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====White Dwarf Daily====On September 22, 2012, [[Games Workshop]] on their "What's New Today" blog would release '''White Dwarf Daily''', a digital continuation of the website, evidently by its name, intended to release articles daily.{{fn|47}}{{fn|48}}{{QuoteBox|quote = In just over a week’s time the pages of White Dwarf will change forever. Miniatures will be shown in a new light, battle reports will be reborn and new articles will be read for the first time. Even the classic logo that sat at the head of the magazine for the last 20 years will disappear into the Hall of Legends. On September 22nd 2012, White Dwarf will be reborn; bigger, better and more exciting than ever before.|source= — [[Games Workshop]] Website announcement{{fn|48}}{{Fn|47}}|align = center|width = 40em}} As of 2026, the website is unavailable, having been taken down some time priorly. A handful of archives remain. ====White Dwarf Weekly====The paperback magazine continued as a monthly publication until January 2014, then shifted to a weekly 32-page format starting February 2014, alongside the launch of [[Warhammer Visions]], a monthly sister title focusing on showcasing painted Citadel miniatures.{{Fn|8}} This period witnessed the release of [[lex_en_aos:Mighty Battles in an Age of Unending War|Age of Sigmar]] (July 2015), replacing the [[Warhammer]] Fantasy setting and game system.{{Fn|6}}