indication of quite how comprehensive the game was. 50 figures - 3 Marine Commanders - 12 Space Marines, 8 Orks, 14 Gretchin, - 3 Genestealers - 1 Chaos Marine Commander, - 4 Chaos Space Marines, 4 Androids and - 1 Dreadnought 64 Playing Cards - Three sets of 12 Chapter cards and 28 Alien event cards 32 blip tokens 12 rank badges 6 honour badges 1 Alien control panel 24 doors 6 combat dice 3 marine reference charts 32 reinforcement counters 1 primary mission token 1 secondary mission token 4 marks of Chaos 4 piece gameboard with walls 3 marine landing docks with airlocks (extra board pieces where the space marines start) 3 Commander Scanners with Slides Rule book 24 page Mission Manual Advanced rules book Expansion games and sequels Eldar Attack A boxed expansion set that introduced Eldar with special abilities including psychic powers. This expansion pack allowed one extra player to control the Eldar miniatures, thus allowing the game to be played by 2-5 people. Mission Dreadnought A boxed expansion set. This expansion pack gives the marine player access to additional space marine miniatures, boosting the squad to 6 space marines and the commander. Space marines may carry extra heavy weapons or the tarantula mobile turret. The alien player gains extra heavy dreadnoughts, which are extremely powerful and capable of wiping out an entire squad. The last mission in the additional mission book allows the alien player to continuously construct additional dreadnoughts for more firepower from the dreadnought factory board. The additional bulkhead doors and corridor tiles allow players to build more interesting board constructions, whereas the initial game is quite limited to either the square 2x2 mode or the long 4x1 mode. White Dwarf Two articles about Space Crusade were published in White Dwarf: one for using Terminators, Space Marine Scouts, Ork Mobs, Tyranids and Genestealer Hybrids (White Dwarf 134, 1991), allowing players to use Warhammer 40,000 miniatures, and one campaign called 'Renegade' (White Dwarf 145, 1992). Advanced Space Crusade Advanced Space Crusade was a modular board game published in 1990 by Games Workshop. The premise of the game is that a number of Space Marine scout squads are boarding a Tyranid ship in order to sabotage its delicate internal "organs". The game is superficially similar to Space Hulk in that it uses 28 mm plastic Citadel Miniatures as play pieces, uses modular board pieces to represent