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MODELLING·WHITE DWARF 447

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October 2019·p. 41

THE SHORT VERSION

Sam Wilson gives an Astral Templars leader a scarred head and an urban flagstone base to suggest an experienced monster hunter stationed in Azyr. Airbrushed pale greys followed by blue washes make the Gryph-charger appear mystical, while purple armour and neutral paving keep rider and setting distinct.

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