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
LoreWD 310 · pp. 52–55
Graham McNeill previews the first dedicated Black Templars codex by tracing the chapter from Dorn’s dispute with Guilliman to Sigismund’s perpetual crusade. Dispersed fleets and variable crusade sizes explain its independence from conventional Codex organization, while close combat and refusal to retreat embody its character. New conversion sprues, Sword Brethren, Helbrecht and Grimaldus promise a range that supports the expanded history.
Warhammer 40,000Black Templars
LoreWD 310 · p. 73
A compact guide compares the six major Ork clans through their habits, equipment and colours. Goffs favour direct fighting, Bad Moons display wealth, Evil Sunz chase speed and Deathskulls loot and use blue luck markings. Snakebites prefer traditional weapons and trophies, while Blood Axes imitate Imperial kit and camouflage. The explanation makes clans ideological associations that cross tribal boundaries, providing a basis for modelling choices.
Warhammer 40,000Orks