EditorialWD 345 · p. 1
A move to a brighter office uncovers the White Dwarf team’s neglected miniatures and prompts lunchtime painting and games. Mark Latham divides his attention between Reikland and Space Marines, then compares the excitement of Black Reach with opening his own second-edition box years earlier. He hopes today’s newcomers will form similar memories. The editorial connects a major release with the everyday pleasure of reviving projects and sharing them with colleagues.
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CommunityWD 345 · pp. 10–11
The November Warriors of Chaos release is previewed as the successor to the magazine’s interim list. Phil Kelly’s book promises Warshrines, Forsaken, a Troll King and Sigvald, alongside new plastic cavalry and Warhounds. The introduction places armoured Chaos Warriors within the wider northern tribes and their destructive ambitions. Mike Anderson’s Chaos Lord provides a first visual example of the accompanying character range.
Warhammer Fantasy BattlesWarriors of Chaos
CommunityWD 345 · p. 12
Battle March brings the Mark of Chaos game and its expansion together on Xbox 360, with a separate expansion for PC. The preview introduces Dark Elves, expanded Orc forces, campaigns and online competition while stressing army command over resource management. Customisation and developing heroes give players further ways to shape their forces. Its multiple modes offer both a solo campaign and battles against distant opponents.
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