GW's New Custodes Book Is Called The Judgement of Valdor. He Never Actually Delivered One.
The new Custodes box comes bundled with a book named after a trial that never actually happened at Prospero.
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The new Custodes box comes bundled with a book named after a trial that never actually happened at Prospero.
Codex: Orks quietly benched the Burna Boyz and the Lootas this week, and Orks might be the worst possible army for a system built on memory.
Before Calth, the Imperium's whole strategy for Warp cults was find it, nuke it, forget it. That's exactly why nobody saw the Word Bearers coming.
Black Library is putting High Marshal Helbrecht in a foxhole with the Leagues of Votann, and the Templar oath has no category that fits them.
GW says the new Codex: Orks has nearly 100 pages of lore. The contents page says 88, and the pages themselves got smaller.
The new Ork Boyz kit gives you nine bodies, seventeen heads and three squigs, which is a lot of individuality for a species that reproduces by spore.