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[[Image:Where and back.png|thumb|right|Article from White Dwarf #79, 1986]] | [[Image:Where and back.png|thumb|right|Article from ''White Dwarf'' #79, 1986]] | ||
*[[1983]]: ''White Dwarf'' 38 | *[[1983]]: ''White Dwarf'' 38 | ||
**[Moria illustrations by John Blanche]<ref>[http://realmofzhu.blogspot.com/2010/07/giant-shadows-john-blanche-in-moria.html Giant Shadows: John Blanche in Moria] at [http://realmofzhu.blogspot.com/ Realm of Zhu] (accessed 18 September 2011)</ref> | **[Moria illustrations by John Blanche]<ref>[http://realmofzhu.blogspot.com/2010/07/giant-shadows-john-blanche-in-moria.html Giant Shadows: John Blanche in Moria] at [http://realmofzhu.blogspot.com/ Realm of Zhu] (accessed 18 September 2011)</ref> | ||
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**Noldor Deep Elf (Pete Prow)<ref>[http://realmofzhu.blogspot.com/2010/07/lord-of-rings-minis-from-white-dwarf-73.html Lord of the Rings Miniatures from White Dwarf] at [http://realmofzhu.blogspot.com/ Realm of Zhu] (accessed 18 September 2011)</ref><ref name=Citadel/> | **Noldor Deep Elf (Pete Prow)<ref>[http://realmofzhu.blogspot.com/2010/07/lord-of-rings-minis-from-white-dwarf-73.html Lord of the Rings Miniatures from White Dwarf] at [http://realmofzhu.blogspot.com/ Realm of Zhu] (accessed 18 September 2011)</ref><ref name=Citadel/> | ||
*[[1986]]: ''White Dwarf'' 79 (July) | *[[1986]]: ''White Dwarf'' 79 (July) | ||
**[ | **"Where and Back AGain?" [by Graham Staplehurst; article on Middle-earth role-playing]<ref name=FR/> | ||
**Uruk-Hai (converted by Kevin Adams)<ref name=Citadel/> | **Uruk-Hai (converted by Kevin Adams)<ref name=Citadel/> | ||
*[[1986]]: ''White Dwarf'' #81 (September) | *[[1986]]: ''White Dwarf'' #81 (September) | ||
Revision as of 00:51, 18 September 2011
An issue of White Dwarf
White Dwarf is a game magazine published by Games Workshop.
History
Various issues of White Dwarf have material related to game adaptations of J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth: early issues included articles about both role-playing game settings and miniature war games, while recent issues have exclusively contained articles about The Lord of the Rings Strategy Battle Game (and other miniature war games from Games Workshop).
After releasing The Lord of the Rings Strategy Battle Game in 2001, each issue of White Dwarf featured a special section about this line of miniature war game. However, apparently the magazine dropped this regular section during the latter half of 2010.[1]
Issues, selected
- 1983: White Dwarf 38
- [Moria illustrations by John Blanche][2]
- 1985: White Dwarf #64 (April)
- Outline Drawing (Advert)[3]
- 1985: White Dwarf #66 (June)
- 1985: White Dwarf #67 (July)
- 1985: White Dwarf #68 (August)
- Frodo on pony (Lindsey le Doux Paton)[3]
- 1985: White Dwarf #69 (September)
- Gandalf (Stuart Parkinson)[3]
- 1985: White Dwarf #70 (October)
- Orc (John Blanche)[3]
- 1985: White Dwarf 72 (December)
- 1986: White Dwarf 73 (January)
- 1986: White Dwarf 79 (July)
- 1986: White Dwarf #81 (September)
- Gandalf and Sauron (Colin Dixon)[3]
- 1987: White Dwarf #88 (April)
- Balrog Box Set Advert[3]
- 1988: White Dwarf #100 (April)
- Uruk Hai (Advert)[3]
- ca. 2001-2010: White Dwarf, various issues
- The Lord of the Rings Strategy Battle Game regular feature
External links
References
- ↑ White Dwarf at Games-Workshop.com (accessed 17 September 2011)
- ↑ Giant Shadows: John Blanche in Moria at Realm of Zhu (accessed 18 September 2011)
- ↑ 3.00 3.01 3.02 3.03 3.04 3.05 3.06 3.07 3.08 3.09 3.10 3.11 3.12 3.13 3.14 1980s Citadel Lord of the Rings/White Dwarf Index at Realm of Zhu (accessed 18 September 2011)
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Fellowship of the Ring Box Set Advert at Realm of Zhu (accessed 18 September 2011)
- ↑ Lord of the Rings Miniatures from White Dwarf at Realm of Zhu (accessed 18 September 2011)
