EditorialWD 389 · p. 2
Andrew Kenrick explains how the Necrons’ firepower and a new Studio campaign persuaded him to start a collection of his own. Mat Ward’s invasion of Tanrak supplies scenarios and Apocalypse formations, while his first Tome of Battle expands Storm of Magic. Painting remains another strong theme, with Nihilakh Necrons, more new-range examples and every Empire province represented in the issue.
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CommunityWD 389 · pp. 20–21
News previews Games Day and a store campaign whose Good-versus-Evil results will choose the event’s T-shirt theme, with extra credit for recently painted Heroes. Licensed releases include The Koronus Bestiary for Rogue Trader, Rising Tempest for Deathwatch and Fragments of Power for Warhammer: Invasion. A correction credits Karl Richardson with the March cover art previously attributed to Kev Walker.
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PaintingWD 389 · p. 43
Death World Forest gives the Glade Guard a muted green cloak, and Athonian Camoshade deepens its folds. Elysian Green and Ogryn Camo lighten the raised fabric in broad-to-narrow stages. Leaving the earlier shadows visible gives the woodland palette shape without replacing it with a bright, uniform green.
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