ShowcaseWD 394 · pp. 4–35
The team examines the new Chaos range through its sculpted details and assembly options, contrasting the Forgefiend’s ranged weapons with the Maulerfiend’s close-combat machinery and the Heldrake’s predatory silhouette. Raptors and Warp Talons illustrate different degrees of corruption, while the Warpsmith, Dark Apostle and Sorcerer echo Imperial counterparts in sinister forms. Alongside the new kits, remastered characters, upgrades and classic Traitor Marines show the range’s long visual history and the variety available for a personal warband.
Warhammer 40,000Chaos Space Marines
ShowcaseWD 394 · pp. 22–25
Adam Troke reviews the first full-colour hardback 40K codex as both a physical book and a guide to Chaos. He highlights its expanded historical timeline, new artwork, atmospheric army photographs and fold-out reference section, then considers the breadth of the army list for both renegade Chapters and original Traitor Legions. The emphasis is on the book’s presentation and contents, with detailed testing of its units reserved for the battle report.
Warhammer 40,000Chaos Space Marines
CommunityWD 394 · pp. 36–37
The first downloadable White Dwarf is introduced with video commentary, rotating miniature galleries and additional photographs beyond the print edition. The page also describes digital codexes as searchable gaming references with linked equipment explanations, updated errata and detailed model views. Smaller digital publications offer scenarios, painting material and Storm of Magic content, marking a new format for distributing hobby and rules resources.