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Will try Sea of Dorne and Yronwood more.
Tyrell indeed attacked Starfall many times.
Edit: This plan worked well, untill I got the Westeros card that said no support orders can be played. :p
If your ally helps (and is competent), and they continue to double team you, you will lose, but either Baratheon or Tyrell will lose as well, because they can't effectively fight on 2 fronts (That's why double teaming is rarely a profitable strategy).
Other than that: Have 2-3 ships in sea of dorne with support and 1 in East summer sea. Use sunspear for muster and Yronwood as a front line. In a normal game you would have control over either storms end or starfall, but since you're being double teamed you won't be able to hold on to either until your teammate starts taking heat from you.
Also use your House cards well. Tyrell doesn't have star orders so it takes one miscalculated move on their part to lose a unit and with it all pressure. Doran Martel is a deterrent, but is best used right after Clash (he offsets the fact that Martell have a harder time gathering tokens)
I could barely get power tokens, so I always lost the bidding wars.
Turtling in Sea of Dorne and East Summer Sea with ships is the key here I think.
Thanks for the tips.