Games Workshop looks to be implementing a new Customer Loyalty program similar to the “SKULLZ” of years past, in one of their European Markets!
Via Dosjetka on Bolter and Chainsword
Apparently, the system goes like this:
- Spend 150 Euros -> free dice (unsure if just one or multiple);
- Spend 300 Euros -> free pin (just Tzeentch or is there a choice?);
- Spend 400 Euros -> free t-shirt (again, only one choice?).
Also, might point to the rumoured upcoming Chaos Space Marine release (pure speculation, by the by).
Rumored Chaos indeed. Seems kinda weird that they would be rolling something out like this in the midst of Horus Heresy fever, and holiday bundle deals.
I wonder if it is a pre-curser something on the horizon we haven’t seen yet, OR just a happy coincidence and GW recognizes the primordial wisdom in Chaos merchandise over their poster children the Space Marines!
Either way, keep an eye out for this new program at your local GW store in the near future?
Flashback to The SKULLZ Loyalty Rewards Program
~Anyone still have skullz swag?
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