ShowcaseWD 412 · pp. 4–7
The Burning of Prospero introduces a separate board game about the Space Wolves’ assault on Tizca, with Thousand Sons sorcery opposed by overwhelming physical force. The preview describes its forty-seven miniatures, six scenarios, different sizes of combat dice and psychic cards, explaining how its mechanics differ from Betrayal at Calth.
The Horus HeresySpace Wolves
ShowcaseWD 412 · p. 5
Six heroes from Silver Tower become available as individual miniatures, ranging from the armoured Knight-Questor to the Tenebrael Shard. The notice identifies their different origins and points collectors towards the character models without printing additional game rules.
Warhammer Quest
ShowcaseWD 412 · p. 8
Geigor’s aggressive pose and wolf-claw express a warrior who prefers close combat to his bolter. His background places him among the Einherjar and gives his hatred of the Thousand Sons a personal intensity, making him the physical counterpart to Ahriman in the new boxed game.
The Horus HeresySpace Wolves