CommunityWD 503 · pp. 2–5
Readers describe finding an entry into Warhammer through the magazine and maintaining a family hobby after moving from Wisconsin to Prague. The gallery includes a Bretonnian-inspired Mangler Squig conversion with colourful heraldry and a marshy base, while the featured Tome Keepers collection turns a personal painting challenge into an expanding Space Marine force.
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CommunityWD 503 · pp. 14–15
Lyle discusses bonus points as a tool for keeping a gaming league lively. Rewards can encourage painted armies, varied opponents or challenges to leading players, but changing the scoring must suit the group’s preference for predictability or surprise. The studio Spearhead league provides the example, with the organiser’s aim of increasing enjoyment taking precedence over any particular catch-up mechanism.
CommunityWD 503 · pp. 18–21
The second month of the studio league adds a bonus for every game played, increasing opportunities to catch the early leaders. The report tracks faction participation, games in Aqshy and Ghyran, additional awards and a changed leaderboard. Dan Harden describes how his new Skaven exploit mobile characters and retreat abilities, illustrating how a growing painted army and practical experience develop together.
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