EditorialWD 292 · p. 2
Paul Sawyer previews the Chaos Hellcannon, describing its miniature, daemon-bound character and Chaos Dwarf crew. A survey of coming Storm of Chaos armies then introduces Archaon’s Horde, Grimgor’s ’Ardboyz, Middenheim’s defenders and the Slayers of Karak Kadrin. The editorial presents the approaching campaign as an opportunity for armies with noticeably different identities and playing styles.
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InterviewWD 292 · pp. 18–23
Graham McNeill and Andy Hoare trace Codex: Witch Hunters from concept meetings to its army list and visual presentation. They connect the Sisters’ older history to the Ordo Hereticus while preserving their Ecclesiarchy identity. Transport restrictions, stronger Acts of Faith and new penitent units address different styles of force. Psychological attacks, adversaries and ambiguous Radical or Puritan beliefs distinguish these Inquisitors from the Daemonhunters.
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PaintingWD 292 · pp. 24–26
Mike Dodds, Martin Isaksson and Sam Lee show how red, black, white and metal can produce the six major Orders Militant. Shared demonstrations cover hair, skin and weapons before comparing robes and armour in the principal colours. Controlled mixes and layered highlights distinguish materials within the restricted palette. Alternative schemes encourage readers to apply the methods to their own order rather than simply duplicate a studio uniform.
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