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INTERVIEW·WHITE DWARF 436

The Need for Speedin’

November 2018·pp. 44–51

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Matt Holland explains six vehicles built around rival drivers and different attitudes toward speed, technology and danger. The ’Eavy Metal team then uses clan colours and contrasting textures to distinguish the machines, from a worn Snakebite squig wagon to a proudly polished Bad Moon racer.

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CommunityWD 436 · pp. 4–31

Planet Warhammer

Orks take over the month’s releases with a new codex, six racing vehicles and the Speed Freeks game. Kill Team Commanders, Space Marine Heroes and fresh hobby equipment accompany the greenskins, while Forge World, digital games and Black Library broaden the issue’s news.

Warhammer 40,000Kill Team
November 2018Read summary
InterviewWD 436 · p. 10

Designer’s Notes: Speed Freeks Rules

James Gallagher explains a simple vehicle game with difficult choices about allocating dice between initiative, movement and shooting. Different rukks and campaign formats support repeat play, while optional clan abilities and Kustom Jobz give racing mobs character without changing the core rhythm.

Speed FreeksOrks
November 2018Read summary
InterviewWD 436 · p. 17

Designer’s Notes: Kill Team Commanders

Simon Grant introduces important characters whose missions and abilities raise the stakes of a skirmish. Commander levels, traits and stronger specialisms offer several ways to spend a larger points allowance, with familiar aura effects represented through tactics rather than automatic army-wide benefits.

Kill Team
November 2018Read summary