That would be very, very cruel of you. Poor child!

A 32-page booklet will be supplied with the next White Dwarf Weekly (available this weekend, costs £2.40). A 32-page booklet costing £5 will be available for pre-order from then on as well, although its contents are to be downloadable for free from the GW website.

Whether those two items are the same has, as far as I'm aware, not been confirmed. The page count is the same, but the costs aren't. They could be identical, aside from the fact that the latter will be available for a longer time (while WD is just for that week). There is also a chance that the WD booklet just has profiles in it, while the other one contains scenarios for example. We'll know in just over a day (pre-orders go up at 7pm GMT or so).

But what’s that hiding behind issue 46? It’s a free gift, a 32-page supplement, The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies, containing a couple of new scenarios and rules for all the miniatures that have come out over the last few weeks, including the Champions of Erebor and the mighty Smaug. Want a copy? Make sure you pick up White Dwarf issue 46 tomorrow from your local Games Workshop, independent stockist or right here on the Games Workshop webstore.

This week’s White Dwarf also includes more new miniatures from The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies...

Im tempted to find a young kid in the store, take out the LOTR book and give him the copy of it.

I only want to know if there are profiles for anything not yet released as models, just any hint that GW will be making all the (other) stuff seen in the film. So maybe GW is doing the White Dwarf rules release pack as a test to see if it sell more issues. Perhaps they will return to those few years when White Dwarf was the only way to get the new profiles. I could live with that if it played out that way.

And that is exactly what I did, they sold out, I had the last copy so I kept the supplement and gave the WD to someone who wanted a WD.