GW Told Us Who the Legion of the Damned Were in 1988. It's Spent Thirty-Eight Years Taking It Back.
GW printed the Legion of the Damned's origin in 1988. Every version since has said a bit less, and Friday's preview might force the issue.
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Big Autumn Warhammer Preview: Why the Next Codex Should Be the Custodes
Friday's preview is promising the next 40K codex, and the Custodes rumours going round would make the Ten Thousand as horrible as they should be.
Sternguard Veterans Just Got Artificer Firearms. In the Lore, It's the Bullets That Take an Artificer Years.
The new Sternguard datasheet folds every special bolt round into one gun with three profiles. The background says the ammo was always the rare bit.
The Crux Terminatus Is Supposed to Hold a Piece of the Emperor's Armour. GW Has Quietly Stopped Saying So.
Every Terminator badge supposedly holds a fragment of the Emperor's armour. GW's own White Dwarf did the maths, then stopped vouching for the story.
Oath of Moment Is Dead. Combat Doctrines Are Named After Three Squads the Codex Just Retired.
GW killed Oath of Moment and brought back Combat Doctrines. All three are named after squad types that are walking out of the codex.
The Alpha Legion Never Beat the Blackshields of the Pale Stars. It Sold Protection From Them Instead.
GW's new Black Books extract covers a Horus Heresy sector that fell to Horus without a single capital being stormed. Here's how Strike Master Ijax did it.
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