LoreWD 330 · pp. 36–41
The new plastic Miners combine the Dwarfs’ working lives with their battlefield identity, supplying drills, carts, a pony and blasting equipment as well as warriors. New heroes and an Oath stone reinforce the idea of an army defined by honour and endurance. A starter force and the Miners’ tunnelling rules show how these practical craftsmen can add surprise and mobility to an otherwise deliberate Dwarf battle line.
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EditorialWD 330 · pp. 60–65
Guy Haley follows White Dwarf from a small role-playing magazine into an international publication centred on Citadel miniatures. A timeline uses landmark issues to trace new games, plastic kits, army books, battle reports and changes in editors and production. The feature also explains the period of differing national editions and the recent return to shared Studio content, making the magazine’s changing format part of the wider history of Games Workshop.
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LoreWD 330 · p. 66
Adam Troke recounts the legendary meeting of Josef Bugman, Gotrek and Grombrindal when an outnumbered Dwarf force faced greenskins and Beastmen. Their arrival transforms an expected last stand into an impossible victory, followed by an oath to defend Dwarfkind together whenever needed. The account acknowledges the extravagant numbers of the saga, presenting the anniversary miniature as the physical expression of that shared legend.
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