Epic 40,000 Magazine Issue 8

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Epic 40,000 Magazine Issue 8
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Released	2002
Preceded by	Epic 40,000 Magazine Issue 7
Followed by	Epic 40,000 Magazine Issue 9

Epic 40,000 Magazine was a Fanatics magazine, packed with amazing content for the game Epic 40,000.

Contents

• The Defense of Istenbrak City (picture gallery) - Pictures and brief descriptions of this Ork attack on an Imperial world
• Editorial by Warwick Kinrade - Warwick discusses the contents of this issue
• Epic 40,000 Evolution II by Jervis Johnson - Jervis continues to discuss the rules for the upcoming Epic 40,000 Armageddon game. Many of the rules in the first article have been updated or replaced after further playtesting.
• Epic Armageddon Playtest Report by Jervis Johnson - Space Marine and Imperial Guard forces duke it out in this battle using the new Epic 40,000 Armageddon rules.
• Mailbag - Letters from readers. Readers share their Epic miniature desires. Concern about the new method of allocating hits is also discussed
• Firepower - A listing of which articles are Official and Experimental
• Ork-o-nowa by Keith Wilson and Friends - Pictures and brief text from a massive Ork amphibious assault game involving over 50 scratch built Ork ships
• Forgeworld (picture gallery) - Pictures of Forgeworld’s fortifications, Leman Russ variants, Lightning fighters, super heavy tanks, Reavers, Warhounds, and roads
• Official AT2 Adeptus Titanicus Rules Update by Warwick Kinrade - Another large batch of updates for the AT2 rules. Plasma Reactor Ratings that govern how much you can do are added, as well as a new turn sequence,

and updated modifiers when shooting

• Epic Catalog - A list of all available Epic miniatures along with their part numbers
• Pictures (picture gallery) - Two pictures. The first is a digitally enhanced photo of a Warhound and

Warlord striding across a desert wasteland. The second is a picture from the playtest report in this issue

This article or article section is based on informations from Fanatic Magazine or its predecessors (i.e. Citadel Journal, Necromunda Magazine etc.). As the included articles and information are often created by readers, they may be in contradiction to the official background.