ShowcaseWD 395 · pp. 38–40
The Forge World selection moves from compact, muscular Magma Dragons to a gaunt Incarnate Elemental of Fire, examining how sculpted anatomy and flame convey different kinds of power. New Marine jetbikes provide an Art Deco-inspired Heresy silhouette with several heavy-weapon options, while redesigned Bull Centaurs bring a much larger, heavily armoured presence to the Chaos Dwarfs. The descriptions focus on the miniatures’ character and modelling appeal rather than supplying new rules.
Warhammer Fantasy BattlesThe Horus HeresyChaos Dwarfs
LoreWD 395 · p. 42
Adam Troke reviews Pariah without revealing its twists, concentrating on Alizebeth Bequin’s training, viewpoint and uncertain place among competing powers. He praises the vivid supporting characters and natural dialogue that continue the strengths of Eisenhorn and Ravenor, while acknowledging the deliberate complexity of the mystery. The appeal lies in gradually reconsidering who characters really are and what they want as apparently secure assumptions give way.
Warhammer 40,000Inquisition
LoreWD 395 · p. 44
The paperback review positions Salvation’s Reach as a pivotal opportunity in the Sabbat Worlds war: captured intelligence leads the Tanith to a secret weapons facility guarded by the Sons of Sek. Preparations and the eventual assault are interwoven with regimental politics, attempted murder and personal relationships. Adam’s praise centres on the vivid attack sequence and the way a military objective continues the larger story begun in Blood Pact.
Warhammer 40,000Imperial Guard