RT reprint now available to
order here. £40, they pleasantly surprised me by not sticking another tenner or so on the WHW price.
I expected them to be the same price, would be a dick move to raise it for the online release.
Saying that, you’ve got to wait six months for it to be delivered to you (Presumably they’re adding the orders onto the next WHW reprint batch from China).
I'm on the fence. It would be nice to own a piece of history like this, but I only got into 40k in 2nd edition, so don't really have any nostalgia for RT.
It’s so different from anything 2nd Onwards it’s practically like getting a different game. It’s way more like a role playing game that wants you to use figures than the Wargame people expect from 40k these days.
Well worth getting just for the amount of cool ideas in there even if you never play a game of it (and I imagine many people don’t really play it much, even when it was released they kept adding expansions until it was almost all modified and pretty close to 2nd in theme by the end).
Whether you think it’s worth £40 is down to you.
Now to do the 3rd edition Warhammer fantasy book to coincide with the release of "old world" pie in sky thinking

(not because I want it for path to glory

)
Not a hope that’s gonna happen. RT got done because it’s the first 40k, pretty iconic and nothing at all like the later releases, so it’s not competing with them, just complimenting. Plus you can use modern 40k models to play it.
Bringing back the 3rd book in a series of 8 which almost directly competes with the upcoming release of Old World and using figures they don’t sell presently is just not gonna happen.
Way more likely they redo the Warhammer Roleplay book.
Honestly it’d be like if they just reissued any of the “Specialist Games” 1st editions, it would directly complete with the current versions so they wouldn’t do it.
Imagine if they redid the Big Hazard Stripe book for Necromunda and it sold better than the latest game (as it’s an all-in-one experience and you only need that one book). It would kill the sales of the new books.