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<blockquote data-quote="Artoomis" data-source="post: 2673575" data-attributes="member: 111">Of course, reading it that way actually CHANGES the sentence.Only if WotC defines it that way, which is seems NOT to be the case.Well, I did not say it was a good idea to rely on the FAQ, in fact, I do state that it is difficult to do so.Okay - YOU don't accept it.&nbsp; Fine.&nbsp; But WotC publishes it that way, which is the point.&nbsp; IF you chose to, you could refuse to accept teh printed errata and go with teh books as published, too.&nbsp; that's your choice, which is NOT what this discussion is about.&nbsp; It's about whether WotC publishes errata in the FAQ - not about whether you choose to accept it as valid.&nbsp; In other words, is WotC actually using the FAQ to publishes some rule changes (aka errata) or not?&nbsp; Note I am NOT asking if you think it's a good idea or if you think it's valid of them to do so, but do you agree that they actually are doing this with the expectation that we accept it as valid.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Artoomis, post: 2673575, member: 111"] Of course, reading it that way actually CHANGES the sentence. Only if WotC defines it that way, which is seems NOT to be the case. Well, I did not say it was a good idea to rely on the FAQ, in fact, I do state that it is difficult to do so. Okay - YOU don't accept it. Fine. But WotC publishes it that way, which is the point. IF you chose to, you could refuse to accept teh printed errata and go with teh books as published, too. that's your choice, which is NOT what this discussion is about. It's about whether WotC publishes errata in the FAQ - not about whether [b][i]you[/i][/b][i][/i] choose to accept it as valid. In other words, is WotC actually using the FAQ to publishes some rule changes (aka errata) or not? Note I am NOT asking if you think it's a good idea or if you think it's valid of them to do so, but do you agree that they actually are doing this with the expectation that we accept it as valid. [/QUOTE]

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