Do you or dont you?
It’s an interesting question really because this doesn’t just affect you as a gamer but it affects the whole group, if one of you decides to run with the errata then all players should really run with the errata otherwise you’re not all singing from the same hymn sheet (anyone playing bullshit bingo can mark off another square), ideally the errata / no errata call should be down to your GM/DM, and to be brutally honest errata IS important it balances the rule set it clarifies rules that are perhaps not clear and on the whole makes things run alot more smoothly, with the internet being so easy now for most people to get onto (work, home, libraries, internet cafe’s) it’s an absolute breeze to upgrade and use the new rules.
So having decided that we’re running the errata, how do you guys keep a track of whether a change has been applied to a rule, power, item etc – do you chave lots of cut outs all over your treasured books, do you write footnotes alongside things saying check errata? Personally I use “post it” type page markers little sticky notes that can be peeled off without leaving the glue behind use them to identify a rule change, then I can grab the trusty errata at that point – genius no?
Anyways, I guess I should mention what really made me post about errata is that Wizards have made another 4th edition errata available to download from their site, being a nice guy I’ll link it here so you dont have to do loads of searching to find it. ERRATA see a nice big link for you to follow, that link takes you to the download for “everything” in one pdf, alternatively you can download just the errata for the relevant manuals, for these downloads here’s another CLICKY both will open another browser window.
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