Player's Guide to Faerūn v.3.5 Errata [Archive] - Wizards Community

Player's Guide to Faerūn v.3.5 Errata [Archive] - Wizards Community

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Wotc_Mark
07-23-04, 07:09 PM Player's Guide to Faerūn v.3.5 Errata

The official errata for the Player's Guide to Faerūn are available now. You'll find supplemental additions to the region tables and some corrections to feats and prestige classes this download.

http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/er/20040125a

Enjoy

MJ
:cool:
chris7476
07-23-04, 07:34 PM I see the good ole Incantatrix instant metamagic errata is back.
Mr. Domino
07-23-04, 11:21 PM Daylight Adaptation is no longer a feat you can only take at first level!? What crazy fool changed this feat? It was perfectly rational to never have your eyes adapt to light once you'd become slightly skilled at something.

;) Just joking, thanks for the errata.
Another Gnome
07-24-04, 04:42 AM The Netherese Arcanist is still missing its Hit Die entry (d4 according to Rich Baker, but it's missing regardless).

* * *

Anyway, the added regions are a nice bonus. :)
warlockco
07-24-04, 04:53 AM Originally posted by Another Gnome
The Netherese Arcanist is still missing its Hit Die entry (d4 according to Rich Baker, but it's missing regardless).

* * *

Anyway, the added regions are a nice bonus. :)

Aye the extra regions are nice. And moving Daylight Adaptation to being a non-regional feat was a bonus too.
Especially since if you take the Shadow-Walker template from UA, the Daylight Adapatation would be the only way to be "normal" in the light.

The additional to Arcane Schooling is interesting though.

The clarification on Summon Undead series is nice. But now it seems really broken to me. From the errata done for Summon Undead I, I read it as a 16th level caster can summon a Nightwing (17HD) with Summon Undead I, that is alot of monster for a level 1 spell.
Zanan
07-24-04, 05:49 AM And the drow's height table is still "wrong". I suggest the Underdark book should be used instead, as it goes by D&D - AD&D and even 3E - tradition.
Valgard
07-24-04, 05:51 AM Finally we can make a fey'ri character with official region rules, but I thought dreadful wrath would be a regional feat for them.
aravilar_holistacia
07-24-04, 06:40 AM Thanks, Mark. I'll add this to the FR FAQ. :)
Another Gnome
07-24-04, 08:12 AM The clarification on Summon Undead series is nice. But now it seems really broken to me. From the errata done for Summon Undead I, I read it as a 16th level caster can summon a Nightwing (17HD) with Summon Undead I, that is alot of monster for a level 1 spell.

Nope. The HD cap doesn't remove the existing limitations; a nightwing is not a medium skeleton or a small zombie. :)
warlockco
07-24-04, 08:21 AM Originally posted by Another Gnome
The clarification on Summon Undead series is nice. But now it seems really broken to me. From the errata done for Summon Undead I, I read it as a 16th level caster can summon a Nightwing (17HD) with Summon Undead I, that is alot of monster for a level 1 spell.

Nope. The HD cap doesn't remove the existing limitations; a nightwing is not a medium skeleton or a small zombie. :)

Okay, I have a player in my group that would munchkin the spell, and have to think outside the box at times to try and foil him. I hate having to think like a munchkin.
Cold Napalm
07-25-04, 02:40 PM Why would the netherse arcanist need a hit dice entry? Epic characters don't get any more hit dice right? So why would an epic prestige class need one.

I wonder how many times their gonna miss that incantrix instant meta magic issue...I mean really...the fun I always have with that before they fix it hehe...
warlockco
07-25-04, 05:43 PM They would need a Hit Dice entry because, you do still get more Hit Points for Epic Levels.

A 40th level Fighter would have 40d10 plus Con
Cold Napalm
07-25-04, 05:56 PM Page 289 of FR core say epic character do not gain hit points, hit dice, BAB or base saves...I don't use epic handbook and I don't know which book would have presidence actually.
warlockco
07-25-04, 05:58 PM Originally posted by Cold Napalm
Page 289 of FR core say epic character do not gain hit points, hit dice, BAB or base saves...I don't use epic handbook and I don't know which book would have presidence actually.

Those rules were set before the Epic Level Handbook came out. You can go HERE (http://wizards.com/default.asp?x=d20/article/srd35) to get the rules for the Epic Handbook material.
Cold Napalm
07-25-04, 10:17 PM I nevered bothered using the epic book since I don't play epic games so i just used FR core when I needed it...I always wondered why some of the epic class exaples had HD in 3.5 books...hehe.
Mumm-Ra
07-29-04, 06:42 AM Netherese arcanist still lacks caster level progression. That means it was never meant to give caster levels. Which means, it is utterly worthless.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Wotc_Mark 07-23-04, 07:09 PM	Player's Guide to Faerūn v.3.5 Errata The official errata for the Player's Guide to Faerūn are available now. You'll find supplemental additions to the region tables and some corrections to feats and prestige classes this download. http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/er/20040125a Enjoy MJ :cool:
chris7476 07-23-04, 07:34 PM	I see the good ole Incantatrix instant metamagic errata is back.
Mr. Domino 07-23-04, 11:21 PM	Daylight Adaptation is no longer a feat you can only take at first level!? What crazy fool changed this feat? It was perfectly rational to never have your eyes adapt to light once you'd become slightly skilled at something. ;) Just joking, thanks for the errata.
Another Gnome 07-24-04, 04:42 AM	The Netherese Arcanist is still missing its Hit Die entry (d4 according to Rich Baker, but it's missing regardless). * * * Anyway, the added regions are a nice bonus. :)
warlockco 07-24-04, 04:53 AM	Originally posted by Another Gnome The Netherese Arcanist is still missing its Hit Die entry (d4 according to Rich Baker, but it's missing regardless). * * * Anyway, the added regions are a nice bonus. :) Aye the extra regions are nice. And moving Daylight Adaptation to being a non-regional feat was a bonus too. Especially since if you take the Shadow-Walker template from UA, the Daylight Adapatation would be the only way to be "normal" in the light. The additional to Arcane Schooling is interesting though. The clarification on Summon Undead series is nice. But now it seems really broken to me. From the errata done for Summon Undead I, I read it as a 16th level caster can summon a Nightwing (17HD) with Summon Undead I, that is alot of monster for a level 1 spell.
Zanan 07-24-04, 05:49 AM	And the drow's height table is still "wrong". I suggest the Underdark book should be used instead, as it goes by D&D - AD&D and even 3E - tradition.
Valgard 07-24-04, 05:51 AM	Finally we can make a fey'ri character with official region rules, but I thought dreadful wrath would be a regional feat for them.
aravilar_holistacia 07-24-04, 06:40 AM	Thanks, Mark. I'll add this to the FR FAQ. :)
Another Gnome 07-24-04, 08:12 AM	The clarification on Summon Undead series is nice. But now it seems really broken to me. From the errata done for Summon Undead I, I read it as a 16th level caster can summon a Nightwing (17HD) with Summon Undead I, that is alot of monster for a level 1 spell. Nope. The HD cap doesn't remove the existing limitations; a nightwing is not a medium skeleton or a small zombie. :)
warlockco 07-24-04, 08:21 AM	Originally posted by Another Gnome The clarification on Summon Undead series is nice. But now it seems really broken to me. From the errata done for Summon Undead I, I read it as a 16th level caster can summon a Nightwing (17HD) with Summon Undead I, that is alot of monster for a level 1 spell. Nope. The HD cap doesn't remove the existing limitations; a nightwing is not a medium skeleton or a small zombie. :) Okay, I have a player in my group that would munchkin the spell, and have to think outside the box at times to try and foil him. I hate having to think like a munchkin.
Cold Napalm 07-25-04, 02:40 PM	Why would the netherse arcanist need a hit dice entry? Epic characters don't get any more hit dice right? So why would an epic prestige class need one. I wonder how many times their gonna miss that incantrix instant meta magic issue...I mean really...the fun I always have with that before they fix it hehe...
warlockco 07-25-04, 05:43 PM	They would need a Hit Dice entry because, you do still get more Hit Points for Epic Levels. A 40th level Fighter would have 40d10 plus Con
Cold Napalm 07-25-04, 05:56 PM	Page 289 of FR core say epic character do not gain hit points, hit dice, BAB or base saves...I don't use epic handbook and I don't know which book would have presidence actually.
warlockco 07-25-04, 05:58 PM	Originally posted by Cold Napalm Page 289 of FR core say epic character do not gain hit points, hit dice, BAB or base saves...I don't use epic handbook and I don't know which book would have presidence actually. Those rules were set before the Epic Level Handbook came out. You can go HERE (http://wizards.com/default.asp?x=d20/article/srd35) to get the rules for the Epic Handbook material.
Cold Napalm 07-25-04, 10:17 PM	I nevered bothered using the epic book since I don't play epic games so i just used FR core when I needed it...I always wondered why some of the epic class exaples had HD in 3.5 books...hehe.
Mumm-Ra 07-29-04, 06:42 AM	Netherese arcanist still lacks caster level progression. That means it was never meant to give caster levels. Which means, it is utterly worthless.