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...11th Edition Combat Patrol book?

I swear that 90% of all my 10th Edition games were Combat Patrol, so it kinda makes sense.... or does it?

Is this going to be a colossal waste of money, when I could just download all the rules/armies?

Am I just attracted to shiny new books?

 Lathe Biosas wrote:
...11th Edition Combat Patrol book?

I swear that 90% of all my 10th Edition games were Combat Patrol, so it kinda makes sense.... or does it?

Is this going to be a colossal waste of money, when I could just download all the rules/armies?

Am I just attracted to shiny new books?

I’d wait for reviews? It might just be lore re-hash that we’ve seen before and rules that can be found online. Or it might have extra content. It would not surprise me if one basic CP mission was in the core rules/free, but a dozen were in the book. Unless you have more info then I do, I’d wait.

That said, I have the a spearhead book for AoS which is almost entirely online, but it is nice to have a dead tree edition. flipping between 2-3 pages for rules is a lot better then clicking around in an app. Of course, you can print stuff out...