White Dwarf is Warhammer’s official monthly magazine, bursting with exclusive content — from brand-new rules and lore to short fiction, columns, guest features, and more. In the August issue, Planet Warhammer showcases reader-submitted models, letters, and questions along with the always-anticipated Bird of the Month, while Worlds of Warhammer asks: are Space Marines angelic saviours or terrifying avatars of war? In the Warhammer 40,000 section, explore the might of Dreadnoughts — “Even in death, I serve…” — and take a closer look at the trio of worlds in Warzone Bastior: The Recidious Sector. Try the Space Marine Operations mini-game, bringing Space Marine 2 to the tabletop with roles like Bulwark, Heavy, and Sniper. Learn how to create your own Space Marine Chapter, browse a gallery of homebrew Chapters from the Warhammer Studio, and discover Adam Staincliffe’s Jade Talons. The Hobby Hangout offers tips on weathering your power-armoured champions. For Warhammer Age of Sigmar, meet the Great Horned Rat in The Lord of Ruin and explore the rat-infested nightmare of Hexeneste in Spires of the Gnaw. Other highlights include The Trials of Albarak: A Debt of Honour, where duardin face betrayal and revelation; Designers’ Notes: Saturnine for an inside look at the new Horus Heresy boxed set; and The Legiones Astartes, charting the evolution of Space Marines before the Great Crusade. The White Dwarf Bunker section features painting challenges, community news, the finale of the Warhammer Underworlds League, and a Kill Team mission pack inspired by Space Marine 2. There’s also Satellite Uplink focusing on heroes and commanders, plus a round of Bunker Bingo from the team. Each copy of White Dwarf 515 comes with a double-sided card featuring this month’s scenarios for Warhammer 40,000 and Age of Sigmar, a Space Marines Transfer Sheet with 442 transfers, an A2 poster with Space Marine Armour Marks on one side and Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus II on the other, and eight double-sided cards for the Space Marine Operations mini-game.
