ReviewWD 406 · p. 28
The hardback supplement follows O’Shovah from a celebrated Tau commander to the leader of a breakaway empire. Worlds, campaigns and the Eight receive their own background and illustrations. Galleries and army rules connect the history to collecting. An accompanying scenario pits the famous commanders against Tyranids.
Warhammer 40,000T’au Empire
ReviewWD 406 · p. 30
Mark Clapham follows Hool from a crowded Mordian hive into the 114th Regiment. Adam is particularly drawn to the convincing civilian setting and wishes the transition through training were longer. Once deployed, the regiment faces renegades and stranger night-time threats. Sergeant Essler and Commissar Tordez give the disciplined formation memorable individual characters.
Warhammer 40,000Mordian Iron Guard
ReviewWD 406 · p. 33
The Tome of Fire novels and associated short stories appear together in a large collection. Dak’ia and the Third Company face renegades who mirror their own Legion’s heritage. Mutual revenge drives the conflict, while the Salamanders’ compassion gives it a distinct character. Andrew recommends the series as an expression of the Chapter qualities that first attracted him.
Warhammer 40,000Salamanders