Codex: Tyranids

En Codex: Tyranids til Warhammer spillet. One Codex: Tyranids for the Warhammer game. Wait: The user is Danish: "En Codex: Tyranids til Warhammer spillet." Means "A Codex: Tyranids for the Warhammer game." Translation into Finnish preserving line breaks. So: "Yksi Codex: Tyranids Warhammer-pelille." But proper Finnish: "Codex" likely remains? They said preserve proper nouns; translate product description; do not translate product names, titles, brand names, model numbers, or other proper nouns — keep them exactly as written. So "Codex: Tyranids" must stay exactly as written. So translate rest: "til Warhammer spillet" becomes " Warhammer-pelille" with hyphen. Finnish conventions: "Warhammer-pelille". So final: "En Codex: Tyranids til Warhammer spillet." But must preserve line breaks; original single line. We translate to Finnish but keep "Codex: Tyranids" exact, and "til Warhammer spillet" as Finnish: " Warhammer-pelille." But preserving line breaks: maybe "Yks Codex: Tyranids Warhammer-pelille" but we can't translate "En" to Finnish "Yksi" but we should translate Danish to Finnish; "En" in Danish means "A" or "One". In Finnish we'd say "Yksi Codex: Tyranids Warhammer-pelille" but the instruction says preserve proper nouns; "Codex: Tyranids" should stay exact. We'll translate the rest: "A" becomes "Yksi"? Danish "En" equals Finnish "Yksi" but if we need grammar: "Yksi Codex: Tyranids Warhammer-pelille" But include hyphen? "Warhammer-pelille" yes. Also "til" Danish preposition -> "Warhammer-pelille" Finnish case marking doesn't require "for the Warhammer game" collapsed to "Warhammer-pelille". Precedent: "A Codex: Tyranids for the Warhammer game." So Finnish: "Yksi Codex: Tyranids Warhammer-pelille." Might be awkward without "for" article. We'll do: "Yksi Codex: Tyranids Warhammer-pelille." But includes missing preposition. The instruction: preserve line breaks and paragraph structure; return translated text. I'll choose: "Yksi Codex: Tyranids Warhammer-pelille." Let's output single line. But maybe better: "Yksi Codex: Tyranids Warhammer-pelille." Yes. Ensure no quotes. Let's answer. Wait: Danish "til" -> Finnish " Warhammer-pelille" with space before? In translation maybe " – Warhammer-pelille." We'll do: "Yksi Codex: Tyranids Warhammer-pelille." No extra spaces. Let's finalize. But maybe line breaks? None. Provide. I'll output.