CITYFIGHTING IN THE 41st MILLENNIUM
Of all the battlezones in a galaxy riven by war, few are more deadly than the cities of death. In the blazing ruins of a once-great metropolis every alleyway is an ambush site, every building an abattoir and the streets are corpse-choked killing-zones. In urban warfare the frontline is the next room and neither window nor door is safe from sniper fire.
Games of Warhammer 40,000 set within the urban hell of a cityfight can be played using the Cities of Death expansion. Containing a wealth of rules, scenarios, background and hobby material for gamers, Cities of Death is the ideal resource for taking your games of Warhammer 40,000 onto the streets and through shattered hab-blocks, manufactorums, chapels or any other urban setting you can imagine.
Experienced players of Cities of Death may be wondering what effect the new edition of Warhammer 40,000 will have on their Cities of Death games. Happily the planning for the 5 th Edition Warhammer 40,000 began in secret while Cities of Death was under way, and the rules changes seen in the new edition of 40K bear Cities of Death carefully in mind. In this article, we talk with Games Developer Andy Hoare, the author of Cities of Death and a member of those early clandestine meetings, and take some time to examine the decisions faced by Cities of Death gamers, introducing the ideal solutions for each. Read on...
