The Shadespire curse may have spilled into Beastgrave, but this month Dave is taking a look back at one of the original warbands – the Sepulchral Guard. Middle-earth overlord Rob Alderman explains why Saruman the White is his favourite hero, or villain, depending on how you look at it… It's the Imperium versus the T'au Empire in a city that's on fire. The Dwarfers take each other on in a Battle Report. Two stage-by-stage painting guides for the most violent of all (loyal) Space Marines.ĭa Red Gobbo returns, wiv noo rulez and a speshul mission for da festive season. …a gallery of beautifully painted models. The Sons of Blood return, complete with two short stories, new background, a new mission, and… What have they been up to this month?Īlex Tuxford presents new background written by a team of hobbyists at Warhammer Fest. It's the penultimate outing for our four warlords. Keen wargamer Thomas Blackburn shares with us his impressive Space Marines army, which includes Ultramarines, Blood Angels, Deathwatch and Adeptus Custodes.Ī Tale of Four Warlords – The Warlords of Vigilus What else could it be?Įver wanted to fly above the clouds? Well, now you can in this brand-new game. It's a stage-by-stage painting guide for the Nighthaunt. Stand not before the Mortarch of Grief, for she will send forth her Emerald Host to claim your eternal soul. How would you like some rules for using Gotrek Gurnisson in Warcry? Well, here they are! In this exclusive mini-game, four wizards trapped in a mystical construct must use their arcane might in a battle to escape with their lives. Will you heed the call of the Eater of Worlds? If you struggle with your Tzeentch and muddle up your Militarums, then this article is for you.Ĭheck out what we've been building, painting and playing this month in the studio.Įight pages of useful modelling and painting tips for the denizens of the Eightpoints. Phil tackles the controversial topic of pronunciation in the Worlds of Warhammer. Letters, questions and painted models from you, our readers, including a whole lot of Kroot and a man with a gardening implement. Ere’s what you can look forward to in December’s issue:
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