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Typhus, Host of the Destroyer Hive

October 2017·p. 55

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Gaku Matsubayashi keeps details from Jes Goodwin’s classic Typhus, including the manreaper, fly emblem, Nurgling and missing rivets. Calas Typhon’s armour supplies another link to the character’s past, while a new command pose and optional fly cloak allow different presentations.

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