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<blockquote data-quote="index" data-source="post: 1649374" data-attributes="member: 21195">errata is not OGCIs the errata Open Gaming Content?&nbsp; Is the FAQ?&nbsp; No, so I have to ignore them.&nbsp; (I've had copyright problems before, so I've decided better to be safe than sorry.&nbsp; If there is ever a question about fair use, I have to assume the (hopefully mythical) big bad lawyers will come after me.)This errata has not yet made it into WotC's d20 3.5 SRD.&nbsp; (Ugh, RTF files.&nbsp; Thankfully Google will translate for me.)&nbsp; Considering how the 3.0 SRD was never updated, I don't think it ever will.As a DM, if I can't easily and legally share it with players, it's useless.As a player, most groups I've played with, the DM never bothers checking for errata anyway, and the last DM regularly threw away copies of my character sheet, much less whatever else I might want to print out for him.Is there any way to convince WotC to put the errata in the SRD?&nbsp; Or at least, to declare the errata OGC?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="index, post: 1649374, member: 21195"] [b]errata is not OGC[/b] Is the errata Open Gaming Content? Is the FAQ? No, so I have to ignore them. (I've had copyright problems before, so I've decided better to be safe than sorry. If there is ever a question about fair use, I have to assume the (hopefully mythical) big bad lawyers will come after me.) This errata has not yet made it into WotC's d20 3.5 SRD. (Ugh, RTF files. Thankfully Google will translate for me.) Considering how the 3.0 SRD was never updated, I don't think it ever will. As a DM, if I can't easily and legally share it with players, it's useless. As a player, most groups I've played with, the DM never bothers checking for errata anyway, and the last DM regularly threw away copies of my character sheet, much less whatever else I might want to print out for him. Is there any way to convince WotC to put the errata in the SRD? Or at least, to declare the errata OGC? [/QUOTE]

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