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PAINTING·WHITE DWARF 454

The Jade Eye

May 2020·p. 89

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Dan Harden finally pushes his Cypher Lords through their first convergence after repeated defeats, learning to exploit movement and two-inch attacks. Complete recipes record the warband’s blue robes, metallic details and bases so the growing Jade Eye can remain consistent as more fighters and Furies join.

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