Combat Patrol’s Absence Raises Questions for 11th Edition
GW hasn’t mentioned the Combat Patrol format at all in the 11th Edition 40k previews. Here’s what that silence could say, and how it differs from Spearhead in AoS.
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GW hasn’t mentioned the Combat Patrol format at all in the 11th Edition 40k previews. Here’s what that silence could say, and how it differs from Spearhead in AoS.
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