Obliterators and Mutilators: The Cult of Destruction Has a Discipline Problem
The new Battleforce puts Obliterators and Mutilators together. Their fleshmetal weapons are horrible; getting them to obey sounds worse.
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The new Battleforce puts Obliterators and Mutilators together. Their fleshmetal weapons are horrible; getting them to obey sounds worse.
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Nekrosor Ammentar collects Nightbringer shards and forcibly recruits other Necrons. His own people have plenty of reasons to fear him.
Da Red Gobbo's Reckoning sends bullied Ratlings out to prove themselves. The Guard has been making that arrangement unpleasant for a long time.
Garro escaped the Death Guard aboard the Eisenstein. Getting someone to believe him was only the start of his problems.
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