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BATTLE REPORT·WHITE DWARF 375

Battle for Hades Hive

March 2011·pp. 92–93

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Five Ork Waaaghs! face three Space Marine Chapters and two Guard regiments in the campaign’s final Apocalypse battle. Black Templars hold the left after losing Grimaldus, while a Salamanders thrust meets enormous counter-attacks on the right. Ghazghkull devastates the Imperial centre before Yarrick, Tycho and Terminators bring him down; with the objectives still in Imperial hands, the defenders secure Armageddon.

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