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Games Day 2012: Warhammer World and Competitions

September 2012·pp. 108–109

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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.

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