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Storm of Chaos: Questions and Answers

October 2004·pp. 32–35

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Anthony Reynolds clarifies the supplement’s variant lists and confirms their continuing official status after the campaign. General answers separate unit-selection restrictions from inherited army-book rules. Faction sections address Hellcannons, Daemonic cavalry, Slayers, Middenland, Sylvania and other unusual interactions. High Elf Sea Patrol errata restore missing choices and regulate its preliminary shooting; these answers explicitly supersede earlier versions, some of which had differed online.

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Back to the, er, past…

Paul Sawyer looks back at early Citadel catalogues and the Regiments of Renown that once shaped his collecting plans. The return of Mengil’s Manflayers connects those memories to the current release schedule. Staff members bring in old favourites, and Sawyer recalls his own first purchases and painting efforts. Revisiting these roots becomes a pleasure in its own right, alongside enthusiasm for new miniatures.

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Games Workshop News

Ogre Kingdoms concept art and the Battle for Macragge starter set lead this month’s previews. Specialist-game support, Forge World Sentinel weapons and Black Library’s Games Day plans broaden the news. A school championship in Nottingham offers a glimpse of organised Middle-earth play, while The Old West outlines posse campaigns and planned expansions. Staff project reports range from Bugman’s terrain to Eldar repainting and large Chaos battles.

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Bugman’s Lament

Nick Kyme introduces a four-part campaign about the destruction of Bugman’s brewery. Rather than changing established history, the linked battles explore whether timely warnings and successful defences could have averted the disaster. Bugman’s family history, trade routes and brewing community explain why the settlement matters to the Dwarfs. Git Guzzler’s growing Goblin alliance turns the valuable beer shipments into the first targets of a larger plan.

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