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<blockquote data-quote="AngryMojo" data-source="post: 5355217" data-attributes="member: 83096">All the errata is available for free online, and the character builder makes incorporating errata a snap.The races don't get an additional bonus, they get a choice of two abilities to add one of the bonuses to.&nbsp; For instance, dwarves now recieve a bonus to Con, and a bonus to either Strength or Wisdom, but not both.&nbsp; This puts them in line with the races from PHB3.&nbsp; No more power is given, just a little bit of versatility.Some wizard powers have been changed.&nbsp; As it was stated before, only about 10% of the powers in the PHB have seen changes, and many of them were just rewordings.&nbsp; As for the daily power thing, there are a few builds of a few classes that don't receive daily powers.&nbsp; This in no way affects existing characters.Now, if you're proficient with an implement, you can use that implement with all your implement powers.&nbsp; So it only effects multiclass characters, and not all of them.I really don't know what to say about this.I'd recommend you do a little more research, you seem to be mistaken about much of what Essentials is.&nbsp; I promise you, as will many others on this board that the sky is not falling.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AngryMojo, post: 5355217, member: 83096"] All the errata is available for free online, and the character builder makes incorporating errata a snap. The races don't get an additional bonus, they get a choice of two abilities to add one of the bonuses to. For instance, dwarves now recieve a bonus to Con, and a bonus to [I]either[/I] Strength or Wisdom, but not both. This puts them in line with the races from PHB3. No more power is given, just a little bit of versatility. [I]Some[/I] wizard powers have been changed. As it was stated before, only about 10% of the powers in the PHB have seen changes, and many of them were just rewordings. As for the daily power thing, there are a few builds of a few classes that don't receive daily powers. This in no way affects existing characters. Now, if you're proficient with an implement, you can use that implement with all your implement powers. So it only effects multiclass characters, and not all of them. I really don't know what to say about this. I'd recommend you do a little more research, you seem to be mistaken about much of what Essentials is. I promise you, as will many others on this board that the sky is not falling. [/QUOTE]

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