CommunityWD 480 · pp. 4–9
Readers describe the personal value of returning to Warhammer, offer a sinister reworking of a familiar poem and share finished models. Painting advice breaks down the Flawless Host’s purple and pink scheme, while Juan Sanz’s Magnus uses glowing skin, contrasting feathers and a small conversion to emphasise the primarch’s sorcerous nature.
Warhammer 40,000Age of Sigmar8 paint colours
LoreWD 480 · pp. 10–13
A tour of the setting’s principal factions examines why their own justifications do not make them moral heroes. Imperial oppression, Necron entitlement, T’au certainty and Aeldari self-preservation sit alongside more openly destructive forces, distinguishing sympathetic individuals and understandable motives from the terrible institutions and choices that define the wider galaxy.
Warhammer 40,000
LoreWD 480 · pp. 16–23
The Silent King arrives in the Nephilim Anomaly and turns Szeras’s cautious experimentation into a coordinated campaign of destruction. Dynastic nobles continue their political manoeuvres beneath the appearance of unity, but Szarekh’s authority removes obstacles to mass attacks; even victories and setbacks become evidence of competing ambitions within his supposedly obedient empire.
Warhammer 40,000Necrons