Retro Review-2nd Edition Codex: Imperial Guard (1995)

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**master of ordinance**

Ow wow, the art really has improved

I look forward to the next instalment KK.

**master of ordinance**

Tannhauser42 wrote:
Some of John Blanche's artwork I like, some I don't. I love his finished pieces, but the sketch-style ones that look unfinished generally just don't go it for me.

But, seriously, who doesn't think that this image wasn't worthy of two page spread it got in the BFG rulebook?

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Or this one?

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Yeah, I admit, I'm a Battlefleet Gothic whore.

Join the club, we have a fan based development system

I have the BFG starter set, and no matter how many times i look at it, those pictures still give me a rush.

**master of ordinance**

Balance wrote:
Kid_Kyoto wrote:

Catachan fluff is completely over the top. Ridiculously so.

"Every living thing on Catachan is inimical to human life. Every creature is a carnivore. Every plant is poisonous."

Wouldn't this mean there's a huge unexplroed niche in the Catchan bio-sphere for a fast-breeding, poison-resistant critter?

Wait, so Catachan is Australia