CommunityWD 507 · pp. 2–7
The studio Underworlds league ends with Phil’s Skinnerkin beating Leigh’s Stab Ladz, while Kelly wins the painting award. Reader letters connect novels with named character models, suggest ways to draw veterans into Combat Patrol and revisit a classic Ork shipboard scenario using modern terrain. Personal model galleries, a Fellowship diorama and cats invading a hobby bench round out the section.
Warhammer 40,000Age of SigmarFlesh-eater Courts
LoreWD 507 · pp. 8–11
Jordan presents a deliberately partisan case for the Skaven as the Hour of Ruin’s protagonists. Their long work poisoning magical nexuses has created the Vermindoom and a tangible territorial base in the Gnaw. He links constant invention, rivalry between the Great Clans and the new region’s strongholds to opportunities for stories and personal armies, ending with a playful pronunciation guide to Queekish names.
Age of SigmarSkaven
RulesWD 507 · pp. 18–19
Supply crates offer a push-your-luck alternative to fixed objective values. Players roll repeatedly to determine the materiel they recover, but exceeding the safe threshold can cause mortal wounds and reduce the reward. The underdog gains a limited re-roll, and units still near supplies at the end can extract an additional random haul.
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