ReviewWD 353 · p. 9
Martin Footitt’s Gretchin carry extra ammunition for their masters. Mark Harrison’s pirate characters explore a more unusual part of the Old World. A flamboyant human captain and undead rival represent different dangers at sea. The notice brings functional army helpers and narrative collector figures together.
Warhammer 40,000Warhammer Fantasy BattlesOrks
ReviewWD 353 · p. 10
Calard faces greater responsibility after an invasion and his father’s death. His new knightly status offers little respite from threats to Bretonnia. A further terror soon challenges the land’s defenders. The notice continues his story through the duties attached to the title rather than only its prestige.
Warhammer Fantasy BattlesBretonnia
ReviewWD 353 · p. 10
A short adventure accompanies the introductory Warhammer game. The story offers action and heroism within the setting’s dangerous world. Its accessible length is aimed at readers entering Black Library fiction. The notice connects the narrative to the familiar boxed battle without reproducing the tale.
Warhammer Fantasy BattlesDwarves