WW2 Hardcover

Nothing · 05-25-2009, 12:05 PM

On the sjgames site it has the WW2 hardcover listed as available now for $9.95 yet the softcover is listed as out of print for $29.95. Is this a mistake? It seems that the HC version would be $30? I believe it's also like this on the Warehouse 23 store.

copeab · 05-25-2009, 04:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Nothing

On the sjgames site it has the WW2 hardcover listed as available now for $9.95 yet the softcover is listed as out of print for $29.95. Is this a mistake? It seems that the HC version would be $30? I believe it's also like this on the Warehouse 23 store.

It's not a mistake. Most (but not all) of the 3e books still in stock were substantially marked down some time after the release of 4e.

Nothing · 05-26-2009, 04:31 PM

Thanks, just wanted to double check. That's the only 3e hardcover I remember seeing that was still available so it made me wonder. I'll probably pick that up and a few of the Transhuman books.

flyingwombat · 05-30-2009, 03:15 AM

The WWII HC was $29.95 when it first came out. As stated it's now $9.95. The cost of many 3e books were reduced a substantial amount when 4e came out.

05-25-2009, 12:05 PM	#1
Nothing Join Date: May 2009	WW2 Hardcover On the sjgames site it has the WW2 hardcover listed as available now for $9.95 yet the softcover is listed as out of print for $29.95. Is this a mistake? It seems that the HC version would be $30? I believe it's also like this on the Warehouse 23 store.

05-26-2009, 04:31 PM	#3
Nothing Join Date: May 2009	Re: WW2 Hardcover Thanks, just wanted to double check. That's the only 3e hardcover I remember seeing that was still available so it made me wonder. I'll probably pick that up and a few of the Transhuman books.

05-30-2009, 03:15 AM	#4
flyingwombat Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Alameda, CA	Re: WW2 Hardcover The WWII HC was $29.95 when it first came out. As stated it's now $9.95. The cost of many 3e books were reduced a substantial amount when 4e came out. __________________ Fraser: "Could you elucidate, sir?" Welsh: "No, no. Not since the late sixties." Ray: "That's Canadian for explain." --- from "due South" episode Seeing Is Believing