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Sisters of Silence: Cadre of the Ebon Talon

October 2019·p. 65

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Jason Lee draws on an older image of dark-armoured Sisters for a mostly monochrome collection punctuated by rich magenta cloth. A long progression of cool armour highlights distinguishes reflective plates from the shorter, warmer fabric sequence, giving an Imperial Agents contingent its own coherent character.

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Ask Grombrindal: Imperial Currency

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