Our inventory manager insists that I will need 24 hour supervision should this come to pass. Only crazed determination and the mostly unwavering support of thousands of fans made it possible in the first place. Nothing about KD:M is small and easy to produce. >Everyone here at HQ is a little worried about this scenario.
I just can't believe how many tasks and considerations spawn from that simple desire! We very much want to supply everyone that wants on with their very own copy. it might be as complex as returning to Kickstarter. It might be as straight forward as taking pre-orders or. >With no Monster's out in the wild, we're thinking hard about what the best way to get new copies out there for people who still want them. This is from the newsletter on new copies.
I'm sure they'll consider reprints down the line, but I highly doubt it'd be worthwhile now. Keep in mind that something like 90% of MTG and 40k sales are to something like 10% of the audience, their decision isn't unreasonable. It's easier to move product to the existing customers who can be counted on buying in. Basically the developer assumption is that most everyone who wants it already has it, and the remainder aren't enough to justify printing copies for at the moment. They sold out over half a year, slowing down with each month. When you look at the KD release, they didn't move their entire stock fast and hard. Doing a small print is probably out of the question for something like this because there're a lot of parts to get organized and moving, it's likely only worthwhile if they can get a large amount together and then feel confident that it'll sell. There're people out there ready to pay, but it's a question of how many.
KD:2D - A retro cinematic platformer, with GORGEOUS hand made sprite animation. KD:L - Labyrinth, the game that highlights Twilight Knights, White Speakers and other hero level classes. KD:T - Titan, a deck building game, its perspective far pulled far back to the greater entity level. KD:Q - Kingdom Death Quest, a PVC game for mass market (gonna try distro with this!) KDM - Rust Ocean (area where Architects are from) KDM - Custom Campaign Book (for mixing our current expansions, supported with new story events) KDM - Storm Knight Expansion (how a survivor can become a hero) KDM - Lantern Festival (being reworked from the ground up, might focus on towns instead of settlements) The red dots came about as part of the factory’s QA process, some sprues were damaged in transportation from one facility to the other and we decided to simply pack ‘em without any figures at all The remaining 20 units and 60 “red dots” which contain no miniatures are reserved for GenCon. >In 6 short months following the game’s release, we smashed thru our inventory.
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