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COMMUNITY·WHITE DWARF 302

The News

February 2005·pp. 2–5

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Andy Hoare previews Lustria as an environment for existing armies, with jungle encounters and a linked Sotek campaign rather than a conventional army book. Other news covers Sharkey and Worm, Forge World’s Griffon, the forthcoming role-playing relaunch and historical card-game expansions, alongside new hobby resources and preparation for the War of the Ring campaign.

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Night on Bear Mountain

With the caravan’s Ogre guards away settling an argument, Gnoblars descend on the wagons to steal anything useful. Attackers earn plunder by remaining at a wagon and can escape voluntarily with it, while random game length represents the guards’ approaching return; captured loot supplements ordinary victory points rather than replacing the battle entirely.

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