CommunityWD 366 · pp. 12–15
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.
Warhammer Fantasy BattlesWarhammer 40,000High Elves
LoreWD 366 · pp. 44–49
Andy Hall surveys the conflicts that define the Warhammer world before revealing that a new edition will arrive in July. The preview stresses larger formations, towering monsters, more dramatic magic and expanded background, artwork and army photography. Its centrepiece is the forthcoming 528-page rulebook, but detailed mechanics are deliberately deferred to the next issue, making this an introduction to the setting and the scale of the new release.
Warhammer Fantasy BattlesThe Empire
ModellingWD 366 · pp. 84–89
Andy Hall follows Duncan Rhodes as he explores different poses from the new Boar Boyz and River Troll kits. The Orc riders can look poised to strike or already charging, while Troll heads, hands and vomit pieces turn individual monsters into small narrative scenes. Painted examples explain focal points, shared colours and the influence of an aquatic habitat, with Duncan’s own Trolls showing several different green foundations.
Warhammer Fantasy BattlesOrcs & Goblins5 paint colours