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Thanks, Morrus!

Awesome! When will the updated PDFs roll out (because the PDFs I downloaded from the ENWorld store haven't had errata completely applied)? Also, since I ordered through the ENWorld store instead of DriveThruRPG, how do I access them when they do become available?

Sorry. The error in question is right above the entry for Doomed.

Upon further investigation it looks like only some of the current errata has been applied to the PDFs purchased from ENWorld's own store (and, therefore, I suspect the printed books as well). For example, the Cleric's spell tables on pages 160 and 165 have not been corrected. Likewise, the...

As a sometimes editor and proofreader of RPG books, I can assure you that errors are not unique to WotC products. I've had the good fortune to work with many talented folks and even the best of them sometimes get things wrong.

Right now, I'm currently reading the Level Up: Advanced 5e Adventurer's Guide and am very impressed with it.

Nope. I just checked the PDFs I got from ENWorld. That error (i.e. 5 levels of fatigue imparting the Doomed condition) still exists under the discussion of Doomed. Elsewhere, it's 7 levels of fatigue. Good catch. I'll probably rule that it's the latter, as that seems to be the intent.

Good question. I bought my PDFs through the ENWorld Publishing store, rather than DriveThruRPG. I checked the PDFs I received against the 1st printing errata and they appear to have been updated as Morrus indicated. I'm uncertain about the DriveThruRPG files.

There's actually an official (i.e. licensed) Jurassic Park RPG. But it sucks. If I were to run a Jurassic Park adventure/campaign, I'd use the Primeval RPG.

I've just looked through the PDFs and wanted to say that A5e looks fantastic (it notably appears to have been way ahead of official 5e where many rules changes are concerned). Also, Appendix B in the Adventurer's Guide is brilliant! I would've killed for that kind of advice in the official D&D...

Oh! Sold!

I'm considering picking up A5e and was wondering if there has been a second printing of the rulebooks that incorporates the errata for the first printing books.

Somebody generously gifted me a copy of Dragonslayer, so I'll probably use that. It has some rough edges, but seems to be easy enough to work with.

This is where I'm at. I was initially very interested in their products, especially the Escape From New York adventure, but now they've made their way on to my (very short) "do not buy" list.

I own Pirate Borg and find it acceptable. It clearly takes some design cues from Mork Borg, but is much more legible to me. I haven't seen Castaway.

I know, and I hate it. Maybe. Some spin-off products have retained the neon colors and scatter shot layout. Some haven't. I'll wait and see what they do with this one.

Yeah, this. This is literally just saying "I can't afford to pay you, but I can afford to take an expensive vacation." Even if he wasn't using company funds to take the vacation, when other employees are either taking a cut in pay to help out or going without pay altogether, this is one hell of...

It's not necessarily the worst thing, but it can lead to other bad things (character death among them) and, in such cases, it can absolutely be the worst thing.

This has some serious potential to be cool, if they handle it right. Mainly I hope they do better with the layout and graphic design then Mork Borg did. For me, the core Mork Borg rulebook is an unreadable mess (yes, I know they have a text-only version). Several other Borg spin-offs, though...