CommunityWD 519 · pp. 2–7
The reader gallery combines large display pieces with personal hobby memories, from a Reaver Titan and an imposing dragon to Howling Banshees, Cyreni’s Razors and a Lamenters Dreadnought. Letters describe returning to the hobby through a late parent’s miniatures and rediscovering Gotrek and Felix through books and classic sculpts, showing how collections can connect different generations of hobbyists.
Warhammer 40,000Age of SigmarAeldari
CommunityWD 519 · pp. 72–81
A branching questionnaire turns broad preferences about an army into a suggested Warhammer 40,000 faction. Decisions about hordes versus elites, cunning versus aggression, unusual technology, mobility and religious or martial outlook lead through illustrated faction descriptions. The final note encourages readers to treat loyalist Chapters and Traitor Legions as starting points, replacing the result with a successor, renegade warband or invented force when that better matches the story they want to tell.
Warhammer 40,000Space Marines
TacticsWD 519 · p. 86
The guide explains how moving from Combat Patrol to a roughly 1,000-point Incursion army changes list building. Every unit needs a purpose, and an army must balance objective taking, holding ground, movement, Actions and answers to large targets. It highlights the new importance of choosing a Detachment, the value of mobility and deployment abilities, and the need to check current points before copying the five example expansions on the following pages.
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