Epic Level Handbook errata posted

[Eternalknight]

http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/dnd/20031101a

Nine pages of errata for the Epic Level Handbook.

 

[Dark Dragon]

Yep, but are there any changes to the development of epic spells (insane DCs, loss of XP,...)? It seems not, unfortunately, but I could have missed it.

 

[Aaron L]

No changes to epic spells. There has to be some limiting factor to a mechanic that can concievably let the caster raise his own mountain range and then throw each mountain at his enemies, after all.

 

[WizarDru]

No changes to epic spells. There has to be some limiting factor to a mechanic that can concievably let the caster raise his own mountain range and then throw each mountain at his enemies, after all.

Pity that, as written, a spell to reflect five arrows back at an attacker is about the same difficulty, and worth about as much of a PC's time and effort to create. If the design intent was to make sure that Epic spellcasters never actually develop or cast Epic spells....mission accomplished. As an exercise, try recreating a 9th level spell using the epic rules, or even a fireball as cast by a 20th level caster. It's both enlightening and kind of silly.