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Necromancer

April 2019·p. 27

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A tomb, Spirit Hosts and a Necromancer become a battlefield objective depicting the theft of a hero’s soul. Replacing the tomb occupant’s head with a spectral part makes the magical process readable without needing a large or elaborate diorama.

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CommunityWD 441 · pp. 8–9

Readers’ Models

A reader gallery ranges from richly coloured Chaos figures to sombre Space Marines, alien creatures and a detailed Imperial pilot. Photography tips support future submissions, while a highlighted shield demonstrates how tiny scratches can make black and yellow armour appear battle-worn.

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LoreWD 441 · pp. 10–13

Worlds of Warhammer: Special Characters

Phil considers why memorable named heroes combine recognisable archetypes with flaws and exceptions to their faction’s usual behaviour. Established characters and a list of questions about origin, motive and past deeds show how players can develop their own leaders and turn battlefield results into a continuing personal saga.

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CommunityWD 441 · pp. 16–17

The Stormvault Warlords

Four collectors begin armies for the contest over newly revealed Stormvaults. The introduction explains manageable collecting stages and the varied experience of the participants, encouraging readers to join in with their own painting goals and eventual games.

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