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Combat Patrol: Na’pok’s Hunters

September 2024·pp. 54–61

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This all-Kroot patrol combines a Lone-spear, two Carnivore units, a Krootox Rider and two Rampager packs. Na’pok guides attacks against marked prey while infantry screen the fragile but powerful assault beasts. Dedicated Enhancements, alternative scoring objectives and Stratagems support encirclement, precision fire and redeployment from battlefield edges, with bespoke datasheets and practical roster commentary completing the force.

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EditorialWD 504 · Inside cover

Editorial

Lyle Lowery celebrates the inventive Kroot collecting community and introduces an issue built around its favourite species. The new miniature range supplies an opportunity for fresh fiction, a dedicated Combat Patrol, mercenary Crusade rules and a hunting mini-game. He singles out Predators and Prey as an example of inspiration producing a distinctive tabletop experience.

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Planet Warhammer

The expanded reader section combines affection for older issues with reports of current hobby activity. A long-time collector describes rebuilding a magazine collection, readers welcome Spearhead and Legions Imperialis, and photographed models range from a vivid Lumineth character to a complete blue-and-yellow Mechanicus patrol. A digital diorama contest and a tightly fought studio Underworlds final show other forms of creative competition.

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Worlds of Warhammer: Delving for Theme

Jordan Green encourages collectors to treat the large Warhammer settings as room for their own stories rather than obligations to follow every major narrative event. Choosing a historical conflict or a particular realm can supply a unifying theme. He develops that idea through Shyish-inspired armies: haunted Kharadron salvage crews, cursed gargants, identity-preserving Stormcasts and morbid Lumineth are among the examples linking setting, conversions and heraldry.

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