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Hello one and all,

So, rumor on the internet is that Games Workshop is potentially going to release an updated Rule book as the current 6th Ed. book has quite a few mistakes in it.

One of the rumor links here:
http://www.belloflostsouls.net/2014/01/breaking-40k-starter-boxed-set-details.html


Now, the question I have is this: Lets assume that this is correct and GW are indeed releasing a re-done version of 6th Ed. This would make our current versions of the 6th Ed. faulty.
What's the likelihood of GW admitting they sold a faulty product and replacing our 6th ed. books with the new one free of charge?

Bolt Action or Flames of War (one or the other, not sure which it was) did this. They got all their books from China and shipped them but then discovered some spelling mistakes, or something annoying so they created new and ordered new Rulebooks, sending them to all buyers free of charge. Will GW look after it's customers in this manner?


I for one will be writing to GW as I think it's cheeky to sell a faulty product for £45 then expect people to buy a functional one to replace it.


Thoughts?