WarhammerAlliance.com has posted a daily news update regarding everything WAAGH!!! Topics include their recent analysis of the community poll for Tomb Kings, a top-secret WarhammerAlliance special project, news and updates from the Herald, and of course the straight from the source piece about population caps on Fortresses.

Here's the official Warhammer News update from WarhammerAlliance.com:

One more week in April, and the news rolls on!


Warhammer Alliance News
The latest pieces found on WA!

• Community Poll Analysis on Tomb Kings Anticipation
  
  The latest community poll analysis takes a look at what last week's Tomb Kings question turned up from the community. If you posted something, you might even be mentioned! Be sure to take a look!

• Nefarious Plans Afoot!
  
  Warhammer Alliance is plotting something, according to a vague tweet by PhoenixRed. Stay tuned for more details this week!

News from the Herald
Today's news from Warhammer Online's Herald

• Beyond the Sands Ends
  
  The Beyond the Sands event is over, but the race to the Land of the Dead has just begun. Be sure to keep and eye on the Herald for all the future details!  
• Winds of Change on Dark Crag
  
  In a test to improve stability for the RvR system, the Winds of Change system is currently in testing on the Dark Crag server, one of WAR's most populous communities. The mechanic will trigger only in the most severe of server situations and teleport out small numbers of players dead or severely wounded to the nearest warcamp or chapter hub. If you're on Dark Crag, be sure to leave feedback in the forums!

Straight From The Source
highlighted dev posts, interviews and features

• PBAoE concerns
  
  Several players have expressed concerns on the official forums over PBAoE not receiving the same treatment as AoE spells such as Rain of Fire and Pit of Shades. Andy Belford from Mythic has posted a thought from the developer standpoint of the risk vs. reward with PBAoE spells.  
• Population cap on Fortresses
  
  On the official forums, Andy continues to address player questions, this time on a perceived population cap drop in keep sieging since 1.2.1. Andy informed the community that since keeps appeared to be harder to defend since the patch, that adjustments were made. The number of defenders able to be present was raised while the number of attackers was lowered.