Voadam
Legend
My understanding was these were 3e books after 4e was announced that WotC marketed as edition proof because they would update the mechanics to 4e for free later.
Edition Proof Books?
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My understanding was these were 3e books after 4e was announced that WotC marketed as edition proof because they would update the mechanics to 4e for free later.
Scott_Rouse
Explorer
In editing right now. Likely up in a few weeks.
Voadam
Legend
No kidding. Though if you are a fan of the Realms (pre 4E), that book seems to be a good purchase
I really liked Grand History of the Realms.
Friadoc
Explorer
Seriously, how many levels in forum ninja did you earn, Rouse?
It's like a SEAL team hit..in, to the point, out...
I have to admit I'm pleasantly surprised. After the broken promise regarding the missing 3E errata I didn't expect anyone to bother with these updates either.
reezel
Explorer
Awesome to hear. I was getting a little worried since I hadn't heard anything in awhile, but glad it hasn't been forgotten.
vagabundo
Adventurer
What books will be updated?
I'll consider picking them up if there are 4e updates. Will they require a code from the book to access?
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Voadam
Legend
vagabundo
Adventurer
To be fair, WotC did finish up with all of the errata that they claimed was on the way (AFAIK). There was an update at the end of September ( Official D&D Errata ).
They still haven't taken care of the stealth errata in the Rules Compendium and Complete Psion, though.
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