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Golden King and Abrakhan Guard

October 2009·p. 8

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A wealthy ruler travels on a litter carried by his guards. Matching warriors extend the visual identity into a larger formation. Their design communicates luxury protected by loyal force. The main feature develops the trading city’s background and the formation-game importance of a prized hoard.

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EditorialWD 358 · p. 1

Editorial: The Sons of Russ

The Space Wolves’ long-awaited return dominates the issue. The editor introduces their new book and models alongside the wider collection of gaming and painting material. Middle-earth reinforcements and a linked campaign provide another major theme. The month’s projects connect characterful armies to stories on the battlefield.

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ReviewWD 358 · p. 3

Codex: Space Wolves

The new ninety-six-page book combines the Chapter’s sagas, home world and fighting forces. Expanded background supports the image of proud warriors who temper ferocity with cunning. An army list and model gallery connect those stories to collecting and play. The release establishes the source explored in the main designer interview.

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ReviewWD 358 · p. 4

Space Wolves Pack

Ten plastic figures can become Grey Hunters, Blood Claws or power-armoured Wolf Guard. Extensive spare parts allow different weapons and personalities. Compatibility with other Marine kits spreads that identity across a larger force. The kit is presented as both the core of an army and a source of conversion material.

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