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Warhammer Army Book The Empire (4th Edition 1992)

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Knjiga The Warhammer Armies The Empire je iz leta 1993 in opisuje vojsko Empire za 4. in 5. izdajo Warhammer Fantasy Battles podjetja Games Workshop. Knjiga prav tako vsebuje enote iz sosednje zavezniške države Kislev.

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