EditorialWD 304 · p. 6
Guy Haley introduces the thirtieth-anniversary histories and celebrates the return of a UK letters page. Reflecting on the long evolution from detailed Rogue Trader games to quicker contemporary battles, he invites readers to discuss their projects, challenge the magazine’s reports and contribute useful ideas even when a submitted article cannot be published.
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CommunityWD 304 · pp. 6–7
Nick converts a mounted good Saruman and Witch Hunter Zealots while Paul Rudge’s growing cavalry points toward a Harad army and a new Mordheim warband. Christian distinguishes quick army painting from experiments on individual figures, and Greg recalls an impromptu Battle Companies alliance whose promising game was interrupted when the studio’s power returned.
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InterviewWD 304 · pp. 12–21
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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