A/Militarum: Death Korps Of Krieg

En A/Militarum: Death Korps Of Krieg til Warhammer 40.000 spillet. Note: The instruction says preserve line breaks and paragraph structure. The line is one sentence. Translate to Finnish: "A/Militarum: Death Korps Of Krieg til Warhammer 40.000 spillet." But we must not translate proper nouns; "Death Korps Of Krieg" should remain as is. The Danish phrase "til Warhammer 40.000 spillet" means "for the Warhammer 40.000 game." Finnish translation would be: "En A/Militarum: Death Korps Of Krieg Warhammer 40.000 -pelille." But per instruction: Do not translate product names, titles, brand names, model numbers, or other proper nouns — keep them exactly as written. So we should keep "A/Militarum: Death Korps Of Krieg" as is. We translate rest: "til ... spillet" becomes " Warhammer 40.000 -pelille." We must preserve line breaks; there is a period at end. So final: "En A/Militarum: Death Korps Of Krieg til Warhammer 40.000 -spelille." But there is a space before -pelille; better to write "Warhammer 40.000 -pelille" preserving hyphen. The original had "spillet" Danish; Finnish would be "pelille". So string: "En A/Militarum: Death Korps Of Krieg til Warhammer 40.000 -pelille." But note spaces: "40.000 -pelille" Usually Finnish writes "40 000" with space, but we should preserve structure faithful? The proper noun is "Warhammer 40.000" and we add "-pelille" attached. In Finnish, compounding would be "Warhammer 40.000 -pelille" with a space before dash. It might be odd. We'll output: En A/Militarum: Death Korps Of Krieg til Warhammer 40.000 -pelille.