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Necropolis Hawks Kill Team

October 2019·p. 85

THE SHORT VERSION

Jason Lee uses the Chapter’s blue body and pale arms as a foundation for several personalised specialists. Weapon swaps, reposed hands and kneeling Eliminator legs make their jobs visible, while the explicit armour recipes ensure the different component combinations still read as one force.

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Ask Grombrindal: Imperial Currency

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