January 2001

Eight

Brack takes over. New type of cover.

 PRANCING PONY DOWNLOAD. As it would be a large download for both of the graphics, I've split it into two separate downloads. Each download is a ZIP file of about 1MB. Both will be needed to make the Prancing Pony, but at least this way, you can download at your leisure.

• Prancing Pony Download #1
• Prancing Pony Download #2

The end of June and the Sixth and biggest issue of Total Power appears on the WPS web site. Packed with lots of goodies including a WAB scenario written by none other than Jervis Johnson.

What's especially unique about this issue is that it contains the first ever WHFB Battle Report. To add to this, there is also a WHFB naval battle report plus a feature on Warhammer in Australia. Doc Tacticus answers the first batch of your tactics questions and a new army list detailing the armies of Albion also appears.

Did we mention the cover artwork at all ? Well its the first ever issue of TP to contain commissioned artwork. All this plus all the normal features as well !

The beginning of March and another issue rolls around.  Responding to the popularity of Warhammer Ancients this issue has several features on this great game system as well as a massive interview with the man himself, Jervis Johnson.

Also in this issue is are great article on how to build a castle for use in your battles of Siege, how to build a ship for full scale games of Man O' War plus a feature on Warhammer in Argentina.  And you thought that you had to spend a lot on miniatures!!!

So come take a look at the greatest Warhammer EZine ever.

And you thought the gap between Issue #2 and #3 was a long time.  The whole world seemed to conspire against us getting this issue out in time but when it did finally hit the electronic magazine rack it proved to be a doozy.

This was the biggest issue so far and was packed with new content.  Highlights included an interview with Bill "I came I saw I kicked your ass" Edwards, a massive Wood Elf tactics article and the first article in Total Power's support of Warhammer Ancient Battles. And as you can see by looking at the picture on the left it also featured our first cover by a non GW artist.

So take a look at the issue of Total Power that cemented it's reputation as the GW Fanzine to read.

After a slight delay (due to a switch in editor) Total Power 3 finally hit the web.  Contained within it's computer generated covers you can find an article that makes Dwarfs into a force to be reckoned with, an Interview with Tuomas Pirenen and find out what to do with those few points that you have left over after designing your army.  And if that wasn't enough you'll find reviews and all the other regular features as well.

So why are you still reading this when you should be clicking on the picture.

This second issue of Total Power saw Mike Allen take the helm as content editor. You'll find a wonderful and frank article written by Mike Allen in this issue entitled Women in Warhammer. Illuminations features Terry Tibke's Manga style WHFB artwork. Also featured are Dark Elf Helldrakes, Getting started with High Elves, Building a Dwarf Tournament Army, Lizardmen experiences at Cancon,  How to get the best from your Orc and Goblin Shamans, a review of ROC by Mike Marshall, as well as the normal Laid to Rest and Total Powers recommended websites.

So if you missed out on Issue Two, download it now to see what all the fuss was about.

In this, the very first issue of Total Power, you'll be able to find articles on the uses of Battle Magic, new monsters and regiments for the mighty lizardmen together with all the regular articles such as Laid to Rest and Total Powers recommended websites.

This issue also featured a major tournament report from MOAB 97 by Chris Will and an excellent article on sculpting your own miniatures by Bob Lippman

So if you missed out on Issue One, download it now to see what all the fuss was about.