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I was mid way through this book and my dog got ahold of it. He ripped out pages 467 468 469 470. Would anyone be willing to provide those pages for me so I don't have to buy a whole new book just to finish reading it? Thanks in advance and I appreciate any help someone is willing to give in this matter.

That's what you get for not feeding your dog more homework!

Yea you ain't kidding. My puppy is eating me out of house and home he destroyed an eldar lance ob a falcon yesterday as well. So if anyone can pm, post, or email me the text ide really appreciate it.


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No one willing to help?

I do believe it's against forum rules to print, reproduce or significantly quote published, copyrighted materials.

 Psienesis wrote:
I do believe it's against forum rules to print, reproduce or significantly quote published, copyrighted materials.

It is not like its warhammer rules and I actually purchased the book. It has just been damaged now. Anyone willing to help doesnt have to post it here. They can pm me, or email the info to me. Also screenshots of those pages would work.

Yeah, we definitely can't post screencaps of the pages, and the general concern is not so much just the posting of it, but the tacit allowance of such violations to happen by the forum admins.

I'm just pointing out a likely reason why people haven't fallen over themselves to help you out.

Also, there's a global interconnected network of computer systems on which the entirety of human knowledge can be found. There are methods by which automated systems can be provided search-strings to locate specific formats of specific information, a "Search Engine", if you will, that you can then download, often free of charge, though local legality of such actions is questionable...

Sanguinius dies a horrible death on those pages and is replaced by Alpharius

Mellow wrote:
Sanguinius dies a horrible death on those pages and is replaced by Alpharius

Your a sick sick man!

... nah, that wasn't that sick.

What happens on page 469 when the herm-futa Daemonettes show up, though... that was pretty sick.

Kind of hot, too, but mostly just pretty sick.