I think I understand why it wasn't labelled as such... That's because it does damage to the caster as well. Well... Unless a character is immune to necrotic damage but that's pretty unusual.

I am also having the same issue. I can see that I own the book, but I can't make a character with the subclasses. The backgrounds, feats, and spells can be chosen, but I can't use the subclasses. I have checked my licenses and the Partnered Content Section for my character. Licenses are correct. Partnered Content Section for a new character doesn't show Cthulhu by Torchlight. 

I didn't know it doesn't work on the 2014 classes. I thought it did, thanks for letting me know. 

Agreed, VariosNailo. It's not very well marked if something is 2014 or 2024 on the storepage.

This is still not resolved 3 months later.  Feline Chaos is missing a huge chunk of its text.

My Licenses page shows that I have purchased Cthulhu By Torchlight, and  that my licenses are all synced up. I have enabled all content sharing for character creation. But the book does not show up under my Sources Tab when I am using the website on desktop. It does show up under my Library on the App, however. And when I try to create a Homebrew Monster I can select a Template of a Monster from the book while on desktop. But I cannot search for any of the monsters listed in the book, or find any of the sections of the book on desktop, only on the App on my phone. I am having the same issue with Tome of Beasts 1 by Kobold Press. 

I Hid From the Terror Feat is not appearing under the Warlock Lessons of the first one’s invocation? Please help

Whenever we're told to "Discuss with the owner" they inevitably send us back here, & the cycle repeats, with Beyond & every Partner.

At this point, WotC/Hasbro needs to have some open dialogue with their Partners.

Because regular users aren't feedback/hype tennis balls to hide behind.

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I can't speak for anyone else, but there are two scenarios in which I might recommend someone speak with the publisher instead:

1. They've asked a question about the rules that the publisher is better equipped to answer (since they're the ones who wrote those rules). If the publisher then decides a change is needed, I assume they have contacts at DDB through whom they can initiate that process.
2. They're looking for a status update on changes that involve the publisher. If there was any news to share, I'm sure the publisher would hear it before I would. (If they don't know, I know even less.)

With the Feline Chaos issue above, for example, I'm confident the language on DDB matches what was sent by the publisher. Thus, the publisher would be the only one who can really answer whether that was intended or whether a correction needs to be made.  If they're already working with DDB to make any updates, I'm sure they'd 

Broadly speaking, though, we mods don't have any more information than any other user here in these regards. When I make such a recommendation, that's not me trying to hide behind anyone or anything; that's just me sharing what I believe to be the best path forward for the issue at hand.

 It's not you who's hiding.

It's management.

Spam, you're not the problem at all..You do so well having to deal with so much.

It's the accountants, lawyers, executives & management I have issue with on why the process is a slow game of tennis.

Mearls IS on record saying that Feline Chaos is missing a chunk of the text that balances it(along with other spells), & it is out there & easy to obtain. So part of this is his/Chaosium's fault for sending you the choppy version.

But the fact that this is known & the missing text is out there in non-Beyond users' hands, makes it frustrating to paying users that it apparently takes oodles of legal, procedural, &/or accounting hurdles to clear these updates & fixes for Cthulhu by Torchlight, along with Obojima, Crooked Moon, Tal'Dorei Reborn, Humblewood, & many others that need patches, errata and/or 2024 conversions.

So while we want Mearls & other partners to push the fixes in general, we also want Hasbro & its Content Partners to play ball a little faster.