InterviewWD 406 · p. 29
Camille Lisoir describes a tactical team-building game in which seven-player rosters compete online. A playbook determines their approach rather than requiring direct control of every moment. Better results develop both players and tactical possibilities. Cabalvision replays show how the chosen plan works during the match.
Blood BowlOrcs
ReviewWD 406 · p. 32
Jes praises the novel’s mirrored relationships between Angron and Lorgar, and Khârn and Argel Tal. Angron’s enslavement and the Butcher’s Nails make the World Eaters’ violence tragic rather than uncomplicated. Lorgar’s apparent concern for his brother adds uncertainty to his larger schemes. Large battles and consequential revelations grow from those relationships rather than replacing them.
The Horus HeresyWorld Eaters
ReviewWD 406 · p. 36
The second campaign book recounts the betrayal at Isstvan V and the forces involved. Artwork and uniform guides accompany the account of three shattered loyalist Legions. New rules and scenarios extend Betrayal’s foundation. Mechanicum organisations and their machines receive additional attention alongside the Marines.
The Horus HeresyIron Hands