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1. Game takes place in the Westeros kingdom just after the Robert's rebellion is finished. Book plot starts some years after the game.
Anyway, Robert Baratheon is a king now, with the Cercei Lannister as a queen. You're going to play as two heroes, bot of them were Lannister-allied land lords once.
2. In the books there is a mystery who killed the Targaryen kids, so the game offers a complete vision on that with people's reaction. Greatly extends the lore.
3. Mors parts are a lot more understandable if you get the DLC 'Beyond the Wall' or something like that.
Enjoy your stay.
From what I understand the timeline goes from post rebellion -> present: between a week to a month before the events in the first book Game of Thrones begin.
No.
This game ties in directly with the hbo series and it spoils a lot. A LOT.