I noticed GW stopped selling some supplements like The Fall of the Necromancer and Gondor in Flames. But i saw on an old post that they are incorporated in the main rule book. This means they are all (all the supplements) are in the big rule book?


Thanks

No, they are not. If anything, contents of the supplements are not in the rulesbook.

Source books are still available:
http://www.games-workshop.com/gws/catal ... GameStyle=

I believe there were two earlier sourcebooks: Shadow and Flame, and Battle of Pelennor Fields, which are both incorporated into the big rule book. All subsequent ones, however, are not.

Yes, the profiles (and some of the rules, such as Siege warfare) in Shadow and Flame, The Siege of Gondor, The Battle of the Pelennor Fields and The Scouring of the Shire were all incorporated into the larger rule book. However, the journeybooks and supplements released after the current rule book were not (A Shadow in The East, The Fall of The Necromancer, The Ruin of Arnor, Khazad-Dûm, Gondor in Flames, Harad, Mordor and the FoTR, TTT and RotK journeybooks).

You can easily tell by the colour of the borders on the book covers - the ones with the brown borders (the earlier supplements) were incorporated into the larger Main Rules Manual, while the ones with the dark blue borders(the supplements released after the current rule book) were not.

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