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EDITORIAL·WHITE DWARF 311

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November 2005·p. 143

THE SHORT VERSION

Owen Rees expands his Tahnelian armoured cars and reports losses while testing for the Grand Tournament, adding a practical mud recipe to the photographed vehicles. Rik Turner builds a Last Alliance Elf army and converts a younger-looking Haldir to lead archers, Christian Byrne refreshes High Elves, and Nick Kyme prepares Dwarfs while reporting continuing Necron games with his brother. The group also discusses using existing battle honours as agreed house rules.

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Editorial: Guy’s Farewell

Guy Haley ends eighteen months with the UK magazine, including ten as official editor, and hands responsibility to Owen Rees. He explains how the seven national editions combine local material with central studio content, the latter becoming his new responsibility. Thanks to the team and memories of finishing issue 300 make the farewell a record of both personal change and the magazine’s production structure.

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CommunityWD 311 · pp. 10–15

The News

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A Shadow in the East

Adam Troke describes a region-focused supplement set around Rhûn rather than another retelling of a film. A Gondorian campaign against Easterlings and Khand will escalate through linked scenarios, with an appendix connecting the armies to wider history. Perry concepts and new plastic bowmen and cavalry expand the range, while Khamûl supplies a named Ringwraith and Good heroes ensure the book is not confined to Evil forces.

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