Magic: The Gathering Warhammer 40K Commander Decks: Reprint Reportedly US-Only
IGN Germany and a German retailer say the Warhammer 40K Commander precon reprint will reach only the US. The claims come from press and retail sources, and no official confirmation of the regional scope has been seen.
The Magic: The Gathering Warhammer 40K Commander precon decks are reportedly being reprinted, but only for the US market. According to IGN Germany, the reprint run is restricted to that region, and a German retailer says the decks will not return to Europe.
Warhammer 40K Commander Reprint: What the Retailer Said
The German retailer The Attic attended Spiel Essen and posted a message on Discord about the decks. The shop said they will not come back to Europe and that only America will see a re-release, adding that this was communicated officially during the event.
A machine translation of the same message adds that the shop's wholesalers told it the reprint is intended only for America and will not come to Europe.
Stock Theory: Reprint or Found Inventory?
One user floated a rumor that Wizards of the Coast "found" additional stock rather than printing new copies. That user argued the limited resale makes the idea more believable.
Warhammer 40K Commander Deck Prices on TCGPlayer
At the time of writing, TCGPlayer data showed no meaningful increase in Warhammer 40K deck prices. Prices were, however, slowly rising on half of the decks.
- Necron Dynasties and The Ruinous Powers have each gone up by around $10.
- The other two decks have stopped declining.
This follows a substantial drop over the past few months, after Wizards of the Coast said a reprint run was coming.
What It Means for Players
- European players should treat the US-only claim as reported, not confirmed.
- The TCGPlayer figures show a slow upward drift on half of the decks.
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