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Seeing Double

May 2005·pp. 56–58

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Andy Smillie and Adam Hall take their paired Wood Elf armies through nine doubles games, winning all five on the first day with concentrated shooting, magic and mobile support. The second day brings harder counters and a costly misunderstanding of Capture’s objective, leaving them twelfth overall despite briefly reaching the top table and finishing with a useful collection of tactical lessons.

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The News

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