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Codex Necrons 3rd ed., page 52 & 23 by Graham McNeill

2021-06-28

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Black Templars vs. Necrons. If only there was a psyker to sort all this out in moments. Alas...

You can talk to me about 40K and which middlehammer/oldhammer codex lore I should record next at https://twitter.com/RJBayley or robertjbayley@gmail.com.

Many thanks to Graham McNeill for writing this and his help with identifying which authors go with which codex stories.

Graham McNeill on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GrahamMcNeill

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