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INTERVIEW·WHITE DWARF 293

The Future of Epic

May 2004·pp. 38–41

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Jervis Johnson outlines planned support for Epic: Armageddon after its introductory White Dwarf series. Missing units, character packs, Forge World models and the proposed Swordwind supplement sit alongside plans for additional armies and related scales of warfare. Fanatic, annual reviews and the online experimental rules process are presented as the game’s future support channels. The article records the roadmap as it stood in 2004; it does not establish that every announced project later appeared.

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