Sadly this will likely never happen. Incorporating errata requires re-formatting pages, updating indices, etc. It seems like it should be a simple adjustment of in-place text but if that text happens to change a column length or push something else into the next page or an art piece or figure no longer works in its new position then the entire book needs to be re-assessed.
It can be done but when it is it is usually called a new edition due to the amount of time and work required.
If this were not a pdf and the rules were more in the form of a Wiki similar to DnD Beyond for DnD 5e then updating errata would be super simple and done as it arises. Sure, but there was a preview version. I get the amount of work involved. I could see if it pushed something to the next page etc.
The suggestion I offered as a compromise was to maybe have the text highlighted in some way to show that there is errata or make a hyperlink in the text.
Could they add the errata to the end of the PDF and have the link jump there or show up as a tooltip? I really don't know if any of that is possible. I don't need a perfect new copy. Maybe I can annotate the PDF myself somehow?
I have not used them a lot in the past but I am likely to do most of my gaming online now. My 1st edition rules are full of stickies : Fingers crossed for something. Adding yet another voice to the request for an updated PDF that incorporates all the errata to date. Well, at pages, you would think so! Yes it is, and the Starter Pack is a separate product.
Total amount of pages is Can anybody point me to a site for the currently collected errata on this product?
November 20, am UTC. November 20, pm UTC. Matt S thank you for all the information you have provided. I look forward to getting my hands on the 3 books pre-ordered from local store around the 12th Dec. AS I have said before probably my favorite version. David A. N November 13, pm UTC. Yes, I have seen a few people report that they have had their copies arrive.
Purchased PDF and physical copy. The book is gorgeous, but the art, even if depict the WarHammer world, seems bland and generic. The book if choked full of drawings Run of the mill fantasy stuff. That is a pity. Character generation: Elf, again, got a lot of stats bonuses. The books promises that all races are equalised by other factors: I. That feels cheap. I'm not a fan in smashing characters to make use their fate points. I never did it with 1st edition, and I'll not do it now. The XP given by accepting dice fate, during creation, are a brilliant idea, but seems not really balanced.
Again, not worth it. Careers: I like all careers have 4 levels, but the way they are presented, with those symbols, just make nonsense. Other than that, there is something lacking about description and drawings that is not very evocative. I really appreciate this review. Its the only one that actually talks about the game itself.
The symbols make perfect sense to me, black crosses can be upgraded first level, bronze hammers second level, silver skull third level and gold shield 4th level.
The different symbols are to differentiate the levels for folks who happen to be colorblind - an early preview just had crosses on all four levels with just the colors to show what level is what. I'm digging the book quite a bit, and can't wait to get my hardback in december! Some valid points here - although I feel the setting won't really come 'alive' until we start seeing what they do with adventures and campaigns.
I felt the same with the 1st edition in some ways, until The Enemy Within campaign kicked into gear. That said, things like using symbols can sometimes might just take a bit of getting used to, and are fine in the long term. I agree that they could have put more emphasis on giving more XP bonuses in character generation, as ultimately they could act as a greater balance against things like Elves' stats which have a very slim chance of being rolled randomly as a character race.
On the whole, however, I think I actually prefer the 2nd edition's approach towards streamlining the game rules, rather than the slightly more crunchy 4th edition rules.
I'm not really sure I want to have each skill listed as it's own percentile scores, for example, rather than simply having everything based on the one gridline of stats as previous. I've yet to really See more play the game though, to be honest. Maybe I'd change my mind if I did. Just put "1st", "2nd", "3rd", "4th", in the box to tell the player the career level you need to buy that increase. This is not rocket science.
I have strong feel that they tried to make the book more "warhammery", but ended up looking cheap along be not intuitive. Is not deal breaking, but I need an effort to remember what symbol is what. For the drawings: I've have the 1st vs 2nd vs 4th edition nooks side by side, and hands down, the 1st edition set the mood of the campaign starting from the cover.
Those "rough", black and white drawings have something so powerful, somehow disturbing, that you look at those and think: damn I need to play this game now!
November 03, pm UTC. Gervasio L. If you love the Warham [ I have been pining for the 4th Edition. But after one and a half years of regular playing I am unfortunately disillusioned. On the one hand, I'm still angry that C7 released the ruleset the way it is now: with a bunch of mistakes that wouldn' [ Robert G. Beautiful wrapping and renewal of an old system. Lots of stuff avalible already. I have bought everything and are currently kindly nudging my son towards trying the Warhammer FRP 4th edition out.
David T. Jay S. Not only did they restore the black comedy gold of the setting, but al [ See All Ratings and Reviews. Browse Categories. New Year, New Game Sale.
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