EditorialWD 335 · Inside cover
Grombrindal grudgingly admires the High Elves’ shining ranks while recording their author as another Elf-friend in his book of grudges. The new army book, chariot, heroes and dragon lead the issue, with a city campaign and Baneblade workshop extending Apocalypse coverage. Middle-earth monsters provide a final threat, making the editorial’s tour of the contents a characterful exchange between Dwarven pride and the appeal of impressive new armies.
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InterviewWD 335 · pp. 27–43
Adam Troke rebuilds the High Elves around the identity found in their accumulated background: an ancient, dwindling people whose soldiers are exceptionally skilled. Always Strike First and a more generous selection of elite units make that identity visible in play, while three dragon ages and a Dragon Mage restore their old allies to prominence. Expanded history, character illustrations, themed armies and practical painting advice connect the revised rules with the visual and narrative character of Ulthuan.
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ModellingWD 335 · pp. 34–35
The annotated plastic frames identify the pieces that turn one character set into a mounted Prince and a foot Noble, and another into an Archmage and Mage. Alternative heads, weapons and decorative fittings allow each figure to express a particular role and provincial identity. Studying the component keys makes it easier to plan a pair of complementary leaders and select their equipment before assembly.
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