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EDITORIAL·WHITE DWARF 376

Editorial: The Grey Knights Arrive

April 2011·Inside cover

THE SHORT VERSION

Andrew Kenrick introduces a Grey Knights release that greatly expands a long-established Chapter with Paladins, Dreadknights, teleporters and new weaponry. The issue follows those ideas through sculptor interviews, modelling demonstrations and a battle between two first-time report participants. Kenrick also welcomes Simon Grant as a staff writer after his earlier contributions to the magazine.

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FictionWD 376 · p. 11

The Fall of Damnos: An Exclusive Extract

Scipio Vorolanus leads his Ultramarines through an ice-choked refinery under relentless Necron fire, but Tigurius orders them to halt before their final advance. The Librarian exposes Flayed Ones buried beneath the courtyard, revealing a living minefield intended to catch the charging Marines. The warning saves the squad from surprise, yet the ensuing fight still costs Naceon his life and leaves Scipio confronting the killer at close quarters.

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CommunityWD 376 · pp. 12–13

News

An Easter campaign sends the Grey Knights to Thalassocres to prevent Ghargatuloth’s awakening, alongside related building and gaming activities. Roleplaying previews cover Deathwatch’s Rites of Battle, with Chapter creation and an expanded armoury, and Dark Heresy’s The Black Sepulchre, the beginning of the Apostasy Gambit. School League finalists and the growing online rules archive round out the issue’s news.

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InterviewWD 376 · pp. 14–27

The Masters of Titan

Andy Hall gathers the designers of the new Grey Knights plastics to explain how knightly heraldry, engraved script and wrist-mounted guns preserve the Chapter’s identity while increasing posing freedom. Separate wrists release sword blades from moulding constraints, and shared weapon designs connect the infantry to the Dreadknight. The latter grows around its exposed Terminator pilot, with matching limb positions, fine mechanical detail and a coherent internal logic keeping the huge rig part of the miniature range.

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