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PAINTING·WHITE DWARF 424

The Chaos Wastes

November 2017·p. 75

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The tundra board is painted broadly enough to stay subordinate to the army it supports. Brown earth, bronze-touched ruins and generous drifts of texture snow tie the components into one cold landscape, with overspray on the scenery deliberately helping connect the structures to the surrounding ground.

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ReviewWD 424 · pp. 28–29

Tales from the Black Library

The book roundup follows several armies into very different kinds of trouble: Blood Angels defend Baal, White Scars face an uncertain Tyranid invasion and Kharadron risk everything on a promising aether-gold discovery. It also previews a Raven Guard audio mission and omnibus editions, summarising the magazine’s introductions rather than claiming to review the full books.

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InterviewWD 424 · p. 29

Five Questions: C L Werner

C L Werner contrasts the pragmatic, profit-driven Kharadron with more traditional duardin while discussing Overlords of the Iron Dragon. He describes the challenge of writing stories large enough for the Mortal Realms’ extraordinary environments, his attraction to morally dubious characters and his continuing interest in returning to the Skaven.

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CommunityWD 424 · pp. 30–31

Contact

Readers ask for more terrain construction, linked modelling and rules features, and small pieces of fiction, while others praise the explanatory style of recent battle reports. Replies address subscription problems and hobby events; the lighter background questions consider Cawl’s armour projects and the uneasy relationship between duardin and aelves.

Warhammer 40,000Age of Sigmar
November 2017Read summary