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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Felix" data-source="post: 3319972" data-attributes="member: 3929">I didn't answer the poll, since I reject the premise upon which it's based.Would I pay for errata?Frequently updating their errata would inspire confidence in their business for me, but what goes into my games gets put through the strainer fairly thoroughly so given the choice between paying for errata or not having any, I'd rather not have any.However,That is not the case, as you can find errata on WotC's website free of charge.Is the Spell Compendium errata?Of course it's not errata. It's a book of spells from wholly different sources. I have the Complete series, but none of the Races or Environment books. I am not interested in the Races or Environment books, so spending money on all of them doesn't make sense when I can buy all of their spells and not deal with Illumians or the next race of Catfolk.That's what you pay for when you buy the Spell Compendium. Spells without the other dead weight of the books they were originally printed in. And for that it was excellent. I will consider buying the Rules Compendium and any magic item compilation they may provide.And saying, "I HAD to buy it" does not reflect well upon your ability to restrain your purchasing habit. If you didn't like it, return it. Or not buy it to begin with.</blockquote>