Yeehaw for having our magazine back!
It is not yet up to the quality it once was, but I am sure it will be soon, and I´m still happy to have something to read again.
As for my statement about the quality, let me elaborate, as I don´t want to be whining without giving reasons:
So far, I read the three stories about Malekith, the tactics article and battle report, and the short article about the future of GW.
(Don´t read the next part if you haven´t yet read the mon...the herald, it contains spoilers.)
Regarding the stories, except for the last, I didn´t like them much. The reason for this most likely is the lack of drama and some rather unlikely occurences - a single noble mad enough to attack the witch-king in the midst of his court, for example. With Malekith as the protagonist, the lack of drama is excuseable, as i guess it is very hard to at the same time create drama and make the protagonist appear invincible. The third story was better, because Malekith was not the central character in it and there was a nice twist - though at first I felt 'stupid shades' to be rather silly, in the end all became clear.
The tactics article was interesting, as I hadn´t really looked at Malekith´s rules that way until now, but having read that I agree that he seems to have the same or at least very similar strengths and weaknesses as the army as a whole.
The battle report was very enjoyable. I particularly liked the valiantly fleeing CoKs.
As Eldacar already mentioned above, I found a minor mistake - or maybe it isn´t a mistake, and I´m just a rules n00b, see below - but that didn´t make the article less fun to read.
Overall, there were some spelling and grammar mistakes, but nothing that was undecipherable or seriously annoying.
As I mentioned somewhere else, if the crew have need of some more editing manpower, I can see if I have the time to do a few pages. Just ask me in the chat or via PM. I won´t join the crew cause the amount of spare time I have varies a lot lately.
The rules mistake mentioned above was that Malekith cast doombolt and black horror on turn one even though he had just charged into combat with the furies. I have always been under the impression that the only spells you can cast when the caster is in combat are those that specifically mention it, like bear´s anger or flaming sword. I might be completely wrong, though, so this is just an aside. If anyone seriously wishes to discuss this, please come to the chat or open a new thread, as this is a feedback thread, so let´s not discuss this here.
Concluding, I must say that I am very, very happy that our magazine is back, and I hope you keep up the good work! Thanks to all who helped make this.
Cheers,
Mornedhel
It´s nice to be important, but it´s more important to be nice.
w/e not really relevant.
) I'll add it to the collection 
, if you are interested in being an editor however, contact Lethalis he is the current Loremaster of the Editors.
