CommunityWD 393 · p. 104
The news page presents BioWare’s Wrath of Heroes as a free, three-team player-versus-player game in which changing heroes can alter a battle. It also announces The Lathe Worlds for Dark Heresy, expanding the Adeptus Mechanicus in the Calixis Sector with new histories, careers and equipment. A school-year hobby note points to Dark Vengeance as a shared starting point for clubs learning the game together.
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CommunityWD 393 · pp. 106–107
The club guide begins with finding a supportive teacher and a regular space, then choosing a meeting long enough for meaningful painting or games. It recommends student recruitment through posters, shared responsibility for setup, a club name and accessible single-miniature competitions. Regular painting tables and specially written scenarios complement the School League’s short games, while local stores and the School Toolkit provide practical support for teachers and organisers.
CommunityWD 393 · pp. 108–109
Warhammer World staff describe how they will bring feature tables, exhibition highlights and opportunities for organised visits to Games Day. Adam Snook outlines gaming and mission-card activities, Lise Ward discusses miniature and art displays, and Ray Dranfield introduces the timed conversion contest. The preview also explains the A4 art competition, a twenty-minute quick-draw challenge and large participation battles, giving a picture of the event’s practical activities beyond its retail stalls.