EditorialWD 341 · Inside cover
Grombrindal introduces the simultaneous Daemon releases as an unusual shared project for both major Warhammer settings. Design interviews explain the undertaking, while a Dark Angels battle and an Old World campaign demonstrate the armies in action. The rest of the issue continues the Middle-earth allies tactica, develops a characterful undead collection and examines exceptional painted models. The introduction balances the month’s daemonic invasion with practical collecting and painting projects.
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CommunityWD 341 · p. 13
The Oxford Street Plaza staff receive a letter from Karen Buck MP recognising their support for gamers with disabilities. Parents also thank the team with a cake and champagne. The short profile names the staff and celebrates the extra effort involved in making their store’s hobby activities accessible. It records a local example of community support rather than a general claim about all stores.
CommunityWD 341 · p. 13
Cyanide’s forthcoming adaptation offers both a turn-based version of Blood Bowl and a faster real-time mode, with online play planned for both. The preview points readers towards demonstrations at the Blood Bowl Grand Tournament and a development website. It describes a project still in progress, presenting the two play styles as alternative ways to translate the tabletop game rather than reporting on a finished release.
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