Khaine already sold out!Wtf?!

[MajorMcNicol]

Surely they'll do more print runs of Glottkin, Khaine, etc., right? There's enough demand..

[daboarder]

ahh they might this time, but what about next time? or the time after that? or after that? you don't know, so you can't just expect them to release a soft cover each time, if you want one you'll have to keep fighting to buy one the instant they come out or forever risk them deciding that THIS time they aren't going to do another print run

[Jared van Kell]

The book went on sale online at 1900 UK time and by 1904 UK time every single copy was completely sold out. Come next saturday these books will be going for £150-200 on eBay.

JvK

[daboarder]

The book went on sale at 1900 UK time and by 1904 UK time every single copy was completely sold out. Come next saturday these books will be going for £150-200 on eBay.

JvK

nevermind sat, they are already up

[Mr Mystery]

No ignore me.

I was wrong.

Sincere apologies guys.

[RGilbert26]

Anyone who buys a £40 book for £150-200 is a fool, don't care if you have the money to waste. If you've got that much spare cash then get an iPad, otherwise wait for the Print on Demand Softback (which you can now order through your local GW in time for Christmas).

[daboarder]

Anyone who buys a £40 book for £150-200 is a fool

some would say the same about a company that shows disdain for market research thus FAR underselling their product potential

[Ben_S]

the "regular" edition seems to be just as limited as the limited edition.

This is what bugs me. GW release two versions: a limited edition and a regular hardback. There's no indication that the latter is limited, so why not assume it's just like an army book and will be reprinted if need be. Yet it seems that it is in fact sold out and not to be reprinted (in hardback).

[Mr Mystery]

Stuff is printed months in advance - it seems quite possible that Glottkin and Khaine were ordered from the printer based on pre-Nagash sale expectations.

[daboarder]

Oh, and it should be noted, these "wonderful" softback, only in the UK. Want that in australia? yeah by the time you pay shipping you may as well have bought the hardback (if you could)

But please, continue to tell me how GW is unable/unwilling to meet demand, despite having vastly lower sales volumes than when they first started printing hardbacks.