CommunityWD 388 · p. 33
The news page invites hobbyists to try the new paints and prepare a single Hero for a store painting competition that will feed into a later Good-versus-Evil event. It also marks the opening of Games Workshop’s first Warsaw store. Fantasy Flight’s Hero’s Call expands Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay into higher-powered adventures with new careers, regional backgrounds and spells for experienced characters.
Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay
CommunityWD 388 · pp. 50–51
The book-and-DVD overview explains its practical organisation around fundamental techniques, close-up demonstrations and eight complete army projects. Chris Peach argues that coordinated colours, reduced mixing and faster textured basing make a whole collection easier to paint consistently. The article also highlights the reference-friendly binding and the DVD’s ability to show brushwork in motion, connecting the product’s format to the actual process of working at a paint station.
CommunityWD 388 · pp. 102–105
The four collectors expand their Middle-earth forces to five hundred points, name their unnamed Heroes and play their first scored games. Painting the completed army is worth five points, with further rewards for the result on the table. The instalment records both battles and publishes each force, setting up a final combined game and centrepiece painting challenge rather than treating collection building as separate from playing.
Middle-earth Strategy Battle Game