CommunityWD 400 · pp. 36–37
The anniversary merchandise feature turns Talabheim’s fictional inn into a wearable souvenir. Its emblem and menu decorate opposite sides of a shirt, with a matching printed bag. The accompanying text connects the design to the tavern’s reputation as a home for tough patrons and stories. Contemporary ordering details document a limited release tied to the four-hundredth issue.
Warhammer Fantasy Battles
ShowcaseWD 400 · pp. 50–55
Richard Sherlock gives himself a year to build a Beastman horde after earlier Empire collecting. Moonclaw’s background provides the theme, and converted monsters supply the strongest individual projects. A Jabberslythe combines unexpectedly different kits, while boar riders serve a chariot’s role in play. Repeated banner designs, scenic bases and complementary colours keep the varied creatures recognisably part of one army.
Warhammer Fantasy BattlesBeastmen
InterviewWD 400 · pp. 80–83
Adam Troke asks Jes Goodwin how the Tau’s culture informed their original battlesuits. Ranged hunting and mobility require a different military image from existing armies. Digitigrade anatomy carries through into the suits’ stance and the imagined position of the pilot. Early sketches and the explanation of designation codes show how those practical ideas became a coherent technological family.
Warhammer 40,000T’au Empire