Sorry, Knight. Not footmen.

If a Raid Order is used to remove an opponent’s Consolidate
Power Order token, the raiding player is said to be pillaging his
opponent. After resolving the Raid Order, the pillaging player
receives one Power token from the Power Pool and the opponent
discards one of his available power tokens to the Power Pool, if
able. The pillaging player always gains one token from the Power
Pool, even if the opponent has none available to lose.

Fleet Pyke to Ironman's Bay

The Tyrell Fleet moves to the West Summer Sea.

Footman to Searoad Marches, Knight to Stoney Sept

Stark: From Winterfell: Knight to Moat Cailin

Sunspear Knight to Storm's End

Greyjoy moves two ships from Ironman's Bay to Sunset Sea.

A Knight from The Reach attacks King's Landing.
1. Tyrell receives +1 support from Lannister; Baratheon receives +1
2. Initial Combat Strength 3 v 3.
3. House Cards: Mace +4; Stannis +4
4. Tide of Battle: +1 S; +1 S
5. Final Combat Strength: +8 S; +8 S
6. House Tyrell takes King's Landing killing the Baratheon Knight.

Stark: From White Harbor: Footman to Widow's Watch

Martell: Two knights from Storm's End to Kingswood. Leave a power token.
1. Baratheon receives support from Shipbreaker's Bay.
2. Initial Combat Strength: Martell +5; Baratheon +2
3. House Cards: Obara +2 S; Davos +3 S
4. Tides of Battle: +0; +1 S
5. Final Combat Strength: +8 S; +6 S S
The Baratheon footman is killed.

King Jeffrey uses his special consolidate power order to muster a ship in Shipbreaker's Bay, and upgrade a footman to a knight in Dragonstone.