"Game of Thrones" getting a Monopoly edition 

Emilia Clarke as Daenerys Targaryen in a scene from season 5 of "Game of Thrones." HBO

If you\'ve ever wanted to rule the Seven Kingdoms and wage battle over Westeros, you\'re in luck.

A "Game of Thrones" special edition of Monopoly is coming out later this year, with locations and player tokens based on the hit HBO series.

“The Iron Bank is the Iron Bank.” Coming in 2015, Monopoly #GameOfThrones edition: http://t.co/UBuXb0iqcc @usaopoly pic.twitter.com/fubi9rdgKz

— Game Of Thrones (@GameOfThrones) February 13, 2015

You can play as the three-eyed raven, a White Walker, direwolf or even the Iron Throne, and locations on the board will be very familiar to fans -- Castle Black, Winterfell and King\'s Landing among them. Villages and keeps will replace the game\'s houses and hotels.

No specifics on price of the game or release dates have been announced yet, but one hopes that the show\'s "All Men Must Die" credo won\'t extend to the board game.

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