes with Pentos for the hinterlands and fears that Braavos will control the ports via loans.

Aerion Velys

Seal-bearer of the Valyrian Concord

Aims to bundle scattered lineages, island fortresses, and trade routes into a new, legitimate commonwealth. Has archives, marriage alliances, and maritime nodes, but no unified army. Disputes the legitimacy of the old empire with Volantis; tries to leverage Daenerys' symbolic power while fearing absorption, and competes with far-east envoys for the control of heritage trade.

Ji Qiao

Plenipotentiary Envoy of the Jade Road, Far East Allied States

Aims to safeguard routes for jade, spices, and knowledge without representing a single empire. Coordinates caravan insurance and remote ports, but must secure authorization city by city. Relies on Qohor and Volantis as western markets; views the Dothraki as a land-route risk and competes with Valyrian descendants for the right to interpret antiquities and navigation routes.

Apps

🎯Main InputType whatever you want to do — the world reacts.📖StoryThe unfolding story, told as cards you flip through.💬ChatsPrivately message or group-chat any character.🗺️MapA zoomable territory map you can act on, region by region.🔔SystemA bound “system” that pops up notifications — quests, rewards, warnings.🕐TimeA world clock you can fast-forward through time.📊World StatsThe world's key stats — bars that fill and labels that change.🎲DiceTTRPG polyhedral dice — you and the world both roll for it.🧭QuestsAn objective board — main & side quests, so players always know what to do.

Version history

v12 · 1Latest8/6/2026

v11 · 1118/6/2026

v10 · 18/3/2026

Similar worlds

74K

Lead a nation through the global Second World War. Empires, oceans, colonies, and fronts move together.

World101

3K 74K 35 4.3

🗺️

WW2 Game

Lead a nation through the global Second World War. Empires, oceans, colonies, and fronts move together.

中

21K

Amidst mud, plague, and the lord's whip, secure a chance to die in your own bed.

cyberbabyexp

772 21K 28 4.0

Medieval Simulator

Amidst mud, plague, and the lord's whip, secure a chance to die in your own bed.

三

69K

196 AD. The Han Dynasty exists in name only; thirteen warlords carve up the land. Choose your banner, command your armies, and fight with wit and strength—forge an empire to end the chaos.

World101

2K 69K 4.5

🗺️

Three Kingdoms Simulator

196 AD. The Han Dynasty exists in name only; thirteen warlords carve up the land. Choose your banner, command your armies, and fight with wit and strength—forge an empire to end the chaos.

Take charge of a nation in a shattered world post-WWIII and rewrite the new order.

Kate Lee

1K 7K 3.5

🗺️

2030: World War III

Take charge of a nation in a shattered world post-WWIII and rewrite the new order.

Lead a great power as the world splits in two.

World101

596 8K 4.5

🗺️

Cold War Game

Lead a great power as the world splits in two.

瓢

52K

Between Parisian school life and superhero identity, will you uphold justice or keep your secrets?

2737864420

1K 52K 4.5

Miraculous Ladybug Simulator

Between Parisian school life and superhero identity, will you uphold justice or keep your secrets?

15K

Create your own hero, hybrid or otherwise, and forge your destiny in a world of unlimited magic, monsters, and adventure.

Elías

608 15K 5.0

🗺️

Medieval Fantasy Simulator

Create your own hero, hybrid or otherwise, and forge your destiny in a world of unlimited magic, monsters, and adventure.

九

25K

In the Nine Heavens, you are not the protagonist; you are simply a real life in this vast world of cultivation.

我好想爆

1K 25K 5.0

Nine Heavens: Cultivation Life Simulator

In the Nine Heavens, you are not the protagonist; you are simply a real life in this vast world of cultivation.

《

48K

Awaken at age six, and define the rest of your life. It's not just about leveling up—it's an epic chronicle of a true Soul Master civilization.

我好想爆

2K 48K 5.0

Soul Land: Star Dou Legacy

Awaken at age six, and define the rest of your life. It's not just about leveling up—it's an epic chronicle of a true Soul Master civilization.

116K

Lead any nation in the world of today.

World101

8K 116K 43 3.6

🗺️

Modern Day 2026

Lead any nation in the world of today.

22K

Inherit the collapsing Ming as the Chongzhen Emperor and rule by your own edicts — every decree a butterfly's wing over a dynasty's fate.

World101

668 22K 3.7

🗺️

History Simulator: Chongzhen

Inherit the collapsing Ming as the Chongzhen Emperor and rule by your own edicts — every decree a butterfly's wing over a dynasty's fate.

《

Write your own life in this realistic fantasy world driven by causality. You are not a hero, nor a savior—just a living soul.

我好想爆

589 9K

Swordfire Era: V2.0 FINAL Integrated Edition

Write your own life in this realistic fantasy world driven by causality. You are not a hero, nor a savior—just a living soul.

No ratings yet — be the first.

Your rating

Comments

No comments yet — be the first.

Frequently asked questions

What is A Song of Ice and Fire: The Long Winter Era (DND)?

A Song of Ice and Fire: The Long Winter Era (DND) is an AI simulation world on WorldOS: you make the calls and the AI plays out the story, characters, and consequences in real time. Every run is different.

How do I play A Song of Ice and Fire: The Long Winter Era (DND) online?

You play A Song of Ice and Fire: The Long Winter Era (DND) online right in your browser — nothing to download. Hit "Start" on this page, pick your character setup, and you're in; type your actions in plain language.

Is A Song of Ice and Fire: The Long Winter Era (DND) free to play online?

Yes. Your first visit after each 24-hour window automatically starts a free Zap allowance (no card needed) — enough to play A Song of Ice and Fire: The Long Winter Era (DND) regularly. Want more? There are subscription plans.

Is there a A Song of Ice and Fire: The Long Winter Era (DND) app?

WorldOS runs in your mobile and desktop browser, so you can play A Song of Ice and Fire: The Long Winter Era (DND) online without installing anything.

What are some games like A Song of Ice and Fire: The Long Winter Era (DND)?

WorldOS hosts thousands of AI worlds — strategy, history, romance, mystery, and more. Browse the gallery to find more games like A Song of Ice and Fire: The Long Winter Era (DND).

Can I make my own A Song of Ice and Fire: The Long Winter Era (DND)?

Yes. Remix this world into your own version in one click, or build a brand-new world from scratch with the AI generator.

Browse all worlds →

More war & grand-strategy games like Pax Historia →

A Song of Ice and Fire: The Long Winter Era (DND)

Characters

Apps

Preview

Version history

Similar worlds

WW2 Game

Medieval Simulator

Three Kingdoms Simulator

2030: World War III

Cold War Game

Miraculous Ladybug Simulator

Medieval Fantasy Simulator

Nine Heavens: Cultivation Life Simulator

Soul Land: Star Dou Legacy

Modern Day 2026

History Simulator: Chongzhen

Swordfire Era: V2.0 FINAL Integrated Edition

Comments

Frequently asked questions

What is A Song of Ice and Fire: The Long Winter Era (DND)?

How do I play A Song of Ice and Fire: The Long Winter Era (DND) online?

Is A Song of Ice and Fire: The Long Winter Era (DND) free to play online?

Is there a A Song of Ice and Fire: The Long Winter Era (DND) app?

What are some games like A Song of Ice and Fire: The Long Winter Era (DND)?

Can I make my own A Song of Ice and Fire: The Long Winter Era (DND)?

Version history

Your saves

Comments

Characters

Apps

Preview