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News: Authors, Travelling Gamers and a New Throne

June 2010·pp. 12–15

THE SHORT VERSION

The news announces William King’s return to Black Library with a Tyrion and Teclis trilogy and celebrates international competitors at the Strategy Battle Game Grand Tournament. A revised Throne of Skulls format emphasises enjoyable games and varied armies, while the School League approaches its national final. The web column points readers towards downloadable Spearhead formations, older Inquisition codexes and supporting modelling material, distinguishing those online resources from the rules printed in this issue.

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EditorialWD 366 · p. 1

Editorial: A New Editor and Spearhead

Andrew Kenrick introduces his first issue as editor and the vehicle battles of Spearhead. He describes White Dwarf as a magazine to revisit, citing campaigns, battle reports and painting guides that remain useful on his desk. His recollection of attempting the cardboard Baneblade from his first issue contrasts with the plastic super-heavy tanks now available, connecting personal hobby history to the issue’s armoured theme.

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InterviewWD 366 · pp. 16–27

Tank Shock

Adam Troke talks to the designers behind the new Imperial Guard and Eldar vehicles. Dave Andrews explains the Imperium’s deliberately archaic tanks, while Tom Walton and Dale Stringer discuss interchangeable Leman Russ variants and the dual Manticore–Deathstrike kit. Jes Goodwin traces the Eldar’s flowing vehicle shapes back to the 1990s and describes the collaborative redesign of the Fire Prism and Night Spinner, accompanied by background and gaming notes on iconic tanks.

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TacticsWD 366 · pp. 18–21

The Leman Russ and Death from Above

The Leman Russ overview presents its combination of heavy protection, long range and variant weapons as the Imperial Guard’s armoured benchmark. The accompanying artillery discussion contrasts the Manticore’s repeated rocket salvos with the Deathstrike’s delayed but potentially overwhelming single missile. These introductory profiles explain why opponents must prioritise the artillery while confronting tanks able to support a wide range of battlefield roles.

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