LoreWD 397 · p. 40
Adam reviews Gav Thorpe’s return to the Dark Angels through three viewpoints: newly promoted Ravenwing biker Annael, Tactical Marine Telemenus and Grand Master Sammael. Their different access to the Chapter’s secrets turns a series of vivid battles into questions about orders, motives and the pursuit of the Fallen. The novel begins a new Legacy of Caliban arc while rewarding familiarity with Angels of Darkness, yet is also presented as an effective standalone action story.
Warhammer 40,000Dark Angels
LoreWD 397 · p. 41
Andrew’s initial indifference to Neferata changes when Josh Reynolds frames her history through a confrontation with Arkhan at the Silver Pinnacle. Ambition drives the queen and the surrounding Vampires more powerfully than simple bloodlust, while appearances by ancient progenitors reveal the scale of their abilities. The review finds this combination of political desire, intertwined histories and spectacular violence makes a supposedly faded ruler newly compelling.
Warhammer Fantasy BattlesVampire Counts
ShowcaseWD 397 · pp. 44–47
The revised Imperial Armour Volume One gathers Guard vehicles into a larger illustrated reference with technical profiles, history and an armoured battle-group list. New Death Guard and World Eater Contemptors display Legion-specific damage and heraldry, while command upgrades add crested helmets, communications equipment and squad vexillae to early armour marks. A final Mourngul model turns endless hunger into a disturbing floating creature clutching an Outrider’s horse, providing a very different Fantasy subject.
Warhammer 40,000The Horus HeresyImperial Guard