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    WD293 2004 05-46

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    The document discusses the author's process of choosing and collecting a Witch Hunters army for Warhammer 40k. He had previously started several armies but got bored after painting only a few models. When a new Witch Hunters codex was announced combining Sisters of Battle and Inquisition forces, he was intrigued by the variety of different troop types. He was inspired by artwork in the codex showing many different members of the force. The author decided to include as many different squads and models as possible to capture this variety. As an employee of Games Workshop, he was also able to help playtest the new codex rules.

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    The document discusses the author's process of choosing and collecting a Witch Hunters army for Warhammer 40k. He had previously started several armies but got bored after painting only a few models. When a new Witch Hunters codex was announced combining Sisters of Battle and Inquisition forces, he was intrigued by the variety of different troop types. He was inspired by artwork in the codex showing many different members of the force. The author decided to include as many different squads and models as possible to capture this variety. As an employee of Games Workshop, he was also able to help playtest the new codex rules.

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    The document discusses the author's process of choosing and collecting a Witch Hunters army for Warhammer 40k. He had previously started several armies but got bored after painting only a few models. When a new Witch Hunters codex was announced combining Sisters of Battle and Inquisition forces, he was intrigued by the variety of different troop types. He was inspired by artwork in the codex showing many different members of the force. The author decided to include as many different squads and models as possible to capture this variety. As an employee of Games Workshop, he was also able to help playtest the new codex rules.

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    The document discusses the author's process of choosing and collecting a Witch Hunters army for Warhammer 40k. He had previously started several armies but got bored after painting only a few models. When a new Witch Hunters codex was announced combining Sisters of Battle and Inquisition forces, he was intrigued by the variety of different troop types. He was inspired by artwork in the codex showing many different members of the force. The author decided to include as many different squads and models as possible to capture this variety. As an employee of Games Workshop, he was also able to help playtest the new codex rules.

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    n recent years I have tried to get from the second Edition book, painted by
    Choosing a •
    new army is a
    big decision.
    I started on a number of new armies,
    including Tyranids and Necrons,
    thinking I could choose simple colour
    John Blanche (you can find it in the
    colour section of the new codex). Apart
    ffom the awe.some central figure, what I
    You invest a schemes and paint~up a force quickly. really love about the picture is the
    However, each time I got bored after background depicting all the different
    lot of time, painting a few models and abandoned members of the force - there are Priests,
    effort and the idea - I soon got a reputation Veteran Guardsmen, fanatical
    money in any amongst the White Dwarf team for ne er Redemptionists, Scribes, Servo-skulls,
    finishing any of the armies I started. Then Inquisitors, other Sisters - every one
    decent sized I found out that we were going to be individual. I decided that this variety
    force, so it is producing a new Witch Hunters codex, to would be the theme for my force - I
    Graham Davey important that follow on from the Daemo~unters. I had would include as many different squads,
    you enjoy painting and playing been quite tempted by the Sisters of and different models within those squads
    Battle codex for second Edition as possible.
    with it. I have been 0 devoted Warhammer 40,000, but back then I had
    Chaos worshipper since I first just started my Chaos army. This time the
    CHOOSING AN ARMY
    joined Games Workshop, and Sisters had been joined by the forces of
    One of the best things about working at
    the Inquisition, in their new guise as
    over the years have amassed a Witch Hunters - a much more sinister
    Games Workshop HQ is that you can get
    formidable Black Legion army. I involved in projects as they are
    proposition, which really appealed to me.
    developed. As soon as I heard that Andy
    reached the point where I could The thing Ihat I Uke most about the Witch Hoare and Graham McNeill had started
    field just a60ut any unit I Hunters army is that it really is a cross· work on the new codex, I volunteered to
    wanted, and eventually I realised section of all the dark, gothic insanity of help with playtesting. This meant I tried
    the Imperium. It contains a huge variety out loads of different army lists, although
    it was time for a fresh challenge of different troops and nowhere is this I often had to use stand·in models to
    - Witch Hunters. better illustrated than on the cover art make up the numbers. I find it is actually

    The Order 01 the Burning Chaitce purges the sinister Word Bearers warband, the DiscIples.

    44 (OLLEGING A WIT(H HUNTERS ARMY

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