CommunityWD 489 · pp. 4–7
Readers describe how painting supports their wellbeing, returning after long breaks, and building collections with friends. Donal Bisanzio recounts secretly preparing two Heresy armies before surprising Alberto Demarchi with a Nottingham gaming trip; Yvan Tavares explains his softly blended Master Lazarus. The replies also cover the editorial team’s Sylvaneth collection and how the Blood Angels Legion was organised before the Heresy.
Warhammer 40,000The Horus HeresyBlood Angels7 paint colours
LoreWD 489 · pp. 8–11
Callum Davis returns to the pronunciation of Warhammer names, covering Imperial worlds and recent World Eaters and Leagues of Votann terminology. He explains how invented words acquire a character of their own and how internal pronunciation guidance helps narrators keep a shared setting consistent, while allowing readers room for accents and personal interpretation. The examples range from ancient planetary names and warp phenomena to the Kin’s technical vocabulary.
Warhammer 40,000World Eaters
LoreWD 489 · pp. 14–19
Ka-rokk’s Waaagh! emerges from the dangerous Skavenskrol realmgate and reaches Everquake City much sooner than its defenders expect. The city’s industry depends on mysterious golden pylons restraining a tectonic realmgate, while Lord-Imperatant Kamahana’s attempt to bring relief ends in a mutually fatal naval duel with the ogor pirate Targug. Orruks, gargants and ogors batter the walls as the citizens prepare a desperate defence.
Age of SigmarOrruk Warclans