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was a 20-page magazine printed on glossy stock with a two-color cover.' The magazine had a bimonthly schedule, with an initial (and speculative) print run of 4,000. According to Shannon Appelcline, 'Issue #1. Originally scheduled for May/June 1977, White Dwarf was first published one month later. Steve Jackson and Ian Livingstone initially produced a newsletter called Owl and Weasel, which ran for twenty-five issues from February 1975 before it evolved into White Dwarf. History 1975: Owl and Weasel to White Dwarf

1.3 Mid-1980s: house magazine of Games Workshop.

1.2 Early 1980s: as a general RPG periodical.

1.1 1975: Owl and Weasel to White Dwarf.

Morgwaeth and the Daughters of Khaine come face-to-face with a dangerous foe in this short story by Phil Kelly.Д®victed from Glory Points by John, Dave Sanders has penned his own tactics guide for BeastgraveвЂ™s two latest warbands.ДЄ whole heap of tactics for using Azog the Defiler in your Middle-earth Strategy Battle games. John Bracken has taken over the Warhammer Underworlds column this month to talk about Arena Mortis! Jervis makes a point about points in this monthвЂ™s point-related piece. New background and rules for the realmsвЂ™ dimmest inhabitants.ДЄge of Sigmar overseer Jes Bickham shares his army of troggoths with us. ItвЂ™s all a load of troggoths when you come to think about it. The Tome Celestial: Troggherds of the Realms We delve into the world of open play campaigns, where stories are told and rules are there to be broken. He gets more than he bargains for in this new quest.

Technoarcheologist Daedalosus is on a quest to discover how the Spindle Drones work. Things come to a head on Neva as Miriya and Verity find themselves on the hunt for Lord Deacon Viktor LaHayn.

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Elliot Hamer joins us to talk about trial and error. Power up your mechadendrites, because this monthвЂ™s painting and modelling article is all about forge worlds.

New rules for fighting a campaign in the Argovon System, including new Theatres of War and Agendas.Д«lade-limbed horrors, chittering metal creatures and a difficult demolition mission in this short story. But can the Imperium regain its lost ground? Flashpoints span multiple issues, and articles are always marked with the Flashpoint's symbol, making them easy to find in your copy of White Dwarf.ДЄ new war zone has opened up in the Pariah Nexus. You could recreate some of the battles mentioned in the background section, convert characters, based on the heroes in the stories or build a new battlefield to represent one of the Theatres of War.

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Flashpoints contain new rules for you to try out on the battlefield, plus new stories and background about the setting, giving you plenty of opportunities to theme your games. Warhammer 40,000 Flashpoint: Argovon SystemДЇlashpoints are collections of articles that explore a particular region or war zone at a specific point in time. Slayer Sword winner Maxime Penaud talks about his winning entry (and more besides) from 2019.ДЄ mysterious train beckons the desperate in this story by David Annandale. Veteran hobbyist Gareth Etherington takes us behind their camera to talk to us about taking pictures of his miniatures. We talk about the models we've painted and the games we've played while stuck in a pandemic lockdown. Letters, painting advice and beautifully painted miniatures in this issueвЂ™s Contact. HereвЂ™s what you can look forward to in OctoberвЂ™s issue: White Dwarf is Games Workshop's premium Warhammer magazine, packed with amazing content each month such as new rules and background, short stories, regular columns, special guests and more.

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