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August 2011·pp. 14–15

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The Scourge of the Storm campaign invites players to register battles between 16 July and 27 August, with participating stores counting results twice and the final outcome due on 31 August. Other news previews the Space Marine collector’s edition and The Church of the Damned, the second Dark Heresy Apostasy Gambit adventure, which takes its investigation into an Ecclesiarchy conspiracy.

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Editorial

Andrew Kenrick introduces a month in which the Storm of Magic campaign brings unlikely allies together. New Vampire Counts monsters and official character rules accompany an Empire–Daemon alliance against the Undead, while the first instalment of the Sisters of Battle Codex supplies background and unit rules ahead of September’s army list.

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Shrine of Knowledge: Power Scroll

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The Dead and the Damned

Simon Grant talks to Phil Kelly, Alex Hedström and Brian Nelson about the new Vampire Counts models and rules. Hedström contrasts the rearing, decayed nobility of the Zombie Dragon with the forward-lunging Terrorgheist and its bestial Ghoul King rider; exposed organs and ribs draw on John Blanche’s imagery. Kelly gives Wraiths and Banshees individual histories as heroes, while Nelson discusses the freedom that plastic character kits offer for delicate poses and sculpted bases.

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