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Decrepit Dakkanaut






Los Angeles, CA


biztheclown wrote a great article about using Cities of Death in 5th edition games back in September.

Well, I've been meaning to 'pretty' that article up for a long time (and add some commentary between playing the expansion as written vs. converting it to 5th edition) and I finally got some time to do so:

Cities of Death Games in Warhammer 40,000 5th Edition


So please, let us know what you think of the article (was it useful? could it be improved? how?), either in this thread or in the comments thread attached to the article itself.


Thanks.



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Paso Robles, CA, USA

Is there an easy way to print these articles? It would be really good to stick this with my CoD book so that we can easily reference it while playing games.

Thanks and good job on the article!

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nm... I see there's a way to make the article print-ready.

So good job on that one Legoburner!

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