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The Undying

December 2008·p. 25

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The Undying exchanges normal Fate protection for the ability to spend his large Will reserve in the same way. Successful spells from nearby heroes replenish that reserve, encouraging careful placement among other magic users. The profile connects this endurance to an obsessive desire to outlast every rival. Mounted options and standard Ringwraith powers remain available, but the distinctive resource economy is the core of his battlefield identity.

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120 points Twenty Will Eternal Willpower Arcana Leech Spellcaster cooperation No Fate

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Editorial: Holiday Gaming

Mark Latham introduces December as an opportunity for varied holiday games, highlighting the new Chaos campaign, Ringwraith scenarios, Apocalypse formations and Grombrindal’s rules. The four collectors finish their challenge with a large team battle whose result surprised him. A tribute to Alan and Michael Perry marks thirty years of sculpting, while the second Marine painting instalment provides another project for readers’ holiday time.

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War in the North: Campaign Rules and Sequence

A nominated general carries Eye of the Gods rewards between battles and can eventually ascend, earning bonus campaign territory; a further insanity result instead risks irreversible Spawnhood. Daemonic Heralds regain greater forms according to their patron’s sacred number. Enhanced spellcasting also triggers a dangerous flux table when spells fail. The ordered campaign grows in points, preserves its general and links preliminary battles to later alliances and a final contest.

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RulesWD 348 · p. 17

Scenarios 1 and 2: The Chaos Wastes

Randomly selected Chaos landmarks turn the opening campaign battles into encounters with the landscape itself. Geological aberrations and brazen spires damage nearby troops, while a defended shrine grants favour. Familiar rulebook features fill out the terrain table. Haywire magic adds new miscast and irresistible-force combinations and can interact with the campaign’s flux table, making apparently routine casting a substantial tactical risk.

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