| Magazine devoted to WH40K, promoting both Games Workshop and non-GW products. | |
| Size | 28-page, black-and-white magazine (including the covers) |
| Frequency | 4 times per year |
| Subscriptions | US$13 for four issues, US$16 (Canadian), US$20 (international, sent First Class Airmail). Foreign payment must be by International Postal Money Order or Visa/Mastercard (credit card transactions go through Armorcast). |
| Editor | Tim DuPertuis ([email protected]) |
| Publisher | Send subscriptions to: Inquisitor |
Some recent Inquisitor articles have been on such subjects as:
| Titan Point Values | Point values for the Titans (Imperial, Ork, and Eldar) and Titan weapons. Also includes rules for crew psychology and auxiliary gun ports. One page of rules, two pages of tables. |
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| Obstacles and LOS | An "expanded" rule for movement and line of sight with regard to obstacles. Extremely useful for those who use multi-level terrain. Photo-diagrams. Five pages. |
| Wind and Fire | Optional rules for fire and, since they sort of go together, wind. Buildings can begin to burn, or vegetation can catch on fire. Two pages. |
| New Eldar Aspects | Descriptions of the less common Aspect Warriors: Brightweavers, Nightwraiths, and Destroyers. Includes new army list entries, new equipment, and tips for modeling and painting. Four pages. |
| Build Your Own Hot-Wire Foam Cutter | It isn't cheap, but it's a great way to make mountains and crags out of foam. Four pages. |
| Mekaniak's Shack | Building hovercraft from scratch. |
Besides the major articles (of which there are usually three per issue), the Inquisitor includes these Regular Features:
| Open Forum | This 1-to-2-page column is a combination of editorial and mini-reviews of new products. The mini-reviews are both entertaining and useful (with perceptive comments on the new Codexes, for instance). |
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| Hot Lead | This illustrated column mostly reviews non-GW figures, but
that's only because Games Workshop has been slow in
sending review figures. (The editor tells me that GW figures will be reviewed in the next issue.)
The reviewer looks for figures which work well with WH40K -- for instance, Freikorps'
Phagon Battle Clones are said to make great Eldar pirates. |
| Gamers' Wish List | Readers send in their ideas for what figures Games Workshop should make next. |
| Q&A | Inquisitor publishes "official" rules answers, when they can get the material from Games Workshop or Andy Chambers. |
| Convention News, Wants Ads, Subscriptions Info | The column has a long name, but at least it's descriptive, right? |
If you play WH40K, then you should give this magazine some consideration. It is intelligent, practical, and fun. What more did you want?
| Last Updates | |
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| 7 January 2003 | address updated |
| 5 April 1998 | updated information from publisher |
| 14 June 1997 | reorganized |
| 28 August 1996 | reorganized |
| 24 April 1996 | reformatted |
| Comments or corrections? | |