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The God-Machines March: Heraldry

August 2018·pp. 102–103

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Titan and Knight transfers communicate legion identity, individual service and battlefield honours. Kill markings, princeps laurels and star-chart armour show how tiny heraldic details can carry a large amount of background, helping the new scale retain the personalities of much larger war engines.

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