Coming Back After a Long Break

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#1

shadowmage196

Sep 30, 2009 9:15:42

So I have been playing dnd/d20 for some time now, I have all the d20 books, but I haven't really been uptodate on the forums.  In fact the last time I was on here there were sections for almost all the d20 books.  Now I'm having problems finding the simplest things, this inclueds the useful D20 links page in this forum, but I digress, what I need is the links to the offical erratas for the d20 books.  Also any threads about D20 Past would be nice too.

#2

finalascent

Sep 30, 2009 9:34:26


So I have been playing dnd/d20 for some time now, I have all the d20 books, but I haven't really been uptodate on the forums.  In fact the last time I was on here there were sections for almost all the d20 books.  Now I'm having problems finding the simplest things, this inclueds the useful D20 links page in this forum, but I digress, what I need is the links to the offical erratas for the d20 books.  Also any threads about D20 Past would be nice too.




They were all moved to this forum.
#3

backstabbist

Sep 30, 2009 9:56:11

There has been no official errata,
perhaps when the game is less wet behind the ears WoC will publish oneWink


 


Closest we got is the Bulletpoints and NotesFromBunker on the game web page,
and the unofficial FAQ stickied by folks here


 


Even ithough we had a few stickied FAQs in the subforums,
due to the multiple mangling of the forums most links are having a hard time connecting to the good old stuff... the old stuff that answered the basic questions from when the game was first released

#4

trappedslider

Sep 30, 2009 13:12:03

ask and ye shall get.....


 


www.d20modern.info/d20M/d20MErrata.htm


www.d20modern.info/d20M/d20MCombined.pdf


www.d20modern.info


community.wizards.com/go/thread/view/758...


If your wondering where future is at..well there isn't one because the hwole book for  one owuld have to be rewritten >_>  and there isnt one for any of theo ther books

#5

TheRealOrion

Sep 30, 2009 13:44:25

Has anyone integrated these errata into a new MSRD or possibly a website? Just curious. It's a lot easier to do that than to go through my book and write asterisks into the margins.

#6

dbay

Oct 02, 2009 23:04:44

I'm fairly sure the errata is already in the SRD