CommunityWD 444 · pp. 4–7
Readers describe the hobby as a source of community and welcome the accessible newer games. Painting advice explains an orange-diamond Harlequin scheme, while a question about Black Templars Librarians and a showcase of Daniel Jackson’s Magnus provide contrasting lore and modelling interests.
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EditorialWD 444 · pp. 14–17
Robin describes an iterative cycle of rules, games and revisions before external testers share their own experiences. Competitive organisers and narrative players bring different priorities, but all stress sustained work, careful feedback and the value of knowing how an army should feel as well as how efficiently it wins.
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FictionWD 444 · pp. 18–23
Captain Atanaxis receives Custodians bearing the means to create Primaris Blood Ravens, a gift whose implications are as unsettling as its promise is welcome. Compliance becomes unavoidable, but he and his Librarian resolve to learn what the accompanying Martian servants know and withhold their findings even from Angelos until they understand more.
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