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[Crothian]

I doubt there is errata in them. But if someone tells me of something that has been errated by Wizards in the PHB I'll look it up in the PDF and tell you if it is there.

 

[Jack99]

I doubt there is errata in them. But if someone tells me of something that has been errated by Wizards in the PHB I'll look it up in the PDF and tell you if it is there.

Dilettante [Revision]
Player’s Handbook, page 42
Replace “an at-will power” with “a
1st-level at-will attack power.”

from the errata

 

[Nightchilde-2]

In either case, the current price is comparable to Amazon prices.

Of course, with Amazon, you get an actual physical product to hold in your hands.....

 

[Crothian]

from the errata

Nope, as I thought

 

[malraux]

Of course, with Amazon, you get an actual physical product to hold in your hands.....

And with pdfs you get a searchable, bookmarked, easily portable, cut and paste-able product.

 

[Crothian]

Of course, with Amazon, you get an actual physical product to hold in your hands.....

And PDFs have advantages over print books too.

 

[SteveC]

Wow. All I can say is wow.

$75 for PDFs of the three core books? No thanks. I was very excited to hear that WotC planned to sell PDFs of books you buy for a nominal price. When that fell through as "too complicated," I still had hopes for a reasonably priced set of PDFs. This ain't it.

Sorry, but this is a huge disappointment.

--Steve

 

[Alzrius]

I agree that the price is too high, but I'm glad there's a PDF option at all.

 

[Scribble]

I tend to buy books like MM and stuff that's really most useful when I'm making an adevnture in PDF form.

I'm really happy that WoTC seems to be fully embracing the digital thing though.

 

[Nightchilde-2]

And with pdfs you get a searchable, bookmarked, easily portable, cut and paste-able product.

I can also get a massive headache when reading .pdfs, can't take them with me to places where, for whatever reason, I don't have access to a computer and I also find flipping through the books to be easier than doing so with electronic versions.

Now, I'm not saying I wouldn't buy a .pdf copy of the books, I'd love to have 'em...but not for $25 each.