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The Broodcoven Speaks

October 2016·pp. 78–79

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Phil Kelly and Simon Grant describe rules intended to make a fragile civilian militia win through preparation and dirty fighting. Cult Ambush and Return to the Shadows let units disappear and redeploy, while formations, leaders and stolen Imperial weapons support several different interpretations of a carefully planned uprising.

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