Jervis Johnson's retirement takes up a good portion of this magazine - not enough, to my mind! Jervis' contribution to the gaming side of the hobby is legendary, he's probably the most important person alive in tabletop gaming, and probably Games Workshop's single most important contributor in its near-50 year history. So this issue is a Jervis special, and deservedly so. A fantastic set of accolades made in the issue, but editor Lyle Lowery's final comments made me smile "We don't all get to be legends... we can all choose to be kind. We can all choose to be like Jervis" - games are supposed to be fun, competition isn't fun, it's unpleasant. How can we square this circle? Well, by trying to make sure that our opponent has the most fun, the best time. If both of you are doing that, it doesn't matter who wins! I don't know what JJ's politics are, but that's the very spirit of communist competition! ( )