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|Name =White Dwarf 352 | |Name =White Dwarf 352 | ||
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| − | == | + | ==Contents== |
| − | + | * '''New Releases''', pg. 03 | |
| − | * | + | * '''News''', pg. 14 |
| − | * | + | * '''The Great Battle of our Time:''' War of The Ring is out this month and we have the full low-down on what it is, how to play it and the design philosophy behind the game, pg. 18 |
| − | + | * '''Liber Apocalyptica: Titan Killers!:''' This month we cover the elite of the Imperial Guard's Titan-hunting Shadowswords, pg. 32 | |
| − | + | * '''Wisdom of the Ancients: Part Two:''' More [[Lizardmen]] hobby goodness than you can shake a sun staff at. This month we explore the next steps in painting, and get some tips for tournament play, pg. 38 | |
| − | * Liber Apocalyptica: Titan Killers! | + | * '''Old War Stories:''' Jeremy Vetock and Dave Andrews are gaming pals with a unique take on wargaming - we find out more, pg. 44 |
| − | + | * '''The Battle of Pelennor Fields:''' The climactic battle from The Return of The King was the only real choice for the first War of The Ring battle report. Can the forces of Good overcome Evil, or will Sauron rule over Middle-earth?, pg. 50 | |
| + | * '''Standard Bearer:''' [[Jervis Johnson]] has been inspired by one of the fan letters, pg. 70 | ||
| + | * '''Hobby Essentials''', pg. 73 | ||
| + | * '''Modelling Workshop: Stompa''', pg. 74 | ||
| + | * '''Citadel Hall of Fame''', pg. 82 | ||
| + | * '''Painting Workshop: Armies''', pg. 84 | ||
| + | * '''Army Masters''', pg. 92 | ||
| + | * '''Modelling Workshop: War of the Rings Terrain''', pg. 94 | ||
| + | * '''Frontline''', pg. 100 | ||
==Related publications== | ==Related publications== | ||
*[[White Dwarf 352 (AU)]] | *[[White Dwarf 352 (AU)]] | ||
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[[Category:Magazines]] | [[Category:Magazines]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:28, 1 July 2022
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| Released | April 2009 |
| Parallel issue(s) |  White Dwarf 352
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| Preceded by | White Dwarf 351 |
| Followed by | White Dwarf 353 |
Contents
- New Releases, pg. 03
- News, pg. 14
- The Great Battle of our Time: War of The Ring is out this month and we have the full low-down on what it is, how to play it and the design philosophy behind the game, pg. 18
- Liber Apocalyptica: Titan Killers!: This month we cover the elite of the Imperial Guard's Titan-hunting Shadowswords, pg. 32
- Wisdom of the Ancients: Part Two: More Lizardmen hobby goodness than you can shake a sun staff at. This month we explore the next steps in painting, and get some tips for tournament play, pg. 38
- Old War Stories: Jeremy Vetock and Dave Andrews are gaming pals with a unique take on wargaming - we find out more, pg. 44
- The Battle of Pelennor Fields: The climactic battle from The Return of The King was the only real choice for the first War of The Ring battle report. Can the forces of Good overcome Evil, or will Sauron rule over Middle-earth?, pg. 50
- Standard Bearer: Jervis Johnson has been inspired by one of the fan letters, pg. 70
- Hobby Essentials, pg. 73
- Modelling Workshop: Stompa, pg. 74
- Citadel Hall of Fame, pg. 82
- Painting Workshop: Armies, pg. 84
- Army Masters, pg. 92
- Modelling Workshop: War of the Rings Terrain, pg. 94
- Frontline, pg. 100
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