The story consists of a version of Batman active during the late 1930s who combats against the White Legion, a stand-in for the Ku Klux Klan. Helot Cults provide an interesting new wrinkle for Necromunda: what if Necromunda, but Chaos?! If you’re a disciple of the Dark Gods (or you have a Chaos army lying around), then what better place to spread your dark gospel than the putrescent, flabby underbelly of Necromunda’s hive cities? With Dark Rituals, Wyrd Powers, and the terrifying Chaos Spawn, the Helot Cult adds a new and bloody/disgusting/sexy/weird wrinkle to our favorite skirmish game! CEDARPAW — dark red-brown and light-brown she-cat with dark and white markings, one blue eye and one purple eye It should be noted that in this volume only the ThunderClan Apprentices were given a section to themselves.

The Apprentice's Quest • Thunder and Shadow • Shattered Sky • Darkest Night • River of Fire • The Raging Storm Recommended Equipment: Grenade Launcher, Heavy Stubber, Mesh Armor. If you go with the Heavy Stubber, grab Suspensors from the Trading Post at your earliest convenience. This continuity's versions of The Penguin and Two-Face are respectively named Milton Biggsley and Caldecott Pewtie rather than Oswald Cobblepot and Harvey Dent, while the Joker is instead named Reverend Jones. The third form is the Become a Senior Warrior form. This form is for members who have met all the requirements to become a senior warrior, and would like to be officially made a senior warrior. This form is also for those who want to vouch for someone to become a senior warrior. The requirements to become a senior warrior are explained in the link below.An Elseworlds story which reimagines the Batman as arising in the mid-1930s as a response to the growing threat of fascism in Europe and, more especially, at home in the USA. Kamandi: At Earth's End • Son of Superman • Superboy's Legion • Supergirl: Wings • Superman, Inc. • Superman: A Nation Divided • Superman: At Earth's End • Superman: The Dark Side • Superman: Distant Fires • Superman: Kal • Superman: The Last Family of Krypton • Superman: Last Son of Earth • Superman: Last Stand on Krypton • Superman: Red Son • Superman: Speeding Bullets • Superman: True Brit • Superman: War of the Worlds • Superman/Tarzan: Sons of the Jungle • Superman/Wonder Woman: Whom Gods Destroy Some people apply the label ‘fascist’ to a specific early 20 th century ideology, and perhaps to some later derivative political projects. Others use the term more loosely, applying it to people who come across as authoritarian, unapologetically violent, and/or intolerant of different world views. For me, ‘fascist’ is what I call anyone who pisses me off. And you know who pisses me off? People who think they’re being clever when they call Batman a fascist. Action Comics Annual #6 • Adventures of Superman Annual #6 • Batman Annual #18 • Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight Annual #4 • Batman: Shadow of the Bat Annual #2 • Catwoman Annual #1 • Deathstroke the Terminator Annual #3 • Detective Comics Annual #7 • Flash Annual #7 • Green Lantern Annual #3 • Justice League America Annual #8 • Justice League International Annual #5 • L.E.G.I.O.N. Annual #5 • Legionnaires Annual #1 • Legion of Super-Heroes Annual #5 • Lobo Annual #2 • New Titans Annual #10 • Robin Annual #3 • Steel Annual #1 • Superboy Annual #1 • Superman Annual #6 • Superman: Man of Steel Annual #3 • Team Titans Annual #2 The Fourth Apprentice • Fading Echoes • Night Whispers • Sign of the Moon • The Forgotten Warrior • The Last Hope

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Action Comics Annual #6 • Adventures of Superman Annual #6 • Batman Annual #18 • Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight Annual #4 • Batman: Shadow of the Bat Annual #2 • Catwoman Annual (Volume 2) #1 • Deathstroke the Terminator Annual #3 • Detective Comics Annual #7 • The Flash Annual (Volume 2) #7 • Green Lantern Annual (Volume 3) #3 • Justice League America Annual #8 • Justice League International Annual #5 • L.E.G.I.O.N. Annual #5 • Legionnaires Annual #1 • Legion of Super-Heroes Annual (Volume 4) #5 • Lobo Annual (Volume 2) #2 • New Titans Annual #10 • Robin Annual (Volume 2) #3 • Steel Annual (Volume 2) #1 • Superboy Annual (Volume 4) #1 • Superman Annual (Volume 2) #6 • Superman: The Man of Steel Annual #3 • Team Titans Annual #2Blossomheart-ginger-and-white she-cat (mother to Ridgekit, a reddish she-kit with a white nose, and Duskkit, a white tom with brown paws and ears) We recommend going wide with a teeming mass of Cultists before investing too heavily in gear and guns for any of them individually. Let ‘em earn their armor – they need to prove themselves worthy first! Bait and Switch: One of your fighters loses their Ready Marker; it is given to a fighter who has already activated this Round. This is a great Tactic for almost any gang, but we’re including it here specifically because it is incredibly On-Brand for Helot Cultists. Not only does this card not require Line of Sight or have any range restriction, if successful the victim rolls for the first time on the Insanity table immediately, instead of only upon their activation. This Tactic also skips your activation, but it may be worth it to use it early on in a round if you can potentially deal with a particular enemy threat.