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Job Position	Salary	Locations
	Systems Engineering Manager	USD 218k - 300k
US Tech - Tech Lead - Generative AI Solutions		Sacramento, CA, San Francisco, CA, Hartford, CT, Kansas City, MO, Fayetteville, NC, Los Angeles, CA, Phoenix, AZ, Albany, NY, Tampa, FL, Dallas, TX, Tulsa, OK, Irvine, CA, Birmingham, AL, Portland, OR, Raleigh, NC, Remote, Richmond, VA, Jacksonville, FL, Baltimore, MD, Salt Lake, UT, Austin, TX, Fort Worth, TX, US, Columbus, GA, Chicago, IL, Toledo, OH, Cincinnati, OH, Las Vegas, NV, Little Rock, AR, Louisville, KY, Detroit, MI, Indianapolis, IN, Grand Rapids, MI, Milwaukee, WI, Minneapolis, MN, San Antonio, TX, St. Louis, MO, Greensboro, NC, San Diego, CA, Oklahoma City, OK, Philadelphia, PA, Seattle, WA, Miami, FL, Des Moines, IA, New Orleans, LA, Pittsburgh, PA, Columbus, OH, Boston, MA, Atlanta, GA, Houston, TX, Nashville, TN, New York, NY, Orlando, FL, Richmond, CA, Rochester, NY, Cleveland, OH, Washington, D.C., Denver, CO, Charlotte, NC
US Tech - Data Scientist - Gen AI Solutions		Oklahoma City, OK, Richmond, CA, Tulsa, OK, Chicago, IL, Sacramento, CA, Salt Lake, UT, Greensboro, NC, Seattle, WA, Washington, D.C., New York, NY, Hartford, CT, New Orleans, LA, Indianapolis, IN, San Antonio, TX, Albany, NY, Philadelphia, PA, San Francisco, CA, Fort Worth, TX, US, Orlando, FL, Louisville, KY, Houston, TX, Little Rock, AR, Nashville, TN, Minneapolis, MN, Portland, OR, Columbus, OH, Atlanta, GA, Austin, TX, Pittsburgh, PA, Cincinnati, OH, St. Louis, MO, Des Moines, IA, Kansas City, MO, Cleveland, OH, Las Vegas, NV, Columbus, GA, Dallas, TX, San Diego, CA, Jacksonville, FL, Boston, MA, Detroit, MI, Miami, FL, Rochester, NY, Tampa, FL, Los Angeles, CA, Phoenix, AZ, Baltimore, MD, Fayetteville, NC, Irvine, CA, Birmingham, AL, Raleigh, NC, Grand Rapids, MI, Charlotte, NC, Toledo, OH, Denver, CO, Remote, Richmond, VA

Job Position	Salary	Locations
	Senior Software Engineer	USD 104k - 116k
Desktop Applications Developer	USD 86k - 95k	US, San Antonio, TX
Red Hat Linux Software Engineer	USD 81k - 146k	San Diego, CA, US
ServiceNow Custom Application Developer	USD 110k - 145k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Senior Software Engineer	USD 97k - 132k	US
Data Analyst	USD 88k - 112k	Remote, US
Manager, Software Engineering	USD 154k - 220k	US, Remote
Principal Systems Engineer	USD 176k - 176k	Phoenix, AZ, US
Test Infrastructure Engineer	USD 90k - 140k	Golden, CO
Tech Lead Manager TLM	USD 211k - 249k	Remote, US
Staff Software Engineer	USD 211k - 211k	Canada, Remote
Staff Software Engineer	USD 211k - 249k	Remote, US
Staff Software Engineer	USD 211k - 249k	Remote, US
Software Engineer	USD 147k - 174k	Remote, US
Software Engineer	USD 149k - 149k	Remote, Canada
Senior Software Engineer	USD 180k - 212k	Remote, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 185k - 185k	Remote, Canada
Senior Software Engineer	USD 180k - 212k	Remote, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 185k - 185k	Remote, Canada
Senior Software Engineer	USD 180k - 212k	Remote, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 185k - 185k	Remote, Canada
Senior Software Engineer	USD 185k - 185k	Remote, Canada
Senior Software Engineer	USD 180k - 212k	Remote, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 180k - 212k	Remote, US
Senior Site Reliability Engineer	USD 185k - 185k	Remote, Canada
Senior Salesforce Engineer	USD 84k - 118k	Remote, US
Senior Container Security Engineer	USD 120k - 174k	US, Remote
Senior Security Engineer	USD 120k - 174k	Remote, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 170k - 193k	US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 177k - 245k	San Francisco, CA, Remote
Software Engineer Mid	USD 150k - 235k	San Francisco, CA
Machine Learning Engineer Mid	USD 160k - 250k	San Francisco, CA
USA Data Scientist III	USD 90k - 216k	US, Reston, VA
USA Senior, Software Engineer	USD 90k - 180k	US
Senior, Software Engineer	USD 90k - 180k	US
USA Software Engineer III	USD 90k - 180k	US
Senior Manager, Data Engineering, Services - Parcel Stations	USD 110k - 220k	US
USA Staff, Software Engineer	USD 110k - 220k	US
USA Software Engineer III	USD 108k - 216k	US, Bellevue, WA, Remote
Senior Software Engineer	USD 146k - 243k	Remote, US
Senior Data Scientist Marketing Solutions	USD 110k - 226k	US, Remote
Data Platform Engineer	USD 120k - 180k	Remote, US
Staff Software Engineer	USD 142k - 249k	San Diego, CA, US
Staff Software Engineer	USD 158k - 277k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Senior Staff Software Engineer	USD 163k - 285k	San Diego, CA, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 137k - 233k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Senior Software Engineer	USD 137k - 233k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Senior Machine Learning Engineer	USD 146k - 210k	US
Data Analyst/Engineer	USD 85k - 115k	US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 168k - 201k	US, Remote
Sr Big Data Analyst	USD 144k - 160k	Dallas, TX, US
Senior Engineering Manager	USD 190k - 250k	Remote, US
Mainframe Systems Integration Testing Engineer	USD 51k - 82k	Indianapolis, IN, US
Senior Applications Engineer	USD 156k - 235k	San Francisco, CA, Seattle, WA, Sunnyvale, CA
Senior Software Engineer	USD 160k - 222k	US, Remote
Lead Platform Program Manager	USD 107k - 259k	San Jose, CA, US, Austin, TX, Remote
Staff Backend Engineer	USD 185k - 307k	San Francisco, CA
Software Engineer	USD 125k - 214k	Remote
Senior Cloud Security Engineer AWS	USD 148k - 190k	Remote
Reliability Engineer	USD 136k - 197k	US
Senior Manager, Data Engineering	USD 161k - 214k	Austin, TX, US
IT Systems Engineer	USD 76k - 151k	New York, NY, Europe
Senior Staff Engineer	USD 110k - 261k	US, Remote
Senior Manager, MarTech and Ads Engineering	USD 120k - 261k	US, Remote
Senior Software Engineer	USD 82k - 185k	Arlington, VA, Fort Worth, TX, US, Remote, Spokane, WA, Berkeley, CA, Vancouver, British Columbia, Des Moines, IA, Everett, WA, Tucson, AZ, Scottsdale, AZ, Wichita, KS, Detroit, MI, Boise, ID, San Jose, CA, Anaheim, CA, Atlanta, GA, Austin, TX, Seattle, WA, Cincinnati, OH, Arlington, TX, Santa Barbara, CA, San Francisco, CA, Albuquerque, NM, Washington, D.C.
Senior Director, TV Network Sales	USD 148k - 237k	New York, NY
Senior Full Stack Developer Network Software Engineer	USD 150k - 200k	San Francisco, CA
Full Stack Engineer	USD 120k - 150k	San Francisco, CA
Sr Site Reliability Engineer Cortex XDR Cloud	USD 124k - 201k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Staff IT Data Engineer	USD 143k - 233k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Systems Engineering Manager	USD 218k - 300k	US
Systems Engineering Manager	USD 218k - 300k	Miami, FL, US
Systems Engineering Manager	USD 218k - 300k	Tampa, FL, US
Cortex Systems Engineer	USD 192k - 264k	Boston, MA, US
Senior Lead, Infrastructure/Cloud Architecture	USD 110k - 178k	New York, NY, US, Remote
Basketball Data Scientist	USD 100k - 195k	San Francisco, CA, Remote
Research Engineer	USD 105k - 250k	Sunnyvale, CA, US, Ontario
Lead Architect – Software Cloud Multiple Openings	USD 171k - 171k	Minneapolis, MN, US
Staff Software Engineer	USD 185k - 235k	New York, NY
Staff Software Engineer	USD 185k - 235k	Palo Alto, CA
Staff Software Engineer	USD 185k - 235k	Palo Alto, CA
Staff Software Engineer	USD 185k - 235k	New York, NY
Senior Software Engineer	USD 165k - 210k	Palo Alto, CA
Senior Software Engineer	USD 165k - 210k	New York, NY
Senior Product Manager	USD 127k - 159k	New York, NY, US, Remote

Job Position	Salary	Locations
	Senior Software Engineer	USD 104k - 116k
Desktop Applications Developer	USD 86k - 95k	US, San Antonio, TX
Red Hat Linux Software Engineer	USD 81k - 146k	San Diego, CA, US
ServiceNow Custom Application Developer	USD 110k - 145k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Senior Software Engineer	USD 97k - 132k	US
Data Analyst	USD 88k - 112k	Remote, US
Manager, Software Engineering	USD 154k - 220k	US, Remote
Principal Systems Engineer	USD 176k - 176k	Phoenix, AZ, US
Test Infrastructure Engineer	USD 90k - 140k	Golden, CO
Tech Lead Manager TLM	USD 211k - 249k	Remote, US
Staff Software Engineer	USD 211k - 211k	Canada, Remote
Staff Software Engineer	USD 211k - 249k	Remote, US
Staff Software Engineer	USD 211k - 249k	Remote, US
Software Engineer	USD 147k - 174k	Remote, US
Software Engineer	USD 149k - 149k	Remote, Canada
Senior Software Engineer	USD 180k - 212k	Remote, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 185k - 185k	Remote, Canada
Senior Software Engineer	USD 180k - 212k	Remote, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 185k - 185k	Remote, Canada
Senior Software Engineer	USD 180k - 212k	Remote, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 185k - 185k	Remote, Canada
Senior Software Engineer	USD 185k - 185k	Remote, Canada
Senior Software Engineer	USD 180k - 212k	Remote, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 180k - 212k	Remote, US
Senior Site Reliability Engineer	USD 185k - 185k	Remote, Canada
Senior Salesforce Engineer	USD 84k - 118k	Remote, US
Senior Container Security Engineer	USD 120k - 174k	US, Remote
Senior Security Engineer	USD 120k - 174k	Remote, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 170k - 193k	US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 177k - 245k	San Francisco, CA, Remote
Software Engineer Mid	USD 150k - 235k	San Francisco, CA
Machine Learning Engineer Mid	USD 160k - 250k	San Francisco, CA
USA Data Scientist III	USD 90k - 216k	US, Reston, VA
USA Senior, Software Engineer	USD 90k - 180k	US
Senior, Software Engineer	USD 90k - 180k	US
USA Software Engineer III	USD 90k - 180k	US
Senior Manager, Data Engineering, Services - Parcel Stations	USD 110k - 220k	US
USA Staff, Software Engineer	USD 110k - 220k	US
USA Software Engineer III	USD 108k - 216k	US, Bellevue, WA, Remote
Senior Software Engineer	USD 146k - 243k	Remote, US
Senior Data Scientist Marketing Solutions	USD 110k - 226k	US, Remote
Data Platform Engineer	USD 120k - 180k	Remote, US
Staff Software Engineer	USD 142k - 249k	San Diego, CA, US
Staff Software Engineer	USD 158k - 277k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Senior Staff Software Engineer	USD 163k - 285k	San Diego, CA, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 137k - 233k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Senior Software Engineer	USD 137k - 233k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Senior Machine Learning Engineer	USD 146k - 210k	US
Data Analyst/Engineer	USD 85k - 115k	US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 168k - 201k	US, Remote
Sr Big Data Analyst	USD 144k - 160k	Dallas, TX, US
Senior Engineering Manager	USD 190k - 250k	Remote, US
Mainframe Systems Integration Testing Engineer	USD 51k - 82k	Indianapolis, IN, US
Senior Applications Engineer	USD 156k - 235k	San Francisco, CA, Seattle, WA, Sunnyvale, CA
Senior Software Engineer	USD 160k - 222k	US, Remote
Lead Platform Program Manager	USD 107k - 259k	San Jose, CA, US, Austin, TX, Remote
Staff Backend Engineer	USD 185k - 307k	San Francisco, CA
Software Engineer	USD 125k - 214k	Remote
Senior Cloud Security Engineer AWS	USD 148k - 190k	Remote
Reliability Engineer	USD 136k - 197k	US
Senior Manager, Data Engineering	USD 161k - 214k	Austin, TX, US
IT Systems Engineer	USD 76k - 151k	New York, NY, Europe
Senior Staff Engineer	USD 110k - 261k	US, Remote
Senior Manager, MarTech and Ads Engineering	USD 120k - 261k	US, Remote
Senior Software Engineer	USD 82k - 185k	Arlington, VA, Fort Worth, TX, US, Remote, Spokane, WA, Berkeley, CA, Vancouver, British Columbia, Des Moines, IA, Everett, WA, Tucson, AZ, Scottsdale, AZ, Wichita, KS, Detroit, MI, Boise, ID, San Jose, CA, Anaheim, CA, Atlanta, GA, Austin, TX, Seattle, WA, Cincinnati, OH, Arlington, TX, Santa Barbara, CA, San Francisco, CA, Albuquerque, NM, Washington, D.C.
Senior Director, TV Network Sales	USD 148k - 237k	New York, NY
Senior Full Stack Developer Network Software Engineer	USD 150k - 200k	San Francisco, CA
Full Stack Engineer	USD 120k - 150k	San Francisco, CA
Sr Site Reliability Engineer Cortex XDR Cloud	USD 124k - 201k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Staff IT Data Engineer	USD 143k - 233k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Systems Engineering Manager	USD 218k - 300k	US
Systems Engineering Manager	USD 218k - 300k	Miami, FL, US
Systems Engineering Manager	USD 218k - 300k	Tampa, FL, US
Cortex Systems Engineer	USD 192k - 264k	Boston, MA, US
Senior Lead, Infrastructure/Cloud Architecture	USD 110k - 178k	New York, NY, US, Remote
Basketball Data Scientist	USD 100k - 195k	San Francisco, CA, Remote
Research Engineer	USD 105k - 250k	Sunnyvale, CA, US, Ontario
Lead Architect – Software Cloud Multiple Openings	USD 171k - 171k	Minneapolis, MN, US
Staff Software Engineer	USD 185k - 235k	New York, NY
Staff Software Engineer	USD 185k - 235k	Palo Alto, CA
Staff Software Engineer	USD 185k - 235k	Palo Alto, CA
Staff Software Engineer	USD 185k - 235k	New York, NY
Senior Software Engineer	USD 165k - 210k	Palo Alto, CA
Senior Software Engineer	USD 165k - 210k	New York, NY
Senior Product Manager	USD 127k - 159k	New York, NY, US, Remote

Job Position	Salary	Locations
	Senior Software Engineer	USD 82k - 185k
US Tech - Tech Lead - Generative AI Solutions		Sacramento, CA, San Francisco, CA, Hartford, CT, Kansas City, MO, Fayetteville, NC, Los Angeles, CA, Phoenix, AZ, Albany, NY, Tampa, FL, Dallas, TX, Tulsa, OK, Irvine, CA, Birmingham, AL, Portland, OR, Raleigh, NC, Remote, Richmond, VA, Jacksonville, FL, Baltimore, MD, Salt Lake, UT, Austin, TX, Fort Worth, TX, US, Columbus, GA, Chicago, IL, Toledo, OH, Cincinnati, OH, Las Vegas, NV, Little Rock, AR, Louisville, KY, Detroit, MI, Indianapolis, IN, Grand Rapids, MI, Milwaukee, WI, Minneapolis, MN, San Antonio, TX, St. Louis, MO, Greensboro, NC, San Diego, CA, Oklahoma City, OK, Philadelphia, PA, Seattle, WA, Miami, FL, Des Moines, IA, New Orleans, LA, Pittsburgh, PA, Columbus, OH, Boston, MA, Atlanta, GA, Houston, TX, Nashville, TN, New York, NY, Orlando, FL, Richmond, CA, Rochester, NY, Cleveland, OH, Washington, D.C., Denver, CO, Charlotte, NC
US Tech - Data Scientist - Gen AI Solutions		Oklahoma City, OK, Richmond, CA, Tulsa, OK, Chicago, IL, Sacramento, CA, Salt Lake, UT, Greensboro, NC, Seattle, WA, Washington, D.C., New York, NY, Hartford, CT, New Orleans, LA, Indianapolis, IN, San Antonio, TX, Albany, NY, Philadelphia, PA, San Francisco, CA, Fort Worth, TX, US, Orlando, FL, Louisville, KY, Houston, TX, Little Rock, AR, Nashville, TN, Minneapolis, MN, Portland, OR, Columbus, OH, Atlanta, GA, Austin, TX, Pittsburgh, PA, Cincinnati, OH, St. Louis, MO, Des Moines, IA, Kansas City, MO, Cleveland, OH, Las Vegas, NV, Columbus, GA, Dallas, TX, San Diego, CA, Jacksonville, FL, Boston, MA, Detroit, MI, Miami, FL, Rochester, NY, Tampa, FL, Los Angeles, CA, Phoenix, AZ, Baltimore, MD, Fayetteville, NC, Irvine, CA, Birmingham, AL, Raleigh, NC, Grand Rapids, MI, Charlotte, NC, Toledo, OH, Denver, CO, Remote, Richmond, VA

Job Position	Salary	Locations
	US Tech - Tech Lead - Generative AI Solutions
US Tech - Data Scientist - Gen AI Solutions		Oklahoma City, OK, Richmond, CA, Tulsa, OK, Chicago, IL, Sacramento, CA, Salt Lake, UT, Greensboro, NC, Seattle, WA, Washington, D.C., New York, NY, Hartford, CT, New Orleans, LA, Indianapolis, IN, San Antonio, TX, Albany, NY, Philadelphia, PA, San Francisco, CA, Fort Worth, TX, US, Orlando, FL, Louisville, KY, Houston, TX, Little Rock, AR, Nashville, TN, Minneapolis, MN, Portland, OR, Columbus, OH, Atlanta, GA, Austin, TX, Pittsburgh, PA, Cincinnati, OH, St. Louis, MO, Des Moines, IA, Kansas City, MO, Cleveland, OH, Las Vegas, NV, Columbus, GA, Dallas, TX, San Diego, CA, Jacksonville, FL, Boston, MA, Detroit, MI, Miami, FL, Rochester, NY, Tampa, FL, Los Angeles, CA, Phoenix, AZ, Baltimore, MD, Fayetteville, NC, Irvine, CA, Birmingham, AL, Raleigh, NC, Grand Rapids, MI, Charlotte, NC, Toledo, OH, Denver, CO, Remote, Richmond, VA
Project Manager		Orlando, FL, US

Job Position	Salary	Locations
	Senior Software Engineer	USD 104k - 116k
Desktop Applications Developer	USD 86k - 95k	US, San Antonio, TX
Red Hat Linux Software Engineer	USD 81k - 146k	San Diego, CA, US
ServiceNow Custom Application Developer	USD 110k - 145k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Senior Software Engineer	USD 97k - 132k	US
Data Analyst	USD 88k - 112k	Remote, US
Manager, Software Engineering	USD 154k - 220k	US, Remote
Principal Systems Engineer	USD 176k - 176k	Phoenix, AZ, US
Test Infrastructure Engineer	USD 90k - 140k	Golden, CO
Tech Lead Manager TLM	USD 211k - 249k	Remote, US
Staff Software Engineer	USD 211k - 211k	Canada, Remote
Staff Software Engineer	USD 211k - 249k	Remote, US
Staff Software Engineer	USD 211k - 249k	Remote, US
Software Engineer	USD 147k - 174k	Remote, US
Software Engineer	USD 149k - 149k	Remote, Canada
Senior Software Engineer	USD 180k - 212k	Remote, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 185k - 185k	Remote, Canada
Senior Software Engineer	USD 180k - 212k	Remote, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 185k - 185k	Remote, Canada
Senior Software Engineer	USD 180k - 212k	Remote, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 185k - 185k	Remote, Canada
Senior Software Engineer	USD 185k - 185k	Remote, Canada
Senior Software Engineer	USD 180k - 212k	Remote, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 180k - 212k	Remote, US
Senior Site Reliability Engineer	USD 185k - 185k	Remote, Canada
Senior Salesforce Engineer	USD 84k - 118k	Remote, US
Senior Container Security Engineer	USD 120k - 174k	US, Remote
Senior Security Engineer	USD 120k - 174k	Remote, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 170k - 193k	US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 177k - 245k	San Francisco, CA, Remote
Software Engineer Mid	USD 150k - 235k	San Francisco, CA
Machine Learning Engineer Mid	USD 160k - 250k	San Francisco, CA
USA Data Scientist III	USD 90k - 216k	US, Reston, VA
USA Senior, Software Engineer	USD 90k - 180k	US
Senior, Software Engineer	USD 90k - 180k	US
USA Software Engineer III	USD 90k - 180k	US
Senior Manager, Data Engineering, Services - Parcel Stations	USD 110k - 220k	US
USA Staff, Software Engineer	USD 110k - 220k	US
USA Software Engineer III	USD 108k - 216k	US, Bellevue, WA, Remote
Senior Software Engineer	USD 146k - 243k	Remote, US
Senior Data Scientist Marketing Solutions	USD 110k - 226k	US, Remote
Data Platform Engineer	USD 120k - 180k	Remote, US
Staff Software Engineer	USD 142k - 249k	San Diego, CA, US
Staff Software Engineer	USD 158k - 277k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Senior Staff Software Engineer	USD 163k - 285k	San Diego, CA, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 137k - 233k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Senior Software Engineer	USD 137k - 233k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Senior Machine Learning Engineer	USD 146k - 210k	US
Data Analyst/Engineer	USD 85k - 115k	US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 168k - 201k	US, Remote
Sr Big Data Analyst	USD 144k - 160k	Dallas, TX, US
Senior Engineering Manager	USD 190k - 250k	Remote, US
Mainframe Systems Integration Testing Engineer	USD 51k - 82k	Indianapolis, IN, US
Senior Applications Engineer	USD 156k - 235k	San Francisco, CA, Seattle, WA, Sunnyvale, CA
Senior Software Engineer	USD 160k - 222k	US, Remote
Lead Platform Program Manager	USD 107k - 259k	San Jose, CA, US, Austin, TX, Remote
Staff Backend Engineer	USD 185k - 307k	San Francisco, CA
Software Engineer	USD 125k - 214k	Remote
Senior Cloud Security Engineer AWS	USD 148k - 190k	Remote
Reliability Engineer	USD 136k - 197k	US
Senior Manager, Data Engineering	USD 161k - 214k	Austin, TX, US
IT Systems Engineer	USD 76k - 151k	New York, NY, Europe
Senior Staff Engineer	USD 110k - 261k	US, Remote
Senior Manager, MarTech and Ads Engineering	USD 120k - 261k	US, Remote
Senior Software Engineer	USD 82k - 185k	Arlington, VA, Fort Worth, TX, US, Remote, Spokane, WA, Berkeley, CA, Vancouver, British Columbia, Des Moines, IA, Everett, WA, Tucson, AZ, Scottsdale, AZ, Wichita, KS, Detroit, MI, Boise, ID, San Jose, CA, Anaheim, CA, Atlanta, GA, Austin, TX, Seattle, WA, Cincinnati, OH, Arlington, TX, Santa Barbara, CA, San Francisco, CA, Albuquerque, NM, Washington, D.C.
Senior Director, TV Network Sales	USD 148k - 237k	New York, NY
Senior Full Stack Developer Network Software Engineer	USD 150k - 200k	San Francisco, CA
Full Stack Engineer	USD 120k - 150k	San Francisco, CA
Sr Site Reliability Engineer Cortex XDR Cloud	USD 124k - 201k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Staff IT Data Engineer	USD 143k - 233k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Systems Engineering Manager	USD 218k - 300k	US
Systems Engineering Manager	USD 218k - 300k	Miami, FL, US
Systems Engineering Manager	USD 218k - 300k	Tampa, FL, US
Cortex Systems Engineer	USD 192k - 264k	Boston, MA, US
Senior Lead, Infrastructure/Cloud Architecture	USD 110k - 178k	New York, NY, US, Remote
Basketball Data Scientist	USD 100k - 195k	San Francisco, CA, Remote
Research Engineer	USD 105k - 250k	Sunnyvale, CA, US, Ontario
Lead Architect – Software Cloud Multiple Openings	USD 171k - 171k	Minneapolis, MN, US
Staff Software Engineer	USD 185k - 235k	New York, NY
Staff Software Engineer	USD 185k - 235k	Palo Alto, CA
Staff Software Engineer	USD 185k - 235k	Palo Alto, CA
Staff Software Engineer	USD 185k - 235k	New York, NY
Senior Software Engineer	USD 165k - 210k	Palo Alto, CA
Senior Software Engineer	USD 165k - 210k	New York, NY
Senior Product Manager	USD 127k - 159k	New York, NY, US, Remote

Job Position	Salary	Locations
	Senior Software Engineer	USD 104k - 116k
Desktop Applications Developer	USD 86k - 95k	US, San Antonio, TX
Red Hat Linux Software Engineer	USD 81k - 146k	San Diego, CA, US
ServiceNow Custom Application Developer	USD 110k - 145k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Senior Software Engineer	USD 97k - 132k	US
Data Analyst	USD 88k - 112k	Remote, US
Manager, Software Engineering	USD 154k - 220k	US, Remote
Principal Systems Engineer	USD 176k - 176k	Phoenix, AZ, US
Test Infrastructure Engineer	USD 90k - 140k	Golden, CO
Tech Lead Manager TLM	USD 211k - 249k	Remote, US
Staff Software Engineer	USD 211k - 211k	Canada, Remote
Staff Software Engineer	USD 211k - 249k	Remote, US
Staff Software Engineer	USD 211k - 249k	Remote, US
Software Engineer	USD 147k - 174k	Remote, US
Software Engineer	USD 149k - 149k	Remote, Canada
Senior Software Engineer	USD 180k - 212k	Remote, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 185k - 185k	Remote, Canada
Senior Software Engineer	USD 180k - 212k	Remote, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 185k - 185k	Remote, Canada
Senior Software Engineer	USD 180k - 212k	Remote, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 185k - 185k	Remote, Canada
Senior Software Engineer	USD 185k - 185k	Remote, Canada
Senior Software Engineer	USD 180k - 212k	Remote, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 180k - 212k	Remote, US
Senior Site Reliability Engineer	USD 185k - 185k	Remote, Canada
Senior Salesforce Engineer	USD 84k - 118k	Remote, US
Senior Container Security Engineer	USD 120k - 174k	US, Remote
Senior Security Engineer	USD 120k - 174k	Remote, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 170k - 193k	US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 177k - 245k	San Francisco, CA, Remote
Software Engineer Mid	USD 150k - 235k	San Francisco, CA
Machine Learning Engineer Mid	USD 160k - 250k	San Francisco, CA
USA Data Scientist III	USD 90k - 216k	US, Reston, VA
USA Senior, Software Engineer	USD 90k - 180k	US
Senior, Software Engineer	USD 90k - 180k	US
USA Software Engineer III	USD 90k - 180k	US
Senior Manager, Data Engineering, Services - Parcel Stations	USD 110k - 220k	US
USA Staff, Software Engineer	USD 110k - 220k	US
USA Software Engineer III	USD 108k - 216k	US, Bellevue, WA, Remote
Senior Software Engineer	USD 146k - 243k	Remote, US
Senior Data Scientist Marketing Solutions	USD 110k - 226k	US, Remote
Data Platform Engineer	USD 120k - 180k	Remote, US
Staff Software Engineer	USD 142k - 249k	San Diego, CA, US
Staff Software Engineer	USD 158k - 277k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Senior Staff Software Engineer	USD 163k - 285k	San Diego, CA, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 137k - 233k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Senior Software Engineer	USD 137k - 233k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Senior Machine Learning Engineer	USD 146k - 210k	US
Data Analyst/Engineer	USD 85k - 115k	US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 168k - 201k	US, Remote
Sr Big Data Analyst	USD 144k - 160k	Dallas, TX, US
Senior Engineering Manager	USD 190k - 250k	Remote, US
Mainframe Systems Integration Testing Engineer	USD 51k - 82k	Indianapolis, IN, US
Senior Applications Engineer	USD 156k - 235k	San Francisco, CA, Seattle, WA, Sunnyvale, CA
Senior Software Engineer	USD 160k - 222k	US, Remote
Lead Platform Program Manager	USD 107k - 259k	San Jose, CA, US, Austin, TX, Remote
Staff Backend Engineer	USD 185k - 307k	San Francisco, CA
Software Engineer	USD 125k - 214k	Remote
Senior Cloud Security Engineer AWS	USD 148k - 190k	Remote
Reliability Engineer	USD 136k - 197k	US
Senior Manager, Data Engineering	USD 161k - 214k	Austin, TX, US
IT Systems Engineer	USD 76k - 151k	New York, NY, Europe
Senior Staff Engineer	USD 110k - 261k	US, Remote
Senior Manager, MarTech and Ads Engineering	USD 120k - 261k	US, Remote
Senior Software Engineer	USD 82k - 185k	Arlington, VA, Fort Worth, TX, US, Remote, Spokane, WA, Berkeley, CA, Vancouver, British Columbia, Des Moines, IA, Everett, WA, Tucson, AZ, Scottsdale, AZ, Wichita, KS, Detroit, MI, Boise, ID, San Jose, CA, Anaheim, CA, Atlanta, GA, Austin, TX, Seattle, WA, Cincinnati, OH, Arlington, TX, Santa Barbara, CA, San Francisco, CA, Albuquerque, NM, Washington, D.C.
Senior Director, TV Network Sales	USD 148k - 237k	New York, NY
Senior Full Stack Developer Network Software Engineer	USD 150k - 200k	San Francisco, CA
Full Stack Engineer	USD 120k - 150k	San Francisco, CA
Sr Site Reliability Engineer Cortex XDR Cloud	USD 124k - 201k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Staff IT Data Engineer	USD 143k - 233k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Systems Engineering Manager	USD 218k - 300k	US
Systems Engineering Manager	USD 218k - 300k	Miami, FL, US
Systems Engineering Manager	USD 218k - 300k	Tampa, FL, US
Cortex Systems Engineer	USD 192k - 264k	Boston, MA, US
Senior Lead, Infrastructure/Cloud Architecture	USD 110k - 178k	New York, NY, US, Remote
Basketball Data Scientist	USD 100k - 195k	San Francisco, CA, Remote
Research Engineer	USD 105k - 250k	Sunnyvale, CA, US, Ontario
Lead Architect – Software Cloud Multiple Openings	USD 171k - 171k	Minneapolis, MN, US
Staff Software Engineer	USD 185k - 235k	New York, NY
Staff Software Engineer	USD 185k - 235k	Palo Alto, CA
Staff Software Engineer	USD 185k - 235k	Palo Alto, CA
Staff Software Engineer	USD 185k - 235k	New York, NY
Senior Software Engineer	USD 165k - 210k	Palo Alto, CA
Senior Software Engineer	USD 165k - 210k	New York, NY
Senior Product Manager	USD 127k - 159k	New York, NY, US, Remote

Job Position	Salary	Locations
	US Tech - Tech Lead - Generative AI Solutions
US Tech - Data Scientist - Gen AI Solutions		Oklahoma City, OK, Richmond, CA, Tulsa, OK, Chicago, IL, Sacramento, CA, Salt Lake, UT, Greensboro, NC, Seattle, WA, Washington, D.C., New York, NY, Hartford, CT, New Orleans, LA, Indianapolis, IN, San Antonio, TX, Albany, NY, Philadelphia, PA, San Francisco, CA, Fort Worth, TX, US, Orlando, FL, Louisville, KY, Houston, TX, Little Rock, AR, Nashville, TN, Minneapolis, MN, Portland, OR, Columbus, OH, Atlanta, GA, Austin, TX, Pittsburgh, PA, Cincinnati, OH, St. Louis, MO, Des Moines, IA, Kansas City, MO, Cleveland, OH, Las Vegas, NV, Columbus, GA, Dallas, TX, San Diego, CA, Jacksonville, FL, Boston, MA, Detroit, MI, Miami, FL, Rochester, NY, Tampa, FL, Los Angeles, CA, Phoenix, AZ, Baltimore, MD, Fayetteville, NC, Irvine, CA, Birmingham, AL, Raleigh, NC, Grand Rapids, MI, Charlotte, NC, Toledo, OH, Denver, CO, Remote, Richmond, VA
Controls System Engineer		Houston, TX, US

Job Position	Salary	Locations
	Senior Software Engineer	USD 104k - 116k
Desktop Applications Developer	USD 86k - 95k	US, San Antonio, TX
Red Hat Linux Software Engineer	USD 81k - 146k	San Diego, CA, US
ServiceNow Custom Application Developer	USD 110k - 145k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Senior Software Engineer	USD 97k - 132k	US
Data Analyst	USD 88k - 112k	Remote, US
Manager, Software Engineering	USD 154k - 220k	US, Remote
Principal Systems Engineer	USD 176k - 176k	Phoenix, AZ, US
Test Infrastructure Engineer	USD 90k - 140k	Golden, CO
Tech Lead Manager TLM	USD 211k - 249k	Remote, US
Staff Software Engineer	USD 211k - 211k	Canada, Remote
Staff Software Engineer	USD 211k - 249k	Remote, US
Staff Software Engineer	USD 211k - 249k	Remote, US
Software Engineer	USD 147k - 174k	Remote, US
Software Engineer	USD 149k - 149k	Remote, Canada
Senior Software Engineer	USD 180k - 212k	Remote, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 185k - 185k	Remote, Canada
Senior Software Engineer	USD 180k - 212k	Remote, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 185k - 185k	Remote, Canada
Senior Software Engineer	USD 180k - 212k	Remote, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 185k - 185k	Remote, Canada
Senior Software Engineer	USD 185k - 185k	Remote, Canada
Senior Software Engineer	USD 180k - 212k	Remote, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 180k - 212k	Remote, US
Senior Site Reliability Engineer	USD 185k - 185k	Remote, Canada
Senior Salesforce Engineer	USD 84k - 118k	Remote, US
Senior Container Security Engineer	USD 120k - 174k	US, Remote
Senior Security Engineer	USD 120k - 174k	Remote, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 170k - 193k	US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 177k - 245k	San Francisco, CA, Remote
Software Engineer Mid	USD 150k - 235k	San Francisco, CA
Machine Learning Engineer Mid	USD 160k - 250k	San Francisco, CA
USA Data Scientist III	USD 90k - 216k	US, Reston, VA
USA Senior, Software Engineer	USD 90k - 180k	US
Senior, Software Engineer	USD 90k - 180k	US
USA Software Engineer III	USD 90k - 180k	US
Senior Manager, Data Engineering, Services - Parcel Stations	USD 110k - 220k	US
USA Staff, Software Engineer	USD 110k - 220k	US
USA Software Engineer III	USD 108k - 216k	US, Bellevue, WA, Remote
Senior Software Engineer	USD 146k - 243k	Remote, US
Senior Data Scientist Marketing Solutions	USD 110k - 226k	US, Remote
Data Platform Engineer	USD 120k - 180k	Remote, US
Staff Software Engineer	USD 142k - 249k	San Diego, CA, US
Staff Software Engineer	USD 158k - 277k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Senior Staff Software Engineer	USD 163k - 285k	San Diego, CA, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 137k - 233k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Senior Software Engineer	USD 137k - 233k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Senior Machine Learning Engineer	USD 146k - 210k	US
Data Analyst/Engineer	USD 85k - 115k	US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 168k - 201k	US, Remote
Sr Big Data Analyst	USD 144k - 160k	Dallas, TX, US
Senior Engineering Manager	USD 190k - 250k	Remote, US
Mainframe Systems Integration Testing Engineer	USD 51k - 82k	Indianapolis, IN, US
Senior Applications Engineer	USD 156k - 235k	San Francisco, CA, Seattle, WA, Sunnyvale, CA
Senior Software Engineer	USD 160k - 222k	US, Remote
Lead Platform Program Manager	USD 107k - 259k	San Jose, CA, US, Austin, TX, Remote
Staff Backend Engineer	USD 185k - 307k	San Francisco, CA
Software Engineer	USD 125k - 214k	Remote
Senior Cloud Security Engineer AWS	USD 148k - 190k	Remote
Reliability Engineer	USD 136k - 197k	US
Senior Manager, Data Engineering	USD 161k - 214k	Austin, TX, US
IT Systems Engineer	USD 76k - 151k	New York, NY, Europe
Senior Staff Engineer	USD 110k - 261k	US, Remote
Senior Manager, MarTech and Ads Engineering	USD 120k - 261k	US, Remote
Senior Software Engineer	USD 82k - 185k	Arlington, VA, Fort Worth, TX, US, Remote, Spokane, WA, Berkeley, CA, Vancouver, British Columbia, Des Moines, IA, Everett, WA, Tucson, AZ, Scottsdale, AZ, Wichita, KS, Detroit, MI, Boise, ID, San Jose, CA, Anaheim, CA, Atlanta, GA, Austin, TX, Seattle, WA, Cincinnati, OH, Arlington, TX, Santa Barbara, CA, San Francisco, CA, Albuquerque, NM, Washington, D.C.
Senior Director, TV Network Sales	USD 148k - 237k	New York, NY
Senior Full Stack Developer Network Software Engineer	USD 150k - 200k	San Francisco, CA
Full Stack Engineer	USD 120k - 150k	San Francisco, CA
Sr Site Reliability Engineer Cortex XDR Cloud	USD 124k - 201k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Staff IT Data Engineer	USD 143k - 233k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Systems Engineering Manager	USD 218k - 300k	US
Systems Engineering Manager	USD 218k - 300k	Miami, FL, US
Systems Engineering Manager	USD 218k - 300k	Tampa, FL, US
Cortex Systems Engineer	USD 192k - 264k	Boston, MA, US
Senior Lead, Infrastructure/Cloud Architecture	USD 110k - 178k	New York, NY, US, Remote
Basketball Data Scientist	USD 100k - 195k	San Francisco, CA, Remote
Research Engineer	USD 105k - 250k	Sunnyvale, CA, US, Ontario
Lead Architect – Software Cloud Multiple Openings	USD 171k - 171k	Minneapolis, MN, US
Staff Software Engineer	USD 185k - 235k	New York, NY
Staff Software Engineer	USD 185k - 235k	Palo Alto, CA
Staff Software Engineer	USD 185k - 235k	Palo Alto, CA
Staff Software Engineer	USD 185k - 235k	New York, NY
Senior Software Engineer	USD 165k - 210k	Palo Alto, CA
Senior Software Engineer	USD 165k - 210k	New York, NY
Senior Product Manager	USD 127k - 159k	New York, NY, US, Remote

Job Position	Salary	Locations
	Senior Software Engineer	USD 104k - 116k
Desktop Applications Developer	USD 86k - 95k	US, San Antonio, TX
Red Hat Linux Software Engineer	USD 81k - 146k	San Diego, CA, US
ServiceNow Custom Application Developer	USD 110k - 145k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Senior Software Engineer	USD 97k - 132k	US
Data Analyst	USD 88k - 112k	Remote, US
Manager, Software Engineering	USD 154k - 220k	US, Remote
Principal Systems Engineer	USD 176k - 176k	Phoenix, AZ, US
Test Infrastructure Engineer	USD 90k - 140k	Golden, CO
Tech Lead Manager TLM	USD 211k - 249k	Remote, US
Staff Software Engineer	USD 211k - 211k	Canada, Remote
Staff Software Engineer	USD 211k - 249k	Remote, US
Staff Software Engineer	USD 211k - 249k	Remote, US
Software Engineer	USD 147k - 174k	Remote, US
Software Engineer	USD 149k - 149k	Remote, Canada
Senior Software Engineer	USD 180k - 212k	Remote, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 185k - 185k	Remote, Canada
Senior Software Engineer	USD 180k - 212k	Remote, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 185k - 185k	Remote, Canada
Senior Software Engineer	USD 180k - 212k	Remote, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 185k - 185k	Remote, Canada
Senior Software Engineer	USD 185k - 185k	Remote, Canada
Senior Software Engineer	USD 180k - 212k	Remote, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 180k - 212k	Remote, US
Senior Site Reliability Engineer	USD 185k - 185k	Remote, Canada
Senior Salesforce Engineer	USD 84k - 118k	Remote, US
Senior Container Security Engineer	USD 120k - 174k	US, Remote
Senior Security Engineer	USD 120k - 174k	Remote, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 170k - 193k	US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 177k - 245k	San Francisco, CA, Remote
Software Engineer Mid	USD 150k - 235k	San Francisco, CA
Machine Learning Engineer Mid	USD 160k - 250k	San Francisco, CA
USA Data Scientist III	USD 90k - 216k	US, Reston, VA
USA Senior, Software Engineer	USD 90k - 180k	US
Senior, Software Engineer	USD 90k - 180k	US
USA Software Engineer III	USD 90k - 180k	US
Senior Manager, Data Engineering, Services - Parcel Stations	USD 110k - 220k	US
USA Staff, Software Engineer	USD 110k - 220k	US
USA Software Engineer III	USD 108k - 216k	US, Bellevue, WA, Remote
Senior Software Engineer	USD 146k - 243k	Remote, US
Senior Data Scientist Marketing Solutions	USD 110k - 226k	US, Remote
Data Platform Engineer	USD 120k - 180k	Remote, US
Staff Software Engineer	USD 142k - 249k	San Diego, CA, US
Staff Software Engineer	USD 158k - 277k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Senior Staff Software Engineer	USD 163k - 285k	San Diego, CA, US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 137k - 233k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Senior Software Engineer	USD 137k - 233k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Senior Machine Learning Engineer	USD 146k - 210k	US
Data Analyst/Engineer	USD 85k - 115k	US
Senior Software Engineer	USD 168k - 201k	US, Remote
Sr Big Data Analyst	USD 144k - 160k	Dallas, TX, US
Senior Engineering Manager	USD 190k - 250k	Remote, US
Mainframe Systems Integration Testing Engineer	USD 51k - 82k	Indianapolis, IN, US
Senior Applications Engineer	USD 156k - 235k	San Francisco, CA, Seattle, WA, Sunnyvale, CA
Senior Software Engineer	USD 160k - 222k	US, Remote
Lead Platform Program Manager	USD 107k - 259k	San Jose, CA, US, Austin, TX, Remote
Staff Backend Engineer	USD 185k - 307k	San Francisco, CA
Software Engineer	USD 125k - 214k	Remote
Senior Cloud Security Engineer AWS	USD 148k - 190k	Remote
Reliability Engineer	USD 136k - 197k	US
Senior Manager, Data Engineering	USD 161k - 214k	Austin, TX, US
IT Systems Engineer	USD 76k - 151k	New York, NY, Europe
Senior Staff Engineer	USD 110k - 261k	US, Remote
Senior Manager, MarTech and Ads Engineering	USD 120k - 261k	US, Remote
Senior Software Engineer	USD 82k - 185k	Arlington, VA, Fort Worth, TX, US, Remote, Spokane, WA, Berkeley, CA, Vancouver, British Columbia, Des Moines, IA, Everett, WA, Tucson, AZ, Scottsdale, AZ, Wichita, KS, Detroit, MI, Boise, ID, San Jose, CA, Anaheim, CA, Atlanta, GA, Austin, TX, Seattle, WA, Cincinnati, OH, Arlington, TX, Santa Barbara, CA, San Francisco, CA, Albuquerque, NM, Washington, D.C.
Senior Director, TV Network Sales	USD 148k - 237k	New York, NY
Senior Full Stack Developer Network Software Engineer	USD 150k - 200k	San Francisco, CA
Full Stack Engineer	USD 120k - 150k	San Francisco, CA
Sr Site Reliability Engineer Cortex XDR Cloud	USD 124k - 201k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Staff IT Data Engineer	USD 143k - 233k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Systems Engineering Manager	USD 218k - 300k	US
Systems Engineering Manager	USD 218k - 300k	Miami, FL, US
Systems Engineering Manager	USD 218k - 300k	Tampa, FL, US
Cortex Systems Engineer	USD 192k - 264k	Boston, MA, US
Senior Lead, Infrastructure/Cloud Architecture	USD 110k - 178k	New York, NY, US, Remote
Basketball Data Scientist	USD 100k - 195k	San Francisco, CA, Remote
Research Engineer	USD 105k - 250k	Sunnyvale, CA, US, Ontario
Lead Architect – Software Cloud Multiple Openings	USD 171k - 171k	Minneapolis, MN, US
Staff Software Engineer	USD 185k - 235k	New York, NY
Staff Software Engineer	USD 185k - 235k	Palo Alto, CA
Staff Software Engineer	USD 185k - 235k	Palo Alto, CA
Staff Software Engineer	USD 185k - 235k	New York, NY
Senior Software Engineer	USD 165k - 210k	Palo Alto, CA
Senior Software Engineer	USD 165k - 210k	New York, NY
Senior Product Manager	USD 127k - 159k	New York, NY, US, Remote

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	Desktop Applications Developer	USD 86k - 95k
Red Hat Linux Software Engineer	USD 81k - 146k	San Diego, CA, US
ServiceNow Custom Application Developer	USD 110k - 145k	US, Santa Clara, CA
Data Analyst	USD 88k - 112k	Remote, US
Test Infrastructure Engineer	USD 90k - 140k	Golden, CO
Software Engineer	USD 147k - 174k	Remote, US
Software Engineer	USD 149k - 149k	Remote, Canada
Software Engineer Mid	USD 150k - 235k	San Francisco, CA
Machine Learning Engineer Mid	USD 160k - 250k	San Francisco, CA
USA Data Scientist III	USD 90k - 216k	US, Reston, VA
USA Software Engineer III	USD 90k - 180k	US
USA Software Engineer III	USD 108k - 216k	US, Bellevue, WA, Remote
Data Platform Engineer	USD 120k - 180k	Remote, US
Data Analyst/Engineer	USD 85k - 115k	US
Mainframe Systems Integration Testing Engineer	USD 51k - 82k	Indianapolis, IN, US
Software Engineer	USD 125k - 214k	Remote
Reliability Engineer	USD 136k - 197k	US
IT Systems Engineer	USD 76k - 151k	New York, NY, Europe
Full Stack Engineer	USD 120k - 150k	San Francisco, CA
Cortex Systems Engineer	USD 192k - 264k	Boston, MA, US
Basketball Data Scientist	USD 100k - 195k	San Francisco, CA, Remote
Research Engineer	USD 105k - 250k	Sunnyvale, CA, US, Ontario
Lead Architect – Software Cloud Multiple Openings	USD 171k - 171k	Minneapolis, MN, US
Systems Engineer	USD 192k - 264k	US, Newark, NJ
Systems Engineer	USD 192k - 264k	Denver, CO, US

My family has always been of great minds. I hated it. Growing up and having to study day and night to try and live up to them was extremely exhausting when I couldn't care how things worked as long as I was happy. I gave up but somehow everything kept turning out to be true.
Over my lifetime I have become the Gorden Ramsey of the science world. Known for my temper and also for huge things like curing world hunger using play-doe and cancer with baby powder I got in a back street ally while drunk.
To get my family off my back I started making random ideas so they could see me as a failure and leave me alone but...they keep working. And soon people started to praise me. Fame has left me with nothing but more and more attention. So today I plan to make sure that everyone can just think I'm insane and leave me alone and not some king.
I chuckled like a kid who was opening a Christmas present as I heard the crowd of people chatting and talking loudly as I hid behind my stage in a grey tight suit that my sister had picked out. I sighed and was ready to walk out and make a fool out of myself but my brother stopped me.
" Jack... I just want you to know how proud I am of you. Dad would have loved to see you right now. "
I thought it was ironic because last night while chilling on the couch watching TV and eating chips I made this theory up. He dusted off my shoulders held them tight and looked me in the eyes taking in the moment.
" go give them hell man. "
He had a goofy smile just like Dad but spoke with confidence.
" you got it, man. "
I heard my name being called onto the stage and the uproar startled me for a second but I collected myself and headed out after giving him a nod just to entertain him.
The lights were blinding as I grabbed the mic and looked at the table in front of me with a small box with the ingredients I needed and a chalkboard behind me.
After I stood still for a minute the crowd died down. I had not told anyone what I was presenting so the whole world was watching without a clue of what I was doing this time.
"Hello everyone. Today I believe I have my most important presentation yet..."
The crowd grew silent and hung on every word. And I heard my voice around the room through the speakers.
" Today I have with me a box...and inside is spaghetti I had for breakfast. "
The crowd laughed thinking it was a joke
" shut up "
The crowd grew silent once more
"Behind me is a chalkboard and I will now present my new findings to all of you...I have found out how to make portals to other worlds. "
A man in the far back of the audience yelled bullshit in a heavy Indian accent but he was so far it was a faint sound for me. I smiled at that thinking I had finally found something that would make me lose my title and I could go ahead and live a life without people making me feel like an evil man for not helping others.
I opened the box got a handful of the noodles and threw them at the chalkboard. I then grabbed a paper towel on standby to clean myself.
The noodles hit the board and slowly moved and rested on a spot on the board. I made eye contact with my brother backstage and he had a look on his face showing he believed in me.
I spun the board dropping the noodles to the ground I then grabbed the chalk and drew around the sauce and noodles that stuck to the board then drew my attention to the others that had fallen on the floor and drew an outline of that.
After it finished I threw the chalk in the crowd violently hitting an old lady in the face.
" Quickly I want a show of hands who thinks I'm a crazy guy "
Everyone raised their hands and I laughed to myself
I then went behind the board and laid it horizontally. I grabbed a small knife in my pocket and poked my finger with it. The crimson blood fell and hit the chalk and then as more and more blood hit the chalk it started glowing.
" you have got to be joking. "
I said out loud as it started to spark an orange glow and it slowly grew color to the rest of the chalk in orange sparks.
Once the symbol was fully sparking with orange the sauce began to swell and move around in a counterclockwise manner. I stepped away from it in shock as small parts of the blood in my finger began to float to the parts where it fell on the floor I drew my outlines on and started sparking those as well.
It started to smoke and hiss as if lightning could whisper and the orange began to take shape and the sauce made a doorway. The parts that were not on the board began to grow ice around them and started to make designs on the floor circling me and the board. Suddenly it grew in size and a large booming voice was heard through the portal as I felt panic of people start to set in.
A huge claw came out and scrapped the sides of my table trying to crawl out from the world it had been trapped in. Cold winds hit me as they cut my skin and threw around my clothes. As I saw the table was now melting from its touch.
A slimy green claw with mucus like a face-hugger egg from the movie Alien carved through the floor and pulled the rest of its body out slowly. A beast stood at 12 feet tall adjusting to our world as goop grew and shaped its body as people screamed, ran, and stood frozen in fear.
As it looked around it locked its spider-like eyes and swerled around coming out from the portal and twisting and turning around the body as it made its way to its head finding a place to rest. It then locked its eyes with me and its jaw twisted slowly from an ant-like maw to mine and slowly shrunk and it soon took the shape of me and knelt on the floor and spoke to me.
" master. "
I stood in shock as everyone seemed to calm down and watched to see what I would do.
"...umm "My family has always been of great minds. I hated it. Growing up and having to study day and night to try and live up to them was extremely exhausting when I couldn't care how things worked as long as I was happy. I gave up but somehow everything kept turning out to be true.
Over my lifetime I have become the Gorden Ramsey of the science world. Known for my temper and also for huge things like curing world hunger using play-doe and cancer with baby powder I got in a back street ally while drunk.
To get my family off my back I started making random ideas so they could see me as a failure and leave me alone but...they keep working. And soon people started to praise me. Fame has left me with nothing but more and more attention. So today I plan to make sure that everyone can just think I'm insane and leave me alone and not some king.
I chuckled like a kid who was opening a Christmas present as I heard the crowd of people chatting and talking loudly as I hid behind my stage in a grey tight suit that my sister had picked out. I sighed and was ready to walk out and make a fool out of myself but my brother stopped me.
" Jack... I just want you to know how proud I am of you. Dad would have loved to see you right now. "
I thought it was ironic because last night while chilling on the couch watching TV and eating chips I made this theory up. He dusted off my shoulders held them tight and looked me in the eyes taking in the moment.
" go give them hell man. "
He had a goofy smile just like Dad but spoke with confidence.
" you got it, man. "
I heard my name being called onto the stage and the uproar startled me for a second but I collected myself and headed out after giving him a nod just to entertain him.
The lights were blinding as I grabbed the mic and looked at the table in front of me with a small box with the ingredients I needed and a chalkboard behind me.
After I stood still for a minute the crowd died down. I had not told anyone what I was presenting so the whole world was watching without a clue of what I was doing this time.
"Hello everyone. Today I believe I have my most important presentation yet..."
The crowd grew silent and hung on every word. And I heard my voice around the room through the speakers.
" Today I have with me a box...and inside is spaghetti I had breakfast. "
The crowd laughed thinking it was a joke
" shut up "
The crowd grew silent once more
"Behind me is a chalkboard and I will now present my new findings to all of you...I have found out how to make portals to other worlds. "
A man in the far back of the audience yelled bullshit in a heavy Indian accent but he was so far it was a faint sound for me. I smiled at that thinking I had finally found something that would make me lose my title and I could go ahead and live a life without people making me feel like an evil man for not helping others.
I opened the box got a handful of the noodles and threw them at the chalkboard. I then grabbed a paper towel on standby to clean myself.
The noodles hit the board and slowly moved and rested on a spot on the board. I made eye contact with my brother backstage and he had a look on his face showing he believed in me.
I spun the board dropping the noodles to the ground I then grabbed the chalk and drew around the sauce and noodles that stuck to the board then drew my attention to the others that had fallen on the floor and drew an outline of that.
After it finished I threw the chalk in the crowd violently hitting an old lady in the face.
" Quickly I want a show of hands who thinks I'm a crazy guy "
Everyone raised their hands and I laughed to myself
I then went behind the board and laid it horizontally. I grabbed a small knife in my pocket and poked my finger with it. The crimson blood fell and hit the chalk and then as more and more blood hit the chalk it started glowing.
" you have got to be joking. "
I said out loud as it started to spark an orange glow and it slowly grew color to the rest of the chalk in orange sparks.
Once the symbol was fully sparking with orange the sauce began to swell and move around in a counterclockwise manner. I stepped away from it in shock as small parts of the blood in my finger began to float to the parts where it fell on the floor I drew my outlines on and started sparking those as well.
It started to smoke and hiss as if lightning could whisper and the orange began to take shape and the sauce made a doorway. The parts that were not on the board began to grow ice around them and started to make designs on the floor circling me and the board. Suddenly it grew in size and a large booming voice was heard through the portal as I felt panic of people start to set in.
A huge claw came out and scrapped the sides of my table trying to crawl out from the world it had been trapped in. Cold winds hit me as they cut my skin and threw around my clothes. As I saw the table was now melting from its touch.
A slimy green claw with mucus like a face-hugger egg from the movie Alien carved through the floor and pulled the rest of its body out slowly. A beast stood at 12 feet tall adjusting to our world as goop grew and shaped its body as people screamed, ran, and stood frozen in fear.
As it looked around it locked its spider-like eyes and swerled around coming out from the portal and twisting and turning around the body as it made its way to its head finding a place to rest. It then locked its eyes with me and its jaw twisted slowly from an ant-like maw to mine and slowly shrunk and it soon took the shape of me and knelt on the floor and spoke to me.
" master. "
I stood in shock as everyone seemed to calm down and watched to see what I would do.

"...umm "

Part two of the noodle demon.
Now that this creature knelt before me I realized that the room I was in was so terrible quietly you could hear everyone's ass get tight in anticipation of what would happen next.
" ...what...are you. "
I spoke carefully to the being that had taken the shape of myself. It still took my breath away and my throat was dry.
The beast was a deep green. The color mixed with shades of grey streaming from it. The longer I looked at it I could see it getting closer to what I looked like shaping itself.
From small flowing green tendrils to an arm they grew as they twisted and made bone then muscle and finally skin.
It locked eyes with me and it smiled deeply at me. As it formed the face finally.
" Your vassle. "
My eyes had not moved to the crowd at all but even though the lights hit the stage so hard it was enveloped in smoke.
The creature's eyes glowed as it answered brightly, not figuratively. This thing's eyes were glowing.
"To serve you, We are bound by blood magic. I am a reflection of your desires, Master, " it said, its voice now a whisper in my mind.
It began to stand up as my grey suit began to form on it and by the time it stood fully up it had copied what I looked like.
" let me explain everything. "
My body frozen in fear woke up with adrenaline as I blinked and a flash of green smoke covered my vision as he teleported right to me face to face.
Its body turned to smoke and went into the slits of my eyes. I felt visions follow me in my peripheral vision but surprisingly no pain followed power filled me and it felt like one hell of a drug.
My body and mind altered.
I was now in a very dark place with no walls or light except my reflection on the floor which waved like water.
I took a step back looking around and back to the reflection of me on the ground.
Soon the water rippled and my reflection fell through the floor like gravity was inverted. he flew upright and water fell off of him as he looked at me as he now stood straight ahead of me. He was just reflecting in the water but now eyed me down.
Collecting my nerves.
I begin to speak.
" what do you want..."
He was still in my form and stood perfectly straight. Now with water dripping from his...my hair.
Slight stubble with hair that hung down and my hazel eyes were not present within him but I was greeted with a swelling acidic green that doubled the size of my pupil.
" to serve you. "
He made no other movement than putting his hands behind his back like a soldier at ease.
I could not tell if it was lying or not.
" ...is that it? "
" I am the embodiment of your fear desires and brilliance. You have shaped me. Your desire for solitude birthed me. I will aid you in shaping the world how you see fit. Your reality becomes mine. "
There was a slight echo in the room as he spoke.
" wait...where are we "
I questioned haphazardly
" your mind. "
An awkward silence was in the air until I spoke
" so...am I just standing on the stage not making a sound? "
He gave me a concerned look.
" no...time has frozen outside for you. You may sleep here without having to in the real world so to others you look as if you never rest and you may think and plan what to do in battle here. For them, it will be about two seconds...Do...do you not have any knowledge of what I am? "
Suddenly I felt bad like I had encountered someone famous and I had no idea who they were. A slap in the face like a popular kid meeting someone who had never heard of them. Ego shattered.
" ok sorry no. I...don't go around reading about...monsters?"
I felt like was I saying the n-word of the demon realm not knowing if that word was offensive.
He folded his arms a little upset.
"Are you not a warrior? "
" well...no I...just watch TV and cook here and there- "
The demon cut me off
" weak. "
" excuse me? "
" look. I am an immortal being and after a while you get bored. So I'm sorry if I may be a little upset after being bonded with some nobody. "
I got quiet and I was a little annoyed that I was being roasted by some demon that I just met.
Its form wavers and eyes begin to open on its skin. Cheeks forhead etc.
"After being a god for so long it's fun to play with limitations. Makes things extremely exciting. "
" what do you mean by that? "
" look. You can only be so entertained by the same things. Life gets boring and now...you are going to help me with this. I get to have pure entertainment while you get every wish you could ever want. A mutual bond no? "
He then closed his eyes annoyed and the other eyes meshed back to his skin.
" though... the TV is not that interesting...life is what gets the blood pumping"
I felt the need to quickly change the topic
"Are there others like you? "
The room began to take shape very slowly as the water floor turned to wood and walls went around us.
" of course. You may meet them one day "
Confused and curious I pressed.
"Meet them? "
" yes. Summoning one of us is considered a threat to them. "
He spoke while opening and closing his newly found hand except backward.
" hm...no that don't look right "
I quickly responded
" Wait! How is doing that a threat! "
"Well, one doesn't just accidentally Summon one of us to suddenly get powers beyond human control. "
I thought back to how I summoned him by accident with some food I made.
" well...funny story but I summoned you using my breakfast..."
I had never regretted speaking so much as in that moment.
" What... "
Acid dripped from his words. Literally. His pupils split in half and his bottom jaw ripped open like an ant and curved giving sharpness to the bone.
"Please don't kill me. "
The room began to look like a cozy cabin with a fireplace and he slowly went back to normal.
" I would if I could. I've never felt so disrespected. We are bonded by your blood. If you die...I die. "
Suddenly I felt at ease by this new information.
Then a thought came to my mind
" ...God's can die? "
" you did hear me, right? "
The SAS from this guy was unneeded and I was starting to miss him being on his knees as weird as that sounds.
" so...all that power gone.... in an instant... "
" well...no actually God's powers don't just disappear they transfer to whoever killed them...wait...hold up."
He suddenly had an epiphany.
A smile grew on his face and he grabbed my shoulders
" you! You are going to help me kill the other gods! "
He sounded proud but I let him down.
" ha! No. "
" oh come on! Don't be like that. "
He did a pout.
"Look, man. I'm not killing gods for you. Just because you are bored. "
" hey...they might send people to kill you because you bonded with me. "
"What did I ever do to them? "
"They have a system to this stuff. They like to build and watch things play out. You're a problem. That can mess it up. So...they kill ya...to be honest, I don't know any other way to explain it, man. You know people normally just use my power to kill people and become a king and know this already. "
"This is outrageous. "
" bro. Look if you do this I will be able to get their powers and you will be able to do so much more than what I offer "
I tilted my head
" what can you do? Know what never mind. I will just talk to them and figure things out. "
He groaned and his form melted down sagging and it shot back up reforming
"Is there not anything that you want? Anything in the world? Gods don't put themselves in physical forms. They give people power and can make beings to hunt you. And if they care enough to come down themself. Ha, good luck."
I stopped and thought about it trying to weigh the options of pissing off higher beings.
Suddenly. I found something.
"Can you bring back the dead..."
He stopped confused.
" well...no "
" then I don't want anything "
" wait! "
He threw his arms out pleading
"I don't...but another God does..."
He crosses his arms smiling. He had left the question hanging letting me reconsider his offer.
I stopped and thought for a while before looking back up to him.
I let out a sigh and looked him in the eyes
" ok...you are going to help me get my father back. "
The demon smirked.

I currently live in a shared house in North Minneapolis (or Near North, depending on which map we're going off of ). I've been looking at different housing off and on for the last two years and one listing that consistently pops up is Stevens Community Apartments. It seems to meet basically all my requirements: on-site laundry, dishwasher, off-street parking, allows pets. And it seems pretty cheap, especially for the area. Suspiciously cheap. Is there something going on with the management company or with the building? Or do I just have skewed assumptions for how much a 1B1BA apartment goes for these days?
For reference, this is the listing I'm talking about.

Last year this time we (me & 5 y.o., who was then 4) went to Voyager National Park, not having a boat it was somewhat limited as to what I could enjoy and a little early for swimming (though we did manage to get in the water). Made stops in Lake Bemedji on the way out. Considering a repeat of that or
Duluth and the shore of Lake Superior north of there
Lake of the Woods (not sure if that's just for fishing; ranger at a MN park indicated it was not worth the really long drive)
Minneapolis again (this is 5 y.o.'s preference bc she's not that big on tent camping, woods, and bugs)
heading south to check out Sioux Falls (low expectations)
Planning to go to the Black Hills + Medora later in the summer but don't have time for that now, just looking to escape for 3-4 days and get a mental reset.
Any suggestions?

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The Halo Spotlight is here, which means it's time once again to dive into the amazing creations made by the community. Feast your eyes!

CRÈME DE LA CRÈME

TackelsHolocron headlines this issue with an Unggoy who is about to unleash perhaps the most devastating fuel rod blast in the galaxy, drawing power from the concentrated tragedy of all their species has suffered...
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AB_RinART has a truly wonderful project going on right now, where she is adding suggested characters to a Where's Waldo -inspired mash-up of different species, characters, fan-made OCs, and more. Track the group photo project here.
(Personally, I think the Didact would have fun chilling among this lovely crowd!)
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GoatsOfHell has jumped feet-first into making this absolutely rad ODST model. Hopefully that purple comes off in the wash!
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Iklungs has a very particular style that we can't get enough of, bringing Halo Infinite 's multiplayer Spartans to life as if they came straight out of a Metal Gear game or a '90s anime.
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BANISHED SPARTANS

Last week, we released our latest Waypoint Chronicle in support of Operation: Banished Honor. Halo: The Third Life tells the story of the rogue Spartan Ilsa Zane following the events of Hunt the Truth and how she came to join the Banished.
Since then, we've seen some incredible fan recreations of Ilsa Zane and other ideas for what Banished Spartans might look like—here's a selection for you to have a gander at!
Silent_SFM is flying an unmistakable flag...
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DaGlassMan4797 was forged in the fiery crucible of Atriox's teachings.
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lllScorchlll is sparring with superheated plasma!
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Misfein has assembled a rather intimidating fireteam.
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ONNNNNEJAM is back-to-back with their Banished brother.
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PalpyTheFrog is about to bring the hammer down with the authority and might of a Jiralhanae chieftain!
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HARUSPINE HANDICRAFTS

Spartan_052's photoshoot in his Mjolnir Mark IV armor conveys the sheer powerhouse nature of this iconic set and shows off just how stunningly detailed it is.
In his own words: "This project was an absolute beast, with so many moving pieces, and it turned out better than I could have ever dreamed! It featured an accurate undersuit, TPU gaskets for the armor plating, a resin printed helmet and visor, AND a crazy chest rig with isolating pec plates and backpack! This is without a doubt the most gorgeous suit I’ve had the pleasure of putting together, and I couldn’t have done it without a TON of help!"
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Bombarisu made a girl a promise and kept it, creating this wonderful model of their girlfriend's Spartan armor from Halo Infinite for her birthday. We hope she loved it as much as we do!
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Busters2005 has a soft spot for some of the GEN2 armor greats, like the Soldier armor depicted below!
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Cyanosaurus_Rex4 has assembled Noble Team, and if you follow the link you'll get a bonus look at Red Team as well.
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When I first glanced at what DonJacobyCreate posted, I thought it was just a screenshot snip of the Sunray 1-1 art from Halo Wars 2. Turns out, this is actually a custom model of Major Vaughan, and so let us regard it with due awe.
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Evolution2411 has taken the Master Chief down to a deep, dark place within the substructures of a Halo ring...
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theforgerunner has found Jun-A266 keepin' cosy while on a mission.
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VALIANT VIDEOS

Somehow, Halo: Custom Edition turned twenty years old earlier this month. Un-flipyappin-believable!
In many ways, Halo: Custom Edition was the foundation of Halo modding, opening up the beloved original game to an infinite horizon of possibilities. I still vividly remember watching ancient videos of driving Scarabs around, piloting the Prophets' gravity thrones, playing as different species...
In celebration of this milestone, The Vengeful 'Vadam has made a tribute video that beautifully conveys the vibe and energy of the mid-'00s Halo modding scene.
Speaking of the mid-'00s era of Halo, NotPipi has delivered a jaw-dropping fan animation titled "Battle for Mombasa," set during the events of Halo 2 when the Covenant invade Earth. Lend NotPipi just eight short minutes of your life and prepare to be amazed!
Red vs. Blue may have come to a final, poignant end, but the machinima spirit lives on in the hearts of the Halo community, using the medium to ask questions about ( checks notes ) why almost all alien species' biology conforms to inferior bipedal models.
It would appear that even the Unggoy have taken to celebrating a particular date in May...

A GATHERING OF GREATNESS

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Hi! Worked a bit on my currencies in the last week (two weeks?) after my last post, and I came here to talk about them. Please comment if you find some kind of inconsistency or have any questions!
In this post I didn’t detail how these coins look like, or anything like that, I focused mostly on their value. I imagine the weight of the coins of the two countries are the same.
COUNTRY 1:
Country 1’s mountains are rich of ores, but the gold they mine is nicknamed “dirty gold” by their neighbors, as it has a distinct green tint to it (this is an existing ore, electrum, which is a naturally occurring alloy of gold and silver, that were used by ancient civilizations – to my understanding). This “dirty gold” is deemed less valuable than pure gold.
1 golden crown = 50 silver crown
The silver crown can be cut into pieces. There are lines on it, that indicate where to cut it into half or quarters, but often it cut into even smaller pieces. But a lot of establishments won’t let you pay with “silverscraps”.
1 whole silver crown = 0,02 golden crown
1 halfsilver = 0,5 whole silver
1 quartersilver = 0,2 whole silver (Yes, it’s worth less than a real quarter.)
1 silverscrap (anything smaller than a quartersilver) = 0,05 whole silver
The mint (is this the place where money is made called in English? I feel gaslighted xd) pays for silverscrap so they can melt it into new silver coins. They usually pay one whole silver for 30 silverscraps.
horse: 2-4 golden crowns war horse: 10+ golden crowns ox: 10 silver crowns cow: 20 silver crowns chicken: 0,5 silver crowns
the yearly income of a “district lord”: 1000+ golden crowns the yearly income of a moderately wealthy nobleman: 600+ golden crowns the yearly income of a not so wealthy nobleman: 80-300 golden crowns
the yearly income of a peasant: 2 golden crowns the yearly income of an artisan: 3-10+ golden crowns
1 night in an inn/tavern: 3 silver crowns – 2 golden crowns
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COUNTRY 2
Country 2’s capital is famous for being the capital of the “carnal sins”, where you can try anything and everything… if you can pay for it. And they ask for a HIGH price. The capital is a popular “tourist spot” among wealthy foreigners.
Their currency is basically the Swiss frank of this world, and a lot of commoners don’t even own gold or silver coins. There isn’t really a subunit under silver drachma (these ones are not allowed to be cut into pieces), so poorer people usually trade goods, not buy them with money. This creates an even bigger gap between the classes.
(The currency is called drachma bc the country is loosely based on Greco-Roman “era”. xd)
1 golden drachma = 100 silver drachma
1 golden drachma = 3,5 golden crown 1 silver drachma = 1,5 silver crown
horse: 3 golden drachma (= 10,5 golden crown) war horse: 7+ golden drachma (= 24,5 golden crown) ox: 30 silver drachma (= 45 silver crown) cow: 60 silver drachma (= 90 silver crown) chicken: 1 silver drachma (= 1,5 silver crown)
the yearly income of an aristocrat: 1200+ golden drachma the yearly income of a moderately wealthy nobleman: 800+ golden drachma the yearly income of a not so wealthy nobleman: 120-400 golden drachma
the yearly income of a peasant: 3 golden drachma the yearly income of an artisan: 8-100+ golden drachma
1 night in an inn/tavern/”hotel thing”: 20 silver drachma – 20 golden drachma 1 night in a brothel: 40 silver drachma – 20 golden drachma spending time in a bathhouse: 20 silver drachma – 1 golden drachma
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I’m not really interested if these numbers reflect the worth of gold and silver in medieval times (maybe this fantasy world has more gold than ours, maybe it is more easily accessible, idk), but I want to know if these numbers make sense in relation to each other, please help me with that. Thanks in advance! c:

Recently, I gave some advice about playing the Lannisters, and someone asked for further advice because they struggle to play Lannisters. It’s hard to do something like that in a concise package, but luckily, I like to write. I do it recreationally, and will write about subjects I'm interested in, delete the works afterward because the writing helps me put my thoughts on paper. I happen to have some such essays analyzing the Lannister army!
Mileage varies, and how you feel about some units or strategies in this game is going to depend a lot on how you feel towards reckless gambling. This is most true of the Lannisters, who revolve so much around unreliable mechanics that I earnestly think at this point that it’s part of their doctrine. It seems to me, that the idea behind the Lannisters, is that they’re broken. They’re full of abilities that don’t work, or that only work when you get lucky, or that only work if your opponent does something stupid. It’s up to you, as the person building the list, to figure out how to take those mechanics and make them function in spite of themselves. The way I see it, you can play the Lannisters as Cersei, by throwing dice at ridiculous odds that only rarely turn up in your favor, or you can play as Tywin, by making safe, calculated choices that will achieve the specific results you want.

• The Cards

Potential Fixes: Always run Tyrion, Giant of Lannister
The first problem we run into with all Lannisters is that their main card deck is bad. People will jump in and tell you that some other deck is worse. I’m not saying the Lannisters are necessarily the worst deck, but I am telling you that you could play five unique Lannister cards in a single round, and not see any results. They can all fail via random dice rolls. In my opinion, in a tactics game where a single turn makes a huge difference, in a card game where a single card changes the flow of the game, that is pretty bad. That’s not a situation you want to find yourself in if you like winning games, or even if you just like having fun.
So five cards. That’s half of your deck. That means that at the start of the game, the odds are pretty good you’re going to draw one or two cards that might not provide any benefit at all. The only thing you can do about this is get rid of them. Don’t wait for the perfect timing to play Hear Me Roar. If you keep it in your hand until you opponent is down by two ranks and you can sink in a unit with Vicious so as to maximize your odds, that card might be blocking up your hand for three to six rounds, and then your opponent might still roll boxcars. Play it, discard it, just get rid of it. You do not want those cards wasting space in your hand.
Four cards always need to go right away: A Lannister Pays His Debts, Hear Me Roar, Bribery, and Subjugation of Power. These cards all have the chance of either doing nothing, or are so weak they may as well be nothing. If they stay in your hand, they’re inflicting an opportunity cost – that is, there’s another card waiting behind Hear Me Roar to be drawn. If you keep these cards in your hand, you are preventing yourself from getting the better card, so always get rid of these cards, either by playing them, or by discarding at the end of the round. You may find some nice spots to play them – and that’s great! Bribery, in particular, can be noted as a lifesaver if Wealth has already been covered and you need to slow down a hard-hitter. However, that’s part of the trap: these cards can be good in the right circumstances, but it’s difficult to create the circumstances in which they are useful, so if those circumstances don’t exist now, you should get rid of the cards and look for better ones.
You may notice I said there were five cards that can do nothing. The fifth one is Counterplot, and its design is… elective, to seek a kindly neutral word. It’s a counter-card, which means it is useful, but they designed it so that it has a chance to fail on a dice roll of 1 or 2. You can mitigate that by holding Wealth and Crown, but that’s a tactical askance, and your opponent could play a powerful card on the first turn, so in reality you don’t have very much control over the success of this card. To be blunt, that makes Counterplot a very weak card.
People get up in arms if you say it, but it is. It’s a weak card. First, it’s reactionary, which means it only works if your opponent does something to trigger it – playing a card – which means your opponent has more control of it than you do. Second, the card can only be as valuable as the card it blocks, which means if you use it to block something lame, then Counterplot was also lame. That means you might feel compelled to hold the card until you see a very powerful card, such as Assault Orders, but if you do that, Counterplot creates an opportunity cost that isn’t caused by Assault Orders. Assault Orders is a very powerful card which so good, most players will use it in the round that they draw it, whereas you’d be holding Counterplot, blocking your own hand, for as many rounds as it takes for your opponent to draw Assault Orders. Finally, because it has a failure chance, you might wait for Assault Orders, fail your Counterplot roll, and then be hit by the enemy card anyway, which meant Counterplot weakened you by wasting space in your hand, and then didn’t do anything. That is a bad card.
So you need to play Counterplot earlier than later. You may want to use it on Assault Orders, but you have no control over that, and you can’t know when your opponent is going to draw it. You don’t want your hand to be blocked by Counterplot for multiple rounds, waiting for the ideal opportunity, and you definitely don’t want to do that and then roll a 1. Just play Counterplot on any card that would reasonably benefit your opponent. If they play Assault Orders right afterward, then c’est la vi; you cannot know what cards they’ll have, nor when they’ll play them, nor if Counterplot will even work. Just don’t hold on to Counterplot long enough that the card begins to hurt you.
The fix for this? Always play Tyrion, Giant of Lannister. It’s an attachment that lets you discard two cards and then search your deck for any specific card you’d like. In a deck like the Lannisters, where half your cards have a chance to do nothing at all (and those odds of achieving nothing are close to 50% on the Panic-related cards), you will frequently find yourself with two cards in your hand that might not do anything. Tyrion lets you discard those, and then draw a useful card that does do something. For the Lannisters, that is huge. Without Tyrion, you find yourself suffering through multiple rounds with dead hands, where none of the cards do anything, and your opponent will be pounding you with their own deck. With him, it’s not up to luck, you know your hand will contain at least one good card each round, for as long as Tyrion is still on the field.

• The Units

Having mentioned Tyrion, Giant of Lannister, it’s worth noting he only costs one point. During a casual conversation between players, one of them asked, “Why is Tyrion only one point? Counterstrategy is really good, and Battle Plan changes how they play their deck.” The response from the Lannister players was, in a nutshell, “My infantry sucks, bro.”
A lot of Lannister infantry sucks. They’re very frequently broken to start with because they’re given unreliable abilities, and to get them working, you have to attach something specific to them. Tyrion, Giant of Lannister would be amazing in a unit of Silenced Men, but he does nothing to fix the boondoggle that is the Honor Guard, so it’s hard to get Tyrion to the front lines and have the unit be functional at the same time. As a result, as good as Counterstrategy may be, you often find it stuck in something holding objectives at the back of the field.
That is the core essence of building Lannister army lists. Once you understand that your objective is to fix a broken and screwed up army, everything comes together better. You have to expect you won’t get what’s printed on the unit’s card, unless you take an attachment or specific commander who makes the unit work, and that’s what we’ll focus on in this section.
Gregor, the Mountain that Rides
Potential Fixes: NA
Starting with the cheapest units, Gregor is often taken because he’s only four points, and he can pack a surprising wallop if you’re lucky with the dice. With only three attacks, sometimes he flubs them all, sometimes he punches above average. He dies easily, he will die, but he will give your opponent plenty of reasons to want to kill him. Unfortunately, he’s not viable against Free Folk nor Night’s Watch, because siege units can instantly kill him on round one from across the board, so if you play competitively, make sure he’s not in both of your lists.
Poor Fellows
Potential Fixes: No
Poor fellows are just cheap bodies. They stand on an objective and try to stay out of the fight, and that’s it. They can’t really fight, their armor is paper thin, but because they can heal themselves, they will bounce back from minor harassment and won’t be chipped to death. The best way to run them is naked, or not at all.
Stone Crows
Potential Fixes: No
These guys are an alternative to Poor Fellows that might weather direct attacks a little better, but that will die more quickly to Panic. You can put Tyrion, Giant of Lannister in them for “free”, but it’s like a JC Penny discount where the sale never ends, because it’s not really a sale and the cost of Tyrion is obviously built into this unit. Putting anything besides Tyrion in them would be a pointless disaster.
Lannister Guardsmen
Potential Fixes: Mandon Moore
When new players look at Guardsmen, usually the first thing they note is “Lannister Supremacy” and think about how much damage that might do. Don’t focus on that – it’s an unreliably ability. Instead, look at their 4” movement and their six attacks with a 4+ to hit. This unit is excruciatingly passive. They can’t proactively threaten anything, they can’t easily get to a good position (which means it’d be hard to get them on a center objective), and finally, their ability only kicks off if the opponent was foolish enough to attack them with something that couldn’t wipe the Guardsmen out.
There’s not really anything practical you can do to fix this unit, because they’re really not reaching a five-point value in the first place, and they’re too slow. I’ve seen less experienced players recommend putting Assault Veterans in them to make the Panic Test from Lannister Supremacy more effective, but that doesn’t solve the issue of the Guardsmen being passive - of them being more under your opponent’s control than your own.
However, for kind of a fun fix, you can put Mandon Moore in them, and at that point they have Sundering, they’re hitting on a 3+, have 3+ armor, and archers won’t want to pick on them. It’s not competitive because Mandon compels you to run Joffrey, and Joffrey is a point too expensive, and the unit will still be slow, and they don’t have a great attack profile, but it is kind of fun to have some bargain bin Honor Guard on the field.
Lannister Halberdiers
Potential Fixes: None needed
This is one of the few Lannister units that comes pre-assembled with working abilities and everything. You don’t have to fix them! For that reason, if you’re not shy on points, this is one of the units many players will put Tyrion in.
I think one of the most notable facets of the Halberdiers is that they illustrate how much a good offense creates a good defense. Other players don’t ever seem to respect Guardsmen because the Guardsmen aren’t going to initiate anything on their own, but most players try to avoid running their light cavalry directly into a unit of Halberdiers. They’d take wounds on the way in, and if the Halberdiers haven’t activated, they’ll be wounded again when the Halberdiers attack. If you put Kevan or Bronn in these guys, then that’s even more opportunities to punish any would-be charge.
Basically, if you want a defensive unit, Halberdiers are your best friends. Lannisters have many “defensive” options to choose from, but this is one of the only choices that is actually good at defense rather than being simply passive.
Gold Cloaks
Potential Fixes: No
Kind of like Guardsmen but easier to kill, this is another passive unit with reactive abilities that mostly only benefit itself, if it benefits anything. The main draw for them is their “Laws of the Realm” Order, which reduces the number of ranks the enemy can use to attack. If this ability were long range, they’d be reasonable – of course, it’s not.
Gold Cloaks are pretty fragile, and their abilities are short range; “Oppressive Peacekeeping” incidentally requires controlling Crown, which makes it a tactical dud. Regardless, having a bunch of short range abilities necessitates that this unit be as close to the front lines as possible, where it absolutely cannot survive. A 4+ save, with only 7+ morale, makes these guys a pretty good target for a free victory point. Unfortunately, there’s not really anything too practical that can be done about this, because adding to the cost of this unit is generally only going to make it worse.
On the note of free victory points, I sometimes see players saying things like, “If the enemy attacks my useless units, then I win, because they have wasted their turn.”
This is pretty poor tactical thinking. You should assume that if your opponent kills your Gold Cloaks, it’ll be for a good reason. You can also assume they’ll be very easy to kill, because they are.
Mountain’s Men
Potential Fixes: Roose commander, Assault Veterans, Addam commander, Redcloak assistance, Daario commander, Bronn
Mountain’s Men might be one of the more famously non-working units the Lannisters can field, but unlike Guardsmen or Gold Cloaks, they’re at least not passive dead weight. The main problem with them is that their good abilities – Critical Blow and hitting on 3+ - are conditional.
They also have Vicious and Prey on Fear, and I can see how somebody thought this was a strong combination in theory. In practice, Vicious is the weakest keyword in the game, affecting the outcome of an attack only about 20% of the time. Even with Vicious, the odds of an opponent failing their Panic Test is roughly 50% or less, and I’ve had plenty of games with these guys where their attacks never gained them any wounds back. To make matters worse, once they lose one rank, they only have five attack dice. On turns when they have less ranks than the enemy and the enemy passes their Panic Test, Mountain’s Men are closer to being worth four points than they are to six. All those words on the card don’t count for much when they don’t do anything!
Luckily, there are some things you can do that make Mountain’s Men fun to play with, though not competitive. First, you can lean into the Panic stuff, which is only pragmatic here because Vicious and Prey on Fear are the abilities you know the unit will always have. An Assault Vet can help with this, but isn’t ideal because it increases the price of the Mountain’s Men when they’re already struggling to be worth their value. Instead, you can run Roose as a commander and place him in them. Unfortunately, the Panic approach still relies a lot on luck, and even with the extra -1 on all Panic Tests, you can’t guarantee you’ll get healing when you need it, as the -3 penalty will only impact about a third of any Panic Test.
If you run Red Cloaks alongside the Mountain’s Men, you can increase the odds of getting a benefit from Prey on Fear. Doing this with Roose attached means inflicting an extra wound of damage and increasing the odds of success, but you’ll need to lead very aggressively with the Mountain’s Men to make sure they’re the ones primarily engaged, rather than the Red Cloaks. Red Cloaks are also suboptimal in a lot of ways – but we’ll get to them in a second.
Your alternative here is to try to increase the general fighting effectiveness and survivability of the unit. Since Bronn increases the defense and morale of a unit while you hold Wealth, he can increase the Mountain’s Men to a 3+ save with 5+ morale. Though that is nice, it is also the case that most 7-point units already have 5+ morale by default, along with a better overall profile than the Mountain’s Men have, so once again, adding cost to the unit is only making it worse at the same rate it makes them better. For that reason, you can try adding Daario to the unit, and can use Daario’s “Sellsword Negotiations” card to keep them up to ranks. Additionally, Daario lets them attack with all seven attacks when you hold Wealth. Finally, you can try putting Addam Marbrand in the unit, which will make the Mountain’s Men a little tougher to kill off while also letting them use cards like Valiant Example to get them immediately back up to higher ranks.
None of these fixes are good. The problem with most of them is that they add cost to the unit, require a suboptimal commander, or suffer from adding more conditional complexity to the unit. However, some of these fixes are at least fun and patch some of the problems the unit has… a little.
Crossbowmen
Potential Fixes: Sparrow commander, Bronn
Lannister Crossbows are a perfectly fine ranged unit. They do exactly what you’d expect: shoot enemies. Their only real flaw is that they have 7+ morale, which seems quite fair given they have 4+ armor – which is a lot for a ranged unit. Many players like to run Bronn in these guys, which raises them to a 3+ save with 6+ morale when you claim Wealth. In fact, this combo and the ease of finding targets for your Crossbows make them the most optimal place to put Bronn.
Sparrow also provides a +1 to morale, which means that Crossbows are a fine place for him to sit if you prefer not to place him somewhere else. Sparrow’s “Incite” ability is basically nothing, so it’s not missing out on much to ignore it, and his cards can be applied to any unit on the field.
Red Cloaks
Potential Fixes: Mandon Moore, Gregor commander
Red Cloaks are like a multi-role unit that forgot it was supposed to have more than one role. They can inflict a Panic Test on anything in long range by taking an action, and this occurs every time they take an action, which is a neat mechanic, but it’s also the only thing they do by default. It sounds powerful, but it’s important to remember that attacking a unit will inflict a Panic Test, so if you shoot a unit with a crossbow, they’ll first take damage from the crossbow, and then take a Panic Test. When you factor in the revelation that Red Cloak Panic Tests only succeed a little over half the time, and that only when the Red Cloak unit is at full ranks, you realize they’re just not that good.
People occasionally think to put Preston Greenfield in these guys, but the answer to the problem isn’t to use more activations to spam more Panic Tests. What you need, is to give the unit a second role – that is, melee combat ability, and you can do that by putting Gregor or Mandon Moore in them. Once the unit can actually fight, you can throw it into combat, force a Panic Test before their attack, do a decent amount of damage, then force a Panic Test after the attack.
Although this does patch one major issue with Red Cloaks, they still have a few things going on preventing them from holding up. For one, their attack profile isn’t great: when they lose a rank, they fall to five attacks and their Panic ability weakens. They also only have a 4+ to hit by default, which makes Mandon the more appealing fix since he’ll get them to a 3+, though that does make them cost more. Additionally, the entire unit winds up being wrapped up in needing Crown to function at all, which forces you to play Joffrey ahead of anything they do, and that’s a massive liability.
The Crown liability is one problem you just can’t get around. Needing to play an NCU ahead of the unit to make it worth more than four points in value makes them clunky in a way that a lot of other units don’t have to deal with.
City Watch
Potential Fixes: No
What we’re looking at with the City Watch is a unit that has pretty much the same profile as the Lannister Halberdiers, but they can only get Sundering for one turn and they don’t have Set for Charge. If you want what the City Watch is doing at this price, then you’re better off taking Halberdiers and adding an attachment to them. These guys are easily no more than a five-point value, and even then they’d be outclassed by a lot of other five-point units. For example, a cheaper replacement for these guys is to take some Stormcrow Mercenaries and choose an attachment that grants Sundering.
House Clegane Brigands
Potential Fixes: None needed
Light cavalry. It works! They are a bit fragile, but given their solid maneuverability, this is best dealt with by player skill rather than by slapping any attachments on them. That’s not to say there’s anything wrong with throwing attachments on them, as all the options work perfectly well on these guys. There are only three, after all, but they’re all solid attachments. Their Panic-related ability is going to be as flaky as those things always are, so when you decide to charge a unit, do it based on the performance you expect from their basic attack, not on what you hope might happen if the enemy fails the Panic Test.
Pyromancers
Potential Fixes: Bronn, Sandor, Addam commander, Kevan commander
Here’s a unit I would have no idea how to balance! Every attack ignores armor, and they have both melee and short ranged options to do this, with seven attacks at a 3+ to hit and a profile of 7, 7, 4. Positively every unit in the game has something to fear here, and yet, with only a 6+ save, the Pyromancers have something to fear from every other unit on the field. Dangerous to any one unit, and in danger from four or more units at a time. That means the odds are usually against them, since the opponent has quite a lot of incentive to kill these guys off, and anything on the board generally has the wherewithal to do that.
Using Bronn increases the unit’s armor while giving them a valuable extra attack, with the extra attack being the most notable thing you can do since a “DPS race” is pretty much one of the only options this unit has. Kevan is also valuable for the same reason, and his Wealth of the Rock card can be thrown out for a little extra defense. If you can combine Bronn and Kevan’s card, then for at least two attacks, the Pyromancers can have 4+ defense! That is, of course, a highly situational play that you can’t depend on. Placing Kevan in them and using Crown for a free charge is liable to produce better mileage, as it leaves open a bit more room to safely maneuver.
Addam also does alright in the Pyromancers thanks to a smidge of added tankiness, some healing from his cards, and the potential to play Lash Out when the unit takes a really bad hit (which is all the more wounds the enemy can’t stop). Normally, Addam’s biggest problem is that the enemy will try to ignore whatever he’s in to avoid triggering his nonsense, but they can’t ignore Pyromancers.
Sandor has some potential in these guys, but doesn’t do enough. He might heal two or three wounds after the Pyromancers attack, but as soon as the opponent shoots everything they’ve got at the unit, it’ll be dead before Sandor can heal them again. Plus, Sandor doesn’t work when they make a ranged attack, and his “vulnerable” effect is a bit wasted when the unit he assaults doesn’t get armor saves anyway. Ramsay Snow breaks on the exact same failure point of too much damage, not enough healing, only he costs more, so I don’t rate Ramsay even as a casual fix. The Panic stuff is not reliable and isn’t worth considering.
Still, no matter what you do, this unit is going to draw a ton of attention, and short of straight up killing whatever’s turned on it, it’s not going to survive what comes to destroy it. “Horrific Visage” is a wet paper bag that’s going to miss about half the time or more, and a 50% shot at a Panic Test is a minor risk to getting the Pyromancers off the field.
While not common, it is worth noting that the Pyromancer attacks “do not permit armor saves”, but they are not instant wounds. That means abilities such as Hardened or Resilient can still block or reduce damage dealt by Pyromancers.
Warrior’s Sons
Potential Fixes: Sparrow commander, Daario commander, Addam commander, Champion of the Faith, Sandor, Gate Warden, Mandon Moore, Bronn, Gregor commander
This is one of the units that I like for certain competitive lists, and that I think make the Lannisters stand out in terms of their faction picks. The trick with them is, they are unreliable, like a lot of Lannister infantry, but it’s on the basis of whether or not they have enough of their “Faith” resource. There are commanders and attachments that help them get more Faith, and as long as you’re using the correct stuff, Warrior’s Sons are pretty good.
The obvious commander here is Sparrow, because every single one of his cards is a morale test, and when you pass them, you can add one more Faith Token to the Warrior’s Sons that took the test. This is great! Because it allows you to use the Warrior’s Sons defense while relying on attachments to give them more kick and survivability. Wrath of the Warrior lets them attack with Sundering and +1 to hit while racking up a Faith Token for later use. Mercy of the Mother brings them back and keeps them going. Protection of the Father buffs their defense by re-rolling armor. If you use Tyrion, you can mill-draw these cards each round and make sure your Warrior’s Sons do what you need them to do.
As long as you have those tokens, you can run Sandor or a Gate Warden to maintain their survivability, or you can run Bronn to occasionally increase their armor and take a free attack. So far so good, but what if you don’t want to run Sparrow? Well, things get a little trickier now.
Addam is a common pick because he makes the unit even harder to kill, but he doesn’t have any good morale-at-will cards. He does have Charismatic Leadership, but it’s reactionary and your opponent would have to make the mistake of targeting the Warrior’s Sons with something to trip it off. Frankly, Addam in the Warrior’s Sons means they’re liable to be ignored. If they don’t generate Faith Tokens, their attacks are a bit mediocre for their cost, so you have a problem there.
Daario has a surprising amount of potential. You can mill-draw Sellsword Bravado to produce Faith Tokens while making the enemy weaker at the same time. Afterward, you can use Faith to get some good attacks, or, if you can claim Wealth, Daario gives the unit’s attacks Sundering. Therefore, any time you hold Wealth, this a pretty strong fighting unit. But wait, there’s more! Sellsword Negotiations can restore the health of the Warrior’s Sons while also having you count as holding Wealth, which is a lovely combo for a front-line unit like this, and I think it makes Daario, Stormcrow Captain the leading candidate to be in a unit of Warrior’s Sons. It is also worth considering that when you play Reckless Strikes, Faith will let you re-roll your attacks, so there’s some potential there, but I don’t recommend it, because the card can also auto-wound the Warrior’s Sons, which undermines their function as a scary, offensive wall.
If you still want to use these guys but don’t want to use Sparrow or Daario as your commander, you can put Mandon Moore in them, and at the drawback of needing to field Joffrey as well, they become a powerful fighter and defender both. They’ll run into trouble on the occasions that they fail their Panic Tests and lose their Faith Tokens, so to mitigate that, it’s usually good to avoid spending Faith while they’re at full ranks. You can wait until they’re on the second or last rank, at which point the Faith tokens have higher value, and spend them then.
Champions of the Faith do generate more Faith Tokens while handing out Vulnerable Tokens, or, if you like gambling, Panicked Tokens. Naturally, there’s also always Gregor, who doesn’t highlight the best parts of the Warrior’s Sons that well, but it does do all the bonkers, this-and-the-kitchen-sink cheese that commanders like Gregor do.
This unit is still okay without any attachments, but mainly just for standing on an objective, which is not the best use of seven points. If you’re going to invest that much, it should be to violently and noisily take something from somebody. The other reason I personally prefer Daario for this is because it won’t cost anything extra to place him in the unit.
Casterly Rock Honor Guard
Potential Fixes: Gregor commander, Daario commander, Meryn Trant, Mandon Moore
It’s so depressing to see so much text on a card, knowing you won’t use any of it. Honor Guard trade Condition Tokens for one-off effects that aren’t better than the Condition Tokens. They expend weakness to get Sundering, which is something most units of their cost might already have. They expend Vulnerable to recover wounds, conditionally based on whether or not the enemy lost a rank. They expend Panicked to remove a unit’s abilities for the turn, and though this one is useful if you’d for some reason put a Panicked Token on the board (probably explicitly for this unit’s ability), it’s not an ability that’s universally valuable because not everything has a defensive ability, and it’s hard to guess if your opponent has a card you want to block.
When you use the ability, the token goes away, so you not only have an issue with needing to set up the effect, but it’s ephemeral. Using NCUs to get the tokens is a problem because that necessitates playing the NCU first, likely broadcasting your intent, and giving your opponent an opportunity to respond. There are attachments that generate tokens, but they only do it once per round, and it’s an opportunity cost to generate a token just to quickly take it away.
In my opinion, the only good attachment that makes this unit work is Gregor as a commander. The unit has decent armor, a decent attack profile, and good morale, so once you give them two automatic wounds, immunity to Weakness, Sundering, and all of Gregor’s cards, they are an imminent threat to everyone. That’s not to say they’re actually good. It’s just that Gregor’s so jacked up that he rescues it.
Meryn Trant can be used as a fix for the Honor Guard because he consistently generates Weakness and Panicked tokens before each attack. You could skip the token thing entirely and go for Mandon Moore, though I think Meryn is better since it gets the ability nullification along with attack re-rolls. However, neither of these choices are great because they increase the cost of the unit, force-include Joffrey, and introduce the Crown confound, where you have to play an NCU before you can play the Honor Guard.
Daario can also pick this unit up with Sellsword Bravado, which will generate Weakness and Panicked before an attack, and while you control Wealth, the unit will have Sundering. However, I think Daario works a bit better in the Warrior’s Sons, because the Warrior’s Sons tend to be tougher on defense and sustain for longer when you’re using Sellsword Negotiations to keep them alive. Warrior’s Sons also have more flexibility with how you expend their Faith tokens, and when they use Sellsword Bravado, they can benefit from their Faith abilities without consuming the Weakness and Panicked tokens. Honor Guard destroy your tokens from the card, Warrior’s Sons construct on the morale test and leave the tokens intact.
Knights of Casterly Rock
Potential Fixes: None Needed
Essentially the premiere unit of the Lannisters, the Knights of Casterly Rock are fast, well-armored, and brutal. There’s not much more to say about them! “Lannister Supremacy” makes them a bit risky to shoot at with archers, and when they attack a unit that isn’t as good at fighting, it can give some nasty shocks, but really it’s the basics that make the Knights as good as they are. Generally it’s not a great idea to run attachments on them because they’re already an eight point unit, and the best thing a player can do for them is provide support.
Notable Neutrals
Though I won’t go into detail on all the Neutral options, there are a few things that deserve to be pointed out.
Bolton Cutthroats are doing basically what the Mountain’s Men are but without the stupid caveats, so if you put Sandor in them to give them Fueled By Slaughter, they cost the same, get 3+ to hit default, have a better attack profile, and heal when they attack instead of when an enemy fails a Panic Test. Not a great unit, but it’s more stable and achieves a similar goal without needing you to also run Red Cloaks, Joffrey, and whatever else.
Stormcrow Mercenaries do well with a few different attachments from the Lannisters. Tyrion most notably, who should really be in these guys if you need a nice, affordable place to put him. The Stone Crows have no advantages over the Stormcrows. It’s not even close, the Stormcrows are better.
Lysense Sellswords can bounce back from a lot of damage if you put Sandor in them. Once they’ve got two pillage tokens on them, every attack is going to restore between three to six wounds. Not bad for six points!
Stormcrow Dervishes with Sandor can also be very resilient. Because they can attack on Wealth, they can make up to three attacks per round (or more if you have Assault Orders), and each attack will heal the unit. Since they can retreat, if you still have your activation, you can take an attack from the Tactics Board, retreat, then charge as your activation, which inflicts Vulnerable from Sandor. That’s just one option – this unit is also no slouch when led by Kevan, who can charge when claiming Crown, retreat, then charge again as his activation. In my opinion, this is the best seven point unit the Lannisters can get if your commander isn’t supporting Warrior’s Sons because the Dervishes have the same armor as most of your options, but unlike your units, these guys are reliable and have consistent abilities.
In Summary of Units
To make this really simple, if you want a competitive list, you should probably be using Halberds, Knights, and Crossbows. You can use Warrior’s Sons if you’re set up for it. Brigands are also alright as light cavalry, but you should be very careful with them since they’re so fragile. Beyond those options, Neutrals are probably a better bet, because Neutrals have abilities that are more stable and will require less set-up.
You might have also noticed a few comments like, “When you play this card, this unit really benefits from it.”
Stuff like that is why Tyrion, Giant of Lannister should be in almost every list you make. Some units are going to be bad no matter what commanders or attachments you put in them, but they do get better and are more fun to play if you combo them with specific cards. That doesn’t work if those cards are at the bottom of your deck and you’re stuck drawing dysfunctional duds like Hear Me Roar.

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