It's walk-in only. While they'll announce a sale online, you've got to walk in and see what's actually on the table. I was surprised to see so many WizKids models. But then it hasn't looked like they've been restocking for a few months now.
My general sense is that we hit peak D&D miniature about 5 years ago. Since the pandemic, Wizkids and Reaper, the two main sources, have both seemed to be in gradual decline, and both are less represented at local hobby shops.
My store stopped carrying Reaper a few years before COVID even hit and only started stocking them again this past month. Reaper seems to be doing okay overall. They started a pilot program selling their miniatures under another brand name at various Michael's locations and plan on expanding into more locations.
I hope they are doing well - I really love their work, but their past few years have been rough, and now they are dealing with the tariff situation. I haven't heard any rumours about a Bones 7, and we probably won't until there is some kind of long term tariff solution worked out, as they are almost completely dependent on Chinese manufacturing. My other favoutire company in this hobby space, Dwarven Forge, is in similar straits.
