Magic: The Gathering's Warhammer 40,000 decks are sold out, with European reprints unlikely, angering collectors.
Warhammer 40,000 decks sold out quickly
Magic: The Gathering's Warhammer 40,000 prebuilt Commander decks, part of the "Universes Beyond" initiative, have sold out and are now only available on the secondary market, with prices starting at 170 euros. Collector editions command higher prices
Collector editions of these decks are priced significantly higher than the initial release, reflecting their popularity and the rarity of the cards included. Wizards of the Coast produced additional decks
Initially, it was reported that Wizards of the Coast had produced a small additional run of these decks, intended for wholesalers and stores to restock and meet demand. European reprints may not be available
New information suggests that these reprints will not be available in Europe, according to reports shared on the Discord server of the German game store The Attic, citing the SPIEL fair in Essen. Reprints reserved for American market
Wholesalers at the SPIEL fair indicated that the reprints of the Warhammer 40,000 decks are reserved for the American market and will not be available in Europe, a claim confirmed by the store and reported at the fair. Australia also excluded from reprints
It has also been reported that Australia would not be included in any potential reprints, further limiting the availability of these highly sought-after decks in key international markets. European players face a shortage
The lack of European reprints has been described as a warning shot for European Magic players, as the Warhammer decks are considered particularly coveted and contain excellent cards that are in high demand.
