GW and FFG Breaking Up?

Heh, just you wait- games you had no intention of buying will be slightly more expensive in the future. "I wish I had not resisted FOMO" will be your lament.

Might be a good idea to grab the FAQs before the product pages get taken down. I'm sure someone will archive them elsewhere, but better safe than sorry.

Just wrote a quick script to archive this stuff off of FFG's site. Will throw it up somewhere for hosting when I have some time.

I think the only thing I might regret not picking up after the dust settles is a second core of Diskwars. I guess I could grab one now, but I really don't play as much as I'd like anyway, so I can wait a bit.

That game still has a ton of expansion copies out there. MM had over 20 of each one last night. Even in the great FFGW Freakout of 2016, that game still remains kind of underrated.

ffg-archive.sornars.com/

All FFG support documents have been backed up here. If you notice anything missing let me know.

I think Diskwars is one we are going to see on the Christmas sale...and I would expect it to be much more common because it never really sold much in the first place. It is a really good game.

Michael Barnes wrote: I think Diskwars is one we are going to see on the Christmas sale...and I would expect it to be much more common because it never really sold much in the first place. It is a really good game.

Yeah, that one never seemed to really take off.

I could maybe see W40K LCG too, it hasn't been around that long. On a related note, I could seem blowing out some other dead LCG too, like 1st edition AGoT, Warhammer Invasion, and Call of Cthulu.

I really enjoyed Warhammer: Invasion and had considered collecting it up in the sale last year. It didn't seem like I'd get the pieces together to get the multiplayer games going for what I was willing to pay at the time.

Mr. White wrote: I really enjoyed Warhammer: Invasion and had considered collecting it up in the sale last year. It didn't seem like I'd get the pieces together to get the multiplayer games going for what I was willing to pay at the time.

Did Invasion have multiplayer? I don't think Conquest does, which is a shame. The multiplayer aspect is mostly what interests me about the Game of Thrones LCG.

Michael Barnes wrote: I think Diskwars is one we are going to see on the Christmas sale...and I would expect it to be much more common because it never really sold much in the first place. It is a really good game.

Yes, but, will you see the Diskwars expansions?

In the Brick-N-Morters Must Be Killing It thread Jeff posted, X-Wing is the the number #1 miniatures game, 40k is #2 and Armada is #3. AoS isn't in the top 5.

metalface13 wrote:

Mr. White wrote: I really enjoyed Warhammer: Invasion and had considered collecting it up in the sale last year. It didn't seem like I'd get the pieces together to get the multiplayer games going for what I was willing to pay at the time.

Did Invasion have multiplayer? I don't think Conquest does, which is a shame. The multiplayer aspect is mostly what interests me about the Game of Thrones LCG.

Invasion had a Cataclysm expansion that included multi-player rules for up to 4 (fighting over fulcrum cards to get dominance points). Games play until someone is out (all zones burning or out of cards) or a player gets 8 dominance points.

stoic wrote:

Michael Barnes wrote: I think Diskwars is one we are going to see on the Christmas sale...and I would expect it to be much more common because it never really sold much in the first place. It is a really good game.

Yes, but, will you see the Diskwars expansions?

FO...MO...

Dammit, after seeing the Halls of Terra expansion for Relic dry up everywhere I ended up ordering both it and Nemesis at the one place I found it. Stupid scaremongering thread.