What Modiphius cutting Dune and Mindjammer to £5 means for both lines

I’ve just bought a collector’s edition of the Dune TTRPG, normally £100, for £5.

Modiphius Entertainment has launched an extensive UK warehouse clearance sale, slashing over 300 tabletop products to clear storage space in Britain. Core hardback rulebooks for Dune: Adventures in the Imperium and Sarah Newton’s Mindjammer have dropped from £50 to £5, alongside widespread discounts across Star Trek Adventures, Dishonored: The Roleplaying Game, and The Elder Scrolls: Call to Arms.

The London publisher confirmed in direct customer communications that it will not restock lines once current copies run out. While promotional copy points readers to forthcoming cinematic releases, the severity of the price cuts and the blanket refusal to reprint suggest physical product lines are reaching the end of their license. What’s next for these games?

The steepest markdown targets the luxury Dune: Core Rulebook Imperial Limited Edition, reduced from £550 to £225. Regular £50 core books, £95 House Collector’s Editions, and £35 campaign supplements across the Dune catalogue have dropped uniformly to £5. Modiphius produces its Dune tabletop roleplaying games under a sub-licensing agreement with Gale Force Nine, who hold the primary master tabletop license from Legendary Entertainment. Heavy liquidations of licensed roleplaying games under strict no-restock notices often occur as a sub-licensing term nears its end, requiring publishers to clear physical stock before distribution rights expire.

The clearance also marks a continued retreat from older product lines. Sarah Newton, creator of the transhuman science fiction roleplaying game Mindjammer, originally partnered with Modiphius in 2014 for hobby retail distribution. Core volumes, supplements, and Traveller adaptations have now been reduced to £5 or marked out of stock.

This inventory clear-out follows Modiphius halting active in-house development on its flagship weird-war setting Achtung! Cthulhu in May 2026, where the publisher wrapped up official supplements with The Norway Projekt and shifted ongoing support to independent writers through the World Builders Program. Liquidating Mindjammer alongside expiring licensed properties shows the studio tidying its physical back-catalogue to focus operat

Physical storage practicalities explain the aggressive pricing. Modiphius runs operations from Harwood Road in Fulham, South West London. Holding low-velocity hardback inventory incurs nasty commercial warehousing costs across the UK logistics network. Liquidating heavy rulebooks at £5 frees pallet space for incoming lines and wargaming box sets ahead of autumn trade peaks.

For tabletop players, the discounts offer access to completed roleplaying systems at nominal cost, provided they factor in domestic postal rates. However, with physical restocks explicitly ruled out, collectors and campaign groups seeking missing books face a shrinking window before these print editions disappear entirely from retail shelves.

Modiphius Entertainment said in an official customer statement:

Out with the old and in with the new! It’s that time of year, and we’re clearing out the ol’ warehouses to make room for fresh arrivals. That means over 300 select items just hit rock-bottom prices… Bear in mind that once we’re sold out, we will NOT be restocking, so don’t leave your favourites sitting in your cart for too long!”

UK customers can review the discounted inventory directly via the Modiphius Warehouse Clearance Sale.

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