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  ===World and Continental Championships===
  The A Game of Thrones World Championships were held yearly at Gen Con Indy until 2012, when they moved to Fantasy Flight's Event Centre in Minneapolis, with Gencon being redesignated North American Championships. Part of the winner's prize is the opportunity to design their own card.
  + '''Previous world champions and cards designed'''
   Set card was included in (CCG)
   Andrea Gualdoni (European Joust) 
   House of Dreams (1E)/The House with the Red Door 
   Martí Foz Hernandez (European Joust) 
   Grégoire Lefebvre (European Melee) 
   Dan Seefeldt (North American Overall) 
   Michael Pandorf (North American Melee) 
   Stefano Montanari (European Joust) 
   Istvan Cserdi (European Melee) 
   Steven Simoni (North American Overall) 
   The Iron Bank Will Have Its Due 
   Miguel Tarin (European Joust) 
   Vincent Teulé (European Melee) 
   Jonathan Andrews (North American Overall) 
   Jakob Hultman (European Melee) 
   The Brotherhood Without Banners
   Donovan van Beek (European Joust) 
   Patrick Reynolds (North American Joust) 
   Brian Aurelio (North American Melee) 
   Sam Braatz (War of the Five Kings 2E) 
   Jesus Valdez Gaspar (European Joust) 
   Chris Schoenthal (North American Joust 2E) 
   Luiz Bretas (European Melee 2E) 
   Florian Maas (European Joust 2E) 
  Reinhard Schefcik (European Joust 2E)
  Alex Black (North American Joust 2E)
  The 2003 world champion Casey Galvan was later hired by FFG to serve as lead developer, a position he occupied until fall of 2005. He now has a consulting role at FFG.  The runner up in that tournament, Nate French, came on as lead developer in Spring of 2006 and continues to this day.