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Vanguard-Palladors of the Hammers of Sigmar

March 2018·p. 101

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Chris Innes praises blue skin, turquoise fur and brown stripes on the newly imagined Gryph-chargers. The unusual natural palette complements the riders instead of overwhelming them, showing the importance of designing a mount and rider together.

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ShowcaseWD 428 · pp. 6–7

The Queens of Bloodshed

Morathi and her changing followers introduce a month of new releases spanning the Mortal Realms and the far future. The overview connects the cult’s old blood rituals to its new monstrous units, while highlighting the T’au’s darker expansion history and the arrival of Rogal Dorn.

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ShowcaseWD 428 · p. 8

Children of Morathi

The first Daughters of Khaine battletome follows Morathi’s escape from Slaanesh and the recovery of aelven souls. Its preview introduces the army’s background, war covens, rules, painting material and reference cards, with contrasting dice representing the High Oracle and Shadow Queen.

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InterviewWD 428 · p. 9

Designer’s Notes: The Daughters of Khaine Battletome

Robin Cruddace explains the deception behind Morathi’s claimed communion with Khaine: the power of the cult’s slaughter flows to her. Shadow magic, prayers, escalating Blood Rites and a one-way transformation give that background mechanical expression, while the spare Avatar from an existing kit becomes a usable unit.

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