CommunityWD 336 · p. 14
Warhammer Historical announces a new maritime game following Legends of the Old West. Its full-colour rulebook promises background and scenarios for naval clashes, with players commanding either legendary pirates or Royal Navy captains. The brief preview frames those opposing roles through the choice between imposing order and spreading plunder, introducing another historical setting to readers of the fantasy and science-fiction magazine.
Legends of the High Seas
CommunityWD 336 · pp. 102–103
Brian Aderson reviews a record attendance of more than eight thousand hobbyists at the NEC. Apocalypse demonstrations, enormous templates, author meetings and the new High Elves share the day with hobby competitions and Golden Demon. Photographs highlight the Conversion Clinic and Adam Troke’s army-book discussion, while David Rodriguez’s winning Carnifex represents the painting competition. The account presents the show as a gathering of enthusiastic participants as much as a release showcase.
Warhammer 40,000Warhammer Fantasy Battles
CommunityWD 524 · pp. 112–113
The Bunker introduction previews reader miniatures, a vast French battle and a new collection of light-hearted monthly awards on the back page. A recurring painting-challenge calendar gives themes and submission windows, while the achievement tracker explains how painting, scenarios and club events contribute towards hobby ranks. The printed sample log is labelled June 2026 within this May issue and functions as a club record rather than changing the magazine’s publication date.