EditorialWD 359 · p. 1
Mark writes as an increasingly alarmed Imperial scribe hearing rats outside his study. Jeremy Vetock’s new Skaven book becomes a forbidden scholarly account that confirms the rumours. References to Middle-earth and distant armoured heroes offer brief diversions from the threat. The playful introduction makes Imperial denial part of the issue’s launch theme.
Warhammer Fantasy BattlesWarhammer 40,000
RulesWD 359 · pp. 28–33
Mat introduces new Evil profiles for the skirmish game after the previous issue’s formation-battle coverage. Haradrim and Easterling support models are joined by Black Guard, Kardûsh and two distinctive Ringwraiths. Special rules reward positioning, resource management and cooperation between heroes and troops. The article includes profiles, equipment, points and spell information for the featured additions.
Middle-earth Strategy Battle GameHarad
RulesWD 359 · pp. 28–29
The Taskmaster can support nearby heroic actions without always consuming the acting hero’s Might. The Golden King combines a litter, guards and a banner in a single model, with a way to undermine enemy Courage. Merchant Guard fight with heavy weapons without the usual penalty. A Hornblower upgrade supplies a further army-wide morale benefit.
Middle-earth Strategy Battle GameHarad