Limited Edition/Rare Books

[Jmaximum]

Hey folks-
Was interested in a list of what is considered a limited or rare edition book, such as:
Aurelian
Promethian Sun
Daenythos


Any others out there?

[Tzeentch's Dark Agent]

The Unkindness of Ravens, Catechism of Hate, there was a Night Lord one too, and an Iron Warrior one.

[wittdooley]

Are you sure there was a Night Lord one?

Unimaginatively, the Iron Warrior book is called "Iron Warrior." It's actually really, really good.

Some of the chapbooks are also semi rare.

[Tzeentch's Dark Agent]

Yeah, it was called Lord of the Night (also a dull name) methinks.

This is a new edition of Lord of the Night, first published in 2005. Like all our print on demand(?) books, Lord of the Night is printed as an attractive large format novel.

[wittdooley]

Oh... I didn't know that was a limited book. I have the original mass market printing, so that must have thrown me off.

[Tzeentch's Dark Agent]

It is now it would seem.

Also, I agree, Iron Warrior was awesome. Haven't read it in ages though.

[Wildeybeast]

You may want to check out [URL="http://www.blacklibrary.com/exclusive-products/Collectors-Editions"]this[/URL] page. In addition there is [URL="http://www.blacklibrary.com/exclusive-products/Direct-Exclusives"]this[/URL] page. There are also a number of now OOP print books from the early days of GW/BL publishing which would be considered rare by virtue of being OOP. The ones I possess as examples are The Life of Sigmar, The Witch Hunters Handbook, Liber Chaotica and Empire at War.

[Jmaximum]

All sounds like awesome stuff!
I THINK i have Iron Warrior, Lord of the Night

Also, as an addendum to my own thread: please list the Audio Books too, as I know those are hard to come by.





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(is lord of the Night the one where the Nightlord pretty much takes over all the gangs in an underhive and then escapes with an inquisitor in tow?)

[wittdooley]

You may want to check out [URL="http://www.blacklibrary.com/exclusive-products/Collectors-Editions"]this[/URL] page. In addition there is [URL="http://www.blacklibrary.com/exclusive-products/Direct-Exclusives"]this[/URL] page. There are also a number of now OOP print books from the early days of GW/BL publishing which would be considered rare by virtue of being OOP. The ones I possess as examples are The Life of Sigmar, The Witch Hunters Handbook, Liber Chaotica and Empire at War.

Empire at War. WHAAAAAAAAT? Explain, please!

[Jmaximum]

Ok nevermind the spoilers for Lord of Night. The description gives it away. I do have that, and the story is pretty cool.
I MAY have Iron Warrior in a *cough* collection that I *cough* found *cough*.