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November 2022·p. 120

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Three Battle Doctrines missions focus on the Predator’s varied guns, squadron tactics and mobile hunting role. Restricted army selection keeps each exercise centred on the tank’s intended task, with short repeatable games and swapped roles encouraged so players can compare different approaches to the same tactical problem.

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Glory Points: Nemesis

The column introduces Nemesis as a limited deck-building format combining a warband’s own cards with one universal Rivals deck. It explains construction, rotation and the step from Rivals to more deliberate choices, using the Gnarlwood decks to show how a constrained card pool can support varied strategies without requiring an extensive collection.

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Superior Firepower

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Line Breakers

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