White Dwarf 524

This text is already in English. If you meant the French term for the same concept, it is “naine blanche,” which translates to “white dwarf” in English. It is the official Warhammer magazine, bursting each month with extraordinary content, such as new rules, history, news, the usual features, guests, and more.

Here's what to expect in the May issue:

Warhammer 40,000

Armageddon: Planet at War
Put on your coat (and your gas mask); we’re going to Armageddon.

Temporal Distortion: Commissar Yarrick
A temporal spotlight on Commissar Yarrick, nicknamed 'the Old Man'.

Galactic Osts: Knights (Part II)
Do you remember the superb Knights from last month? Well, a new batch!

Escalation: Incursion in progress.
Take your army to new heights with this article on army composition.

The Waaagh! Wazdakka
L'Ork, the coolest Ork in the galaxy, rolls in, does a wheelie, a few burnouts, and gets his own biography.

Battle Report: Armored Breakthrough
The Orks, fond of speed, smash a motorized infantry column. There’s only one outcome: absolute carnage.

The Coolest Boss Motorcyclists. Note: chanmé is slang for “badass/cawesome,” and Boss'motards is a coined blend of “boss” and “motards” (bikers). Alternative natural-sounding options: “The coolest boss bikers” or “The baddest boss bikers.”
A blend of Designer's Notes and Eavy Metal on the new Wazdakka.

Painting Tasks: Lux's Boomdakka Chariot.
A decidedly stylish table of contents, this time featuring a step-by-step painting guide.

Joint Operations: Leaving the Submersible
A new Kill Team mission aboard a sinking Ork submarine. Things are going badly.

Warhammer Age of Sigmar

Brazier of the Arcana. If used as a title, you might also render it as: - The Brazier of the Arcana For a more evocative flavor: Bonfire of the Arcana; Ember of the Arcana.
Do you know the colors of magic? Of course not—you can't see them; the mages of the College of Arcanes can.

The Anvil of Apotheosis: The College of Arcana
Create a wizard, with his spells, his wand, and his chic robe. But without a white rabbit.

Possible translations: - Literal: "Duel of the Arcana." - Natural title options: "Arcane Duel" or "Duel of the Arcane" (the latter preserves the phrase’s structure; the former is commonly used for game titles). Would you like one chosen based on context (e.g., game vs. book)?
Take ten steps. Draw your wands. Face your opponent. And... unleash your spells! Magical, like a mini-game.

Other articles.

The Chronicles of Bain: The Abominab' Zig
Who is this abominable Zig? And what happens when he meets an even more abominable Zig in the finale of this series?

Access Granted. Note: A less common alternative is "Authorized Access."
Here you'll find painting challenges and the latest news from the Bunker.

Your Warhammer
The figurines and letters sent by our dear readers. And one of the greatest battles we've seen. Would you like to know more?

Bunker Bingo Note: If this is a brand or title, “Bunker Bingo” is the most natural English form. A literal rendering would be “Bingo of the Bunker” or “Bingo from the Bunker,” but those sound less like a title.
The things the team has been working on. And furthermore, a member of the White Dwarf team has set sail for other skies. But which one?

The summary of Note: If used as a title, you might render it as “The Summary of.” This text is already in English. If you meant the French term for the same concept, it is “naine blanche,” which translates to “white dwarf” in English.
The Rabiot of the Month is back! The Weapon of the Month is back! The Photo of the Month is… new! The best of the month, all-in-one.

Each copy of the Note: This is an incomplete fragment. The phrase needs a noun after "du" (e.g., "du livre" = "of the book") to form a complete sentence. White Dwarf 524 Note: This text is already in English, so no translation is needed. is also accompanied by: (Optional: also comes with:)
A double-sided box containing the monthly scenarios for Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar.
– An Arcane Duel Arena, as well as 8 playing cards.