EditorialWD 333 · Inside cover
Grombrindal introduces the new Chaos Space Marines through their treachery, ambition and abundant opportunities for converting plastic miniatures. The issue’s campaign rules, magic tactics and Middle-earth Orc guide offer other ways to develop a collection, while the coming Apocalypse expansion promises battles on a much larger scale. The editorial links those projects through the pleasure of turning new models and background into personal armies.
Warhammer 40,000Warhammer Fantasy BattlesChaos Space Marines
LoreWD 333 · pp. 10–11
The preview sets the High Elves’ enduring military and magical traditions against the rise and fall of younger civilisations. A forthcoming army book accompanies plastic commanders, mages, alternative chariots and a dynamically posed dragon. The range promises both new troop options and returning characters, presenting Ulthuan as a civilisation whose long history continues to shape the armies collectors can assemble.
Warhammer Fantasy BattlesHigh Elves
TacticsWD 333 · pp. 24–25
Christian’s 1,497-point force uses the Battleforce contents as a starting point but replaces its transport with elite reinforcements. Berzerkers and a Defiler lead the advance, supported by ordinary Marines, Possessed and unpredictable Spawn. Deep-striking Terminators and two commanders deliver a later decisive attack. The commentary explains each unit’s contribution, including a Tzeentch Sorcerer’s Warptime and the ability of the revised Marines to combine bolter fire with credible assault support.
Warhammer 40,000Black Legion