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Nurgle’s Favoured Sons: The Death Guard

June 2017·pp. 46–47

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The new Death Guard models are examined as the result of ten millennia of mutation, field repairs and unholy manufacture. Ancient armour, living weapons, bells and Nurglings link the Legion’s equipment to Nurgle, while the Bloat-drone and Poxwalkers blur the boundaries between imprisoned Daemons, corrupted machines and still-conscious victims.

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