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<blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 2693797" data-attributes="member: 19675">Personally, I'd rather they picked one way or the other to issue corrections, with a preference for errata for the official changes- but if they want to use FAQ to do so, that's their perogative.&nbsp; Hopefully, the'll start to issue such FAQ with some kind of official marker distinguishing between WizCustServ opinions and Official WOTC rules changes or clarifications.Laugh all you want, P, but for some of us, that's the real world.I'm an attorney in TX, and if I'm in court and a judge gives me an order, I have to obey it or face contempt of court charges.Even if the order is unconstitutional or illegal.I could go to jail and be fined, and then be vindicated in my appeal to a higher court that the order was unconstitutional and illegal.&nbsp; I wouldn't have to follow the order, but I'd still have to pay the fine and do the time.Besides, that is ALSO the state of a given game before errata is issued (hence the rise of house rules).&nbsp; Until the publishing company issues a correction, the rule is the rule, even if its in error.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dannyalcatraz, post: 2693797, member: 19675"] Personally, I'd rather they picked one way or the other to issue corrections, with a preference for errata for the official changes- but if they want to use FAQ to do so, that's their perogative. Hopefully, the'll start to issue such FAQ with some kind of official marker distinguishing between WizCustServ opinions and Official WOTC rules changes or clarifications. Laugh all you want, P, but for some of us, that's the real world. I'm an attorney in TX, and if I'm in court and a judge gives me an order, I have to obey it or face contempt of court charges. Even if the order is [I]unconstitutional or illegal[/I]. I could go to jail and be fined, and then be vindicated in my appeal to a higher court that the order was unconstitutional and illegal. I wouldn't have to follow the order, but I'd still have to pay the fine and do the time. Besides, that is ALSO the state of a given game before errata is issued (hence the rise of house rules). Until the publishing company issues a correction, the rule is the rule, even if its in error. [/QUOTE]

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