Warhammer Alliance Daily News: May 20

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Warhammer Alliance News
The latest happenings from your favorite WAR fansite!

Transcripts: Have you checked out the transcripts from Games Day Baltimore yet? Our readers agree, this is must read material!

News From The Herald
News from the Herald compiles Herald posts from the day.

The Winds of Magic: Hadi Al-Begami of the GOA Team has done an excellent job breaking down the Warhammer lore regarding Magic in the Old World. Bright Wizards can set you aflame, but did you know that Gold Wizards turn an armoured knight into a pile of red-hot molten steel? Stealth Wizards? Why yes, not even Karl Franz is fully aware of all Gray Wizard abilities! Whether you are new to the Warhammer universe, or an old hand, you'll appreciate this fine summary of the Eight Lores of Magic.

Daily Devs
Daily Devs compiles all the important Dev Tracker posts from the day.

Invader Crests missing?: If you are having issues with disappearing invader crests, the customer support department is on hand to help restore them. Submit a ticket stating the issue, the name of the character impacted, and approximately how many invader crests you believe are missing.

Around the 'Net
WAR News and Interviews from the intertubes.

Massively Interviews Jeff Skalski: Jeff Skalksi dishes on RvR and talks about the challenge of revisiting Darkness Falls with Land of the Dead. Finally, he talks about the token system and how the Mythic team is reacting to the "path of least resistance" play that can pop up in RvR.

Lore Galore: The folks at Lagwar.com have posted audio from the Black Library Release seminar. Black Library is "the publishing wing of Games Workshop, and brings readers kick-*** action and adventure from the dark and gothic worlds of Warhammer and Warhammer 40,000." Included in the audio is a detailed 2009 roadmap, including Gotrek and Felix Volume 3 to be released in July and the 2nd Darkblade Trilogy to be released in December. The real fun, though, is the Q & A with Warhammer authors Nathan Long and Graham McNeill.