EditorialWD 407 · p. 1
Jes introduces a second wave of Dark Elves and the multiplayer Triumph & Treachery expansion. Five rival armies put its diplomacy and betrayal to the test. Six new paints provide another practical focus through detailed demonstrations. A studio painting challenge and converted Space Marine leaders broaden the issue’s hobby coverage.
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ReviewWD 407 · p. 6
Cursed sorcerers must replenish their failing souls through sacrifice to escape Slaanesh. The plastic riders express that fate through hollow eyes, ragged hair and crude blades. A masked Master adds an especially disturbing focal point. The review connects the figures to Malekith’s prophecy and the outlawed male sorcerers of Hag Graef.
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ReviewWD 407 · pp. 7–9
Scouts carry spears, shields and holstered crossbows beneath concealing scarves. Their saddle equipment suggests long independent patrols beyond friendly lines. Helmeted, bare and cowled heads offer varied personalities, while the Herald can carry an axe or crossbow. Branded, emaciated steeds reinforce the cruelty of their masters.
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