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I won't review the set, as it is obviously a good deal if you are interested in the faction. One thing has changed from the prior Start Collecting! boxes I have seen. Previously when you bought a Start Collecting! box, you got a bunch of separate instruction for whatever units were included, and a card for the battalion rules. The Fyreslayers box has just one big book, in color like the more recent instructions, and includes the directions, warscrolls, battalion, and further suggestions all in one big book. I wonder if the Slaanesh and Raiders boxes are similar. One thing it does, though, is make it harder to part out a box and sell or trade some of it without having to make copies of the directions, since you don't have individual instruction sheets any more.

I personally would say that finding instructions for the majority of GW kits online isn't too hard. I haven't searched for Fyreslayers specifically, but there have been a few times I've needed instructions and found them within ten minutes.

That and I'd think a good portion of people buying more Fyreslayers will already have some instructions lying around somewhere.

It's not a big problem, I'd think. Maybe annoying for some people, but for the most part it's just easier (both for GW to produce and for most users to keep organised) to have it all in one booklet.

Interesting tidbit, thanks for the info OP.