Deathblow Magazine
Deathblow was a dedicated Warhammer Quest journal released by Games Workshop to accompany the game in a similar vein to its Citadel Journal and Fanatic Magazine. Deathblow consisted of only three issues and the journal format has since been abandoned by Games Workshop, although White Dwarf still remains. Deathblow included articles by contributors outside of Games Workshop’s employ and featured articles from White Dwarf, the Citadel Journal and contained new adventures & a selection of other Warhammer Quest related paraphernalia.
Deathblow introduced eight new Warriors: The Halfling Thief, Kislev Shaman, an Assassin, an Ogre, Druid of Albion, Dwarf Brewmaster, Salty Seadog & Lord of Aenarion.
Deathblow was named after Warhammer Quest’s ‘Death-Blow’ mechanic where if a warrior killed a monster in one single strike he could then carry that attack through to an adjacent monster.
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