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COMMUNITY·WHITE DWARF 435

In the Bunker

October 2018·pp. 140–144

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The team explores Vigilus’s expanding conflict, discusses the appeal of narrative games and tries out the Nightvault. Michael’s farewell commander and newly completed tanks accompany those conversations, showing how deadlines, new rules and personal challenges keep the studio’s collections moving.

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CommunityWD 435 · pp. 4–27

Planet Warhammer

Nightvault introduces spellcasting and fresh warbands to Underworlds, while Beasts of Chaos gather around new herdstones. Warhounds, additional Kill Teams and the Wake the Dead conflict on Vigilus broaden the releases, with novels, audio and licensed games adding further ways into the month’s stories.

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TacticsWD 435 · p. 8

Eyes of the Nine

The mixed Tzeentch warband combines sorcery with fighters whose roles differ markedly. Spellcasting and the ability to bring Horrors into the battle create options beyond a direct advance, encouraging players to exploit unusual positioning and supporting cards rather than treating the group as conventional infantry.

Warhammer UnderworldsEyes of the Nine
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TacticsWD 435 · p. 9

Zarbag’s Gitz

A much larger warband creates new opportunities to occupy space and interfere with the enemy. Supporting goblins, dangerous squigs and a shaman offer varied threats, but making the numbers count requires suitable movement and cards rather than expecting every fighter to act independently.

Warhammer UnderworldsZarbag’s Gitz
October 2018Read summary