Additional copies of the Rey Starter Set and Kylo Ren Starter Set are "in production," and the company said that they “will remain in print” until the next starter sets are released.
At the end of 2017, two new Star Wars: Destiny starter sets and a new base set, providing an entry point for new players and a foundation from which to build, will be released. The plan is to keep that base set available for the year "as much as possible."
This pattern, a base set and starters available through the year, plus one printing each of two expansions, is expected to continue for future years. Fantasy Flight may also release "unique" Star Wars: Destiny products during the year outside of this pattern.
What ANA does not know is what the ultimate demand for Star Wars: Destiny will be and whether its plans will fill that demand. Up to this point, production has far lagged the amount that could be sold, and with no boosters until May retailers will have to rely on the availability of starters, when they become available again, to fill demand for several months. Past examples have shown that shortages on an initial collectible game release can affect demand in either direction. By mid-summer, the long-range future of this hot new game should be clearer.
