CommunityWD 310 · pp. 13–16
A Sonic Lance Revenant Titan, simplified troop kits and brush-cap superglue lead the news. The Thorians sourcebook becomes freely downloadable, the Mines of Moria receives website support, and the Citadel Miniatures Hall opens to visitors. Book previews accompany the launch of Dark Millennium’s collectible cards and online campaign, while a longer notice explains the company’s contemporary response to counterfeit miniatures.
Warhammer 40,000Warhammer Fantasy BattlesAeldari
RulesWD 310 · pp. 88–95
Kevin J. Coleman presents an independent army for Gnoblars who have escaped or rebelled against Ogre masters. Cheap Fighters support leaders, Trappers, Flingers and stranger breeds, with borrowed Ogre Kingdoms monsters and restricted Greenskin mercenaries providing heavier options. Army-wide luck rerolls offset chronic bickering and fragile morale, while stolen treasures supply unreliable magical support. The list turns overwhelming numbers, opportunism and comical risk into a complete alternative force.
Warhammer Fantasy BattlesGnoblars
RulesWD 310 · p. 89
The Gnoblar army begins with a random pool of single-die rerolls, but most units may waste a turn bickering. Casualties and fleeing Gnoblars do not spread panic even among their own kind, making numerous expendable mobs practical. Sharp Stuff supplies short-range multiple thrown shots, while mercenary choices are limited to Greenskins and Common Goblin units whose animosity may turn on their smaller allies.
Warhammer Fantasy BattlesGnoblars