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INTERVIEW·WHITE DWARF 304

Welcome to the Jungle!

April 2005·pp. 78–81

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Andy Hoare previews Lustria as a dangerous setting for any army, where terrain and encounters can oppose an expedition as actively as the enemy. The book combines jungle formations, six scenarios, a node-map campaign and veteran honours with the Rise of Sotek’s long war, introducing Tehenhauin’s Skink-led host and Nurglitch’s diseased Skaven court.

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The News

Phil Kelly introduces the Broodlord as a Tyranid leader for the smaller vanguard creatures, explicitly distinguishing it from a Genestealer Cult army. Simon Butler discusses the new role-playing edition and its expanded post-Storm of Chaos setting, while other reports cover repackaged Middle-earth characters, Elysian Drop Troops and redesigned hobby materials, brushes and water effects.

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InterviewWD 304 · pp. 12–21

Thirty Years of Games Workshop

Guy Haley investigates the company’s change from traditional games and role-playing imports to a business centred on its own miniatures and tabletop worlds. John Stallard emphasises Citadel, Warhammer, focused shops and the appeal of owning a physical army, while the feature follows international growth, boxed games and the development of gaming spaces.

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InterviewWD 304 · pp. 12–13

From Games Workshop to the Hobby Centre

John Stallard identifies the miniatures business, Warhammer and a deliberate focus on the company’s own products as decisive changes. His account connects rapid shop growth, international expansion and the Nottingham facilities to a future ambition for Hobby Centres where people gather to play, treating the tactile pleasure of model armies as the company’s enduring attraction.

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