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	==History==		==History==
	Way, way, ''way'' back in the dawn of [[Warhammer Fantasy Battle]] and [[Warhammer 40,000]], [[Games Workshop]] released two books that covered the forces of [[Chaos]] for both settings. These were the [[Realms of Chaos]] duology: Slaves to Darkness ([[Khorne]] and [[Slaanesh]]) and The Lost And The Damned ([[Nurgle]] and [[Tzeentch]]). As part of their rules these books contained "Path to Glory", a mini-game that blurred the lines between wargame and roleplaying game that allowed players to take the roles of [[Chaos Chosen]], Aspiring Champions who would fight (mostly each other, but also, potentially, other races and monsters) to try and attract the favor of the Dark Gods, with the game ending with death, [[Chaos Spawn\|damnation]] or [[Daemon Prince\|daemonhood]]. For the goody two shoes, there were also [[Sensei]], supposedly secret descendants of the Emperor that were explicitly compared to the other Chaos Champions as good-aligned versions from the Emperor. Instead of daemonhood, they sought apotheosis into a Sensei Master.		Way, way, ''way'' back in the dawn of [[Warhammer Fantasy Battle]] and [[Warhammer 40,000]], [[Games Workshop]] released two books that covered the forces of [[Chaos]] for both settings. These were the [[Realms of Chaos]] duology: Slaves to Darkness ([[Khorne]] and [[Slaanesh]]) and The Lost And The Damned ([[Nurgle]] and [[Tzeentch]]). As part of their rules these books contained "Path to Glory", a mini-game that blurred the lines between wargame and roleplaying game that allowed players to take the roles of [[Chaos Chosen]], Aspiring Champions who would fight (mostly each other, but also, potentially, other races and monsters) to try and attract the favor of the Dark Gods, with the game ending with death, [[Chaos Spawn\|damnation]] or [[Daemon Prince\|daemonhood]]. For the goody two shoes, there were also [[Sensei]], supposedly secret descendants of the Emperor that were explicitly compared to the other Chaos Champions as good-aligned versions from the Emperor. Instead of daemonhood, they sought apotheosis into a Sensei Master.

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	==Path to Glory 6e Articles==		==Path to Glory 6e Articles==

	Note: Issue numbers and dates are for the UK Edition. Take a look at [https://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/White_Dwarf Lexicanum's White Dwarf page] for conversion between UK issue numbers and US/CA or foreign-language versions. If you are looking up [[Pirate\|perfectly legal and legitimate means]] of examining White Dwarf back issues, you will find that everyone who has ever uploaded WD scans was full of [[FAIL]] and could not be arsed to check whether the issue they had was the same as one uploaded under a different number. So the cover images and page numbers are provided as a sanity check. <!-- also previous editors of this page displayed equal FAIL and had various articles attributed to the wrong issues, not even in the right order. -->		Note: Issue numbers and dates are for the UK Edition. Take a look at [https://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/White_Dwarf Lexicanum's White Dwarf page] for conversion between UK issue numbers and US/CA or foreign-language versions. If you are looking up [[Pirate\|perfectly legal and legitimate means]] of examining White Dwarf back issues, you will find that everyone who has ever uploaded WD scans was full of [[FAIL]] and could not be arsed to check whether the issue they had was the same as one uploaded under a different number. So the cover images and page numbers are provided as a sanity check. <!-- also previous editors of this page displayed equal FAIL and had various articles attributed to the wrong issues, not even in the right order. -->

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	==History==		==History==
	Way, way, ''way'' back in the dawn of [[Warhammer Fantasy Battle]] and [[Warhammer 40,000]], [[Games Workshop]] released two books that covered the forces of [[Chaos]] for both settings. These were the [[Realms of Chaos]] duology: Slaves to Darkness ([[Khorne]] and [[Slaanesh]]) and The Lost And The Damned ([[Nurgle]] and [[Tzeentch]]). As part of their rules these books contained "Path to Glory", a mini-game that blurred the lines between wargame and roleplaying game that allowed players to take the roles of [[Chaos Chosen]], Aspiring Champions who would fight (mostly each other, but also, potentially, other races and monsters) to try and attract the favor of the Dark Gods, with the game ending with death, [[Chaos Spawn\|damnation]] or [[Daemon Prince\|daemonhood]].		Way, way, ''way'' back in the dawn of [[Warhammer Fantasy Battle]] and [[Warhammer 40,000]], [[Games Workshop]] released two books that covered the forces of [[Chaos]] for both settings. These were the [[Realms of Chaos]] duology: Slaves to Darkness ([[Khorne]] and [[Slaanesh]]) and The Lost And The Damned ([[Nurgle]] and [[Tzeentch]]). As part of their rules these books contained "Path to Glory", a mini-game that blurred the lines between wargame and roleplaying game that allowed players to take the roles of [[Chaos Chosen]], Aspiring Champions who would fight (mostly each other, but also, potentially, other races and monsters) to try and attract the favor of the Dark Gods, with the game ending with death, [[Chaos Spawn\|damnation]] or [[Daemon Prince\|daemonhood]]. For the goody two shoes, there were also [[Sensei]], supposedly secret descendants of the Emperor that were explicitly compared to the other Chaos Champions as good-aligned versions from the Emperor. Instead of daemonhood, they sought apotheosis into a Sensei Master.

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Black Library Advent Calendar December 2015

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	Neckbeards may rejoice knowing that Geedubs have brought back "Path to Glory" has been brought back		Neckbeards may rejoice knowing that Geedubs have brought back "Path to Glory" has been brought back
	for both Age of Sigmar an Warhammer 40K. Allowing you to create your own warbands ~~oncemore~~.		for both Age of Sigmar and Warhammer 40K. Allowing you to create your own warbands once more.

	==General's Handbook 2017==		==General's Handbook 2017==

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	Do you remember when [[White Dwarf]] was [[awesome]]? Because, after the first half of the release of [[Hordes of Chaos]], White Dwarf spent the first four months focusing on god-related fluff and model articles... and then the next ''five months'' on updating Path to Glory to 6th's rules. And when [[Beasts of Chaos]] came out, they did a special update article, allowing for beastman aspiring champions in Path to Glory as well.		Do you remember when [[White Dwarf]] was [[awesome]]? Because, after the first half of the release of [[Hordes of Chaos]], White Dwarf spent the first four months focusing on god-related fluff and model articles... and then the next ''five months'' on updating Path to Glory to 6th's rules. And when [[Beasts of Chaos]] came out, they did a special update article, allowing for beastman aspiring champions in Path to Glory as well.

	Sadly, with 8e and White Dwarf's descent into suck, Path to Glory was left behind, languishing in the darkness with all the other awesome things of those days. The fact it had walked the middle line between [[Warhammer Fantasy ~~Roleplaying~~]]/[[Rogue Trader]] and the main games was a likely culprit, as Games Workshop had circled the wagons after their near bankruptcy and the ascent of Kirby into the position of CEO resulting in them killing off all the old Specialist Games over time.		Sadly, with 8e and White Dwarf's descent into suck, Path to Glory was left behind, languishing in the darkness with all the other awesome things of those days. The fact it had walked the middle line between [[Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay]]/[[Rogue Trader]] and the main games was a likely culprit, as Games Workshop had circled the wagons after their near bankruptcy and the ascent of Kirby into the position of CEO resulting in them killing off all the old Specialist Games over time.

	After the death of Warhammer Fantasy and Kirby stepping down, revamped versions of "Path To Glory" were released for both AoS and 40kK as a digital download during the Black Library advent calendar. While it is uncommon in 40k, AoS has seen a serious uptick in the amount of content for Path to Glory, with each new battletome including warband tables for it.		After the death of Warhammer Fantasy and Kirby stepping down, revamped versions of "Path To Glory" were released for both AoS and 40kK as a digital download during the Black Library advent calendar. While it is uncommon in 40k, AoS has seen a serious uptick in the amount of content for Path to Glory, with each new battletome including warband tables for it.

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History

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	==History==		==History==
	Way, way, ''way'' back in the dawn of [[Warhammer Fantasy Battle]] and [[Warhammer 40,000]], [[Games Workshop]] released two books that covered the forces of [[Chaos]] for both settings. These were Realms of Chaos: Slaves to Darkness ([[Khorne]] and [[Slaanesh]]) and The Lost And The Damned ([[Nurgle]] and [[Tzeentch]]). As part of their rules these books contained "Path to Glory", a mini-game that blurred the lines between wargame and roleplaying game that allowed players to take the roles of [[Chaos Chosen]], Aspiring Champions who would fight (mostly each other, but also, potentially, other races and monsters) to try and attract the favor of the Dark Gods, with the game ending with death, [[Chaos Spawn\|damnation]] or [[Daemon Prince\|daemonhood]].		Way, way, ''way'' back in the dawn of [[Warhammer Fantasy Battle]] and [[Warhammer 40,000]], [[Games Workshop]] released two books that covered the forces of [[Chaos]] for both settings. These were the [[Realms of Chaos]] duology: Slaves to Darkness ([[Khorne]] and [[Slaanesh]]) and The Lost And The Damned ([[Nurgle]] and [[Tzeentch]]). As part of their rules these books contained "Path to Glory", a mini-game that blurred the lines between wargame and roleplaying game that allowed players to take the roles of [[Chaos Chosen]], Aspiring Champions who would fight (mostly each other, but also, potentially, other races and monsters) to try and attract the favor of the Dark Gods, with the game ending with death, [[Chaos Spawn\|damnation]] or [[Daemon Prince\|daemonhood]].

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	After the death of Warhammer Fantasy and Kirby stepping down, revamped versions of "Path To Glory" were released for both AoS and 40kK as a digital download during the Black Library advent calendar. While it is uncommon in 40k, AoS has seen a serious uptick in the amount of content for Path to Glory, with each new battletome including warband tables for it.		After the death of Warhammer Fantasy and Kirby stepping down, revamped versions of "Path To Glory" were released for both AoS and 40kK as a digital download during the Black Library advent calendar. While it is uncommon in 40k, AoS has seen a serious uptick in the amount of content for Path to Glory, with each new battletome including warband tables for it.

	==Path to Glory 6e Articles==		==Path to Glory 6e Articles==

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	##Tactics Pages##		==Tactics Pages==

	Tactics for Age of Sigmar are [[Age_of_Sigmar/Tactics/Path_to_Glory\|here]].		Tactics for Age of Sigmar are [[Age_of_Sigmar/Tactics/Path_to_Glory\|here]].
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	Tactics For 40K are [[Warhammer_40,000/Tactics/Path to_Glory(7E)\|here]].		Tactics For 40K are [[Warhammer_40,000/Tactics/Path to_Glory(7E)\|here]].

	##History##		==History==
	Way, way, ''way'' back in the dawn of [[Warhammer Fantasy Battle]] and [[Warhammer 40,000]], [[Games Workshop]] released two books that covered the forces of [[Chaos]] for both settings. These were Realms of Chaos: Slaves to Darkness ([[Khorne]] and [[Slaanesh]]) and The Lost And The Damned ([[Nurgle]] and [[Tzeentch]]). As part of their rules these books contained "Path to Glory", a mini-game that blurred the lines between wargame and roleplaying game that allowed players to take the roles of [[Chaos Chosen]], Aspiring Champions who would fight (mostly each other, but also, potentially, other races and monsters) to try and attract the favor of the Dark Gods, with the game ending with death, [[Chaos Spawn\|damnation]] or [[Daemon Prince\|daemonhood]].		Way, way, ''way'' back in the dawn of [[Warhammer Fantasy Battle]] and [[Warhammer 40,000]], [[Games Workshop]] released two books that covered the forces of [[Chaos]] for both settings. These were Realms of Chaos: Slaves to Darkness ([[Khorne]] and [[Slaanesh]]) and The Lost And The Damned ([[Nurgle]] and [[Tzeentch]]). As part of their rules these books contained "Path to Glory", a mini-game that blurred the lines between wargame and roleplaying game that allowed players to take the roles of [[Chaos Chosen]], Aspiring Champions who would fight (mostly each other, but also, potentially, other races and monsters) to try and attract the favor of the Dark Gods, with the game ending with death, [[Chaos Spawn\|damnation]] or [[Daemon Prince\|daemonhood]].

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			##Tactics Pages##

			Tactics for Age of Sigmar are [[Age_of_Sigmar/Tactics/Path_to_Glory\|here]].

			Tactics For 40K are [[Warhammer_40,000/Tactics/Path to_Glory(7E)\|here]].

			##History##
	Way, way, ''way'' back in the dawn of [[Warhammer Fantasy Battle]] and [[Warhammer 40,000]], [[Games Workshop]] released two books that covered the forces of [[Chaos]] for both settings. These were Realms of Chaos: Slaves to Darkness ([[Khorne]] and [[Slaanesh]]) and The Lost And The Damned ([[Nurgle]] and [[Tzeentch]]). As part of their rules these books contained "Path to Glory", a mini-game that blurred the lines between wargame and roleplaying game that allowed players to take the roles of [[Chaos Chosen]], Aspiring Champions who would fight (mostly each other, but also, potentially, other races and monsters) to try and attract the favor of the Dark Gods, with the game ending with death, [[Chaos Spawn\|damnation]] or [[Daemon Prince\|daemonhood]].		Way, way, ''way'' back in the dawn of [[Warhammer Fantasy Battle]] and [[Warhammer 40,000]], [[Games Workshop]] released two books that covered the forces of [[Chaos]] for both settings. These were Realms of Chaos: Slaves to Darkness ([[Khorne]] and [[Slaanesh]]) and The Lost And The Damned ([[Nurgle]] and [[Tzeentch]]). As part of their rules these books contained "Path to Glory", a mini-game that blurred the lines between wargame and roleplaying game that allowed players to take the roles of [[Chaos Chosen]], Aspiring Champions who would fight (mostly each other, but also, potentially, other races and monsters) to try and attract the favor of the Dark Gods, with the game ending with death, [[Chaos Spawn\|damnation]] or [[Daemon Prince\|daemonhood]].

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	Sadly, with 8e and White Dwarf's descent into suck, Path to Glory was left behind, languishing in the darkness with all the other awesome things of those days. The fact it had walked the middle line between [[Warhammer Fantasy Roleplaying]]/[[Rogue Trader]] and the main games was a likely culprit, as Games Workshop had circled the wagons after their near bankruptcy and the ascent of Kirby into the position of CEO resulting in them killing off all the old Specialist Games over time.		Sadly, with 8e and White Dwarf's descent into suck, Path to Glory was left behind, languishing in the darkness with all the other awesome things of those days. The fact it had walked the middle line between [[Warhammer Fantasy Roleplaying]]/[[Rogue Trader]] and the main games was a likely culprit, as Games Workshop had circled the wagons after their near bankruptcy and the ascent of Kirby into the position of CEO resulting in them killing off all the old Specialist Games over time.

	After the death of Warhammer Fantasy and Kirby stepping down, revamped versions of "Path To Glory" were released for both AoS and 40kK as a digital download during the Black Library advent calendar.		After the death of Warhammer Fantasy and Kirby stepping down, revamped versions of "Path To Glory" were released for both AoS and 40kK as a digital download during the Black Library advent calendar. While it is uncommon in 40k, AoS has seen a serious uptick in the amount of content for Path to Glory, with each new battletome including warband tables for it.

	~~Tactics for~~ the ~~original are (pending).~~

	~~Tactics~~ for ~~6e are (pending).~~

	~~Tactics For 40K are [[Warhammer_40~~,~~000/Tactics/Path to_Glory(7E)\|here]].~~

	~~Tactics~~ for ~~Age of Sigmar are [[Age_of_Sigmar/Tactics/Path_to_Glory\|here]]~~.

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	for both Age of Sigmar an Warhammer 40K. Allowing you to create your own warbands oncemore.		for both Age of Sigmar an Warhammer 40K. Allowing you to create your own warbands oncemore.

	==General's Handbook==		==General's Handbook 2017==

			The Age of Sigmar General's Handbook (2017) includes an expanded version of the Path to Glory released by Black Library, differing from usual because it also allows to non-chaos armies to be used, adding tables for Stormcast Eternals, Skaven, Fyreslayers, Ironjawz, Sylvaneth and Death armies.

			==Path to Glory Campaign Book==

	~~The Age of Sigmar General's Handbook includes an expanded version of the~~ Path to Glory ~~released by Black Library last december~~, ~~differing~~ from ~~usual because it~~ also ~~allows to non-chaotic armies to be used, adding tables~~ for ~~Stormcast Eternals, Skaven, Fyreslayers, Ironjawz, Sylvaneth and Death armies~~.		In 2017, GW also released a standalone Path to Glory book that included Warband Rosters for most of the factions, new battleplans, and a list of what warbands can be made from each Start Collecting! box. From this point on new Battletomes also included warband rosters for the faction.

	[[Category:Warhammer 40,000]]		[[Category:Warhammer 40,000]]
	[[Category:Age of Sigmar]]		[[Category:Age of Sigmar]]

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White Dwarf 279 March 2003

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	Rules for a multi-warband battle scenario and some magical items to receive as a result.		Rules for a multi-warband battle scenario and some magical items to receive as a result.

			===White Dwarf 283 March 2003===
			Cover: Guardsman from Cadia.

			No new rules appeared in the main body of the magazine, but copies of WD 283 came with a free booklet which collected all the Path to Glory rules in one 30-page volume. This included the Beastmen rules.

	===White Dwarf 284 August===		===White Dwarf 284 August===