WoTC obviously pubishes it's own errata which will probably be automagically incorporated into the online rule books. But with the massive undertaking of converting the print book to a web site, I'm sure that thing like typos and other quirks may happen.
Is it within the realm of possibility that we could be notified of these corrections so we can go back and re-read sections where fixes were made?
Hey, in the Rules and Mechanics Forum there is this post, which goes over what errata has been implemented. I think more visibility would have helped you, but this thread should resolve your questions.
WoTC obviously pubishes it's own errata which will probably be automagically incorporated into the online rule books. But with the massive undertaking of converting the print book to a web site, I'm sure that thing like typos and other quirks may happen.
Is it within the realm of possibility that we could be notified of these corrections so we can go back and re-read sections where fixes were made?
Any updates on errata? I'm curious if the Player's Handbook has been updated with the latest errata.
Every book has been updated. There are still few maps to update in PotA and HotDQ, but the errata in the text are there.
Hey, in the Rules and Mechanics Forum there is this post, which goes over what errata has been implemented. I think more visibility would have helped you, but this thread should resolve your questions.
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D&D Beyond FoundersJust confirming that is the Official Errata thread and is updated whenever we implement any errata.
It contains full details of what has been changed.
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