3rd printing of core books?

[MerricB]

"From a business perspective, the core rulebooks are already well into their third printing, the H1 and H2 adventures are both in reprint." - Bill Slavicsek, Ampersand

Interesting. I hope the second printing of H1 uses superior paper. I'm glad to see that 4e is doing well.

Cheers!

 

[Kzach]

Yes, but have they included the errata in any of the reprintings?

 

[Ranger REG]

Yes, but have they included the errata in any of the reprintings?

Good question.

 

[pukunui]

Yes, but have they included the errata in any of the reprintings?

They're not including the errata in the deluxe editions, so it's doubtful ...

 

[questing gm]

Yes, but have they included the errata in any of the reprintings?

My concern as well.

 

[Frostmarrow]

Has errata ever been included in a new printing? (I'm serious).

 

[jadrax]

Has errata ever been included in a new printing? (I'm serious).

Not to my knowledge, No. Reprinting are usually 100% identical.

 

[mhacdebhandia]

They included errata in the deluxe versions of the Third Edition core rulebooks. I remember there was a controversy at the time, between people who felt it was a tremendous rip-off if they didn't include errata, and people who felt "forced" to buy the expensive deluxe editions if they did.

 

[Whisper72]

Yeah, they reprinted third edition with errata. It was called 3.5..... (duck for cover)

 

[Echohawk]

They're not including the errata in the deluxe editions, so it's doubtful ...

Pukunui, do you have a source/reference for this? I haven't seen a firm answer from WotC on this topic yet, so I'm surprised to read such a definitive statement.