LoreWD 326 · pp. 14–15
The returning Harlequins are introduced as travelling performers who move between craftworlds, Exodite settlements and Commorragh through the webway. Their artistry conceals formidable martial skill and a mysterious allegiance to the Laughing God. Jes Goodwin’s forthcoming models emphasise elaborate costumes and wargear, giving the faction a visual identity that invites particularly ambitious painting.
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LoreWD 326 · pp. 44–57
The Empire’s uniforms and banners reveal a federation of proud provinces and self-governing cities rather than a culturally uniform nation. Provincial histories, local gods and remembered victories explain colours and symbols that might otherwise seem decorative. The guide follows these meanings from state troops and knightly orders into shrines and buildings, showing how a collection can communicate its regional loyalties through heraldry.
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LoreWD 326 · pp. 46–47
The Emperor’s wealthy province fields disciplined troops in off-white, while Altdorf uses red and blue and celebrates resistance to the undead in its banner. Bögenhafen’s purple advertises commercial wealth. The Carroburg Greatswords’ dark red recalls a siege in which their original white uniforms became bloodstained, making regional variations records of particular histories.
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