Pathfinder 2E Pathfinder 2E Errata

The Pathfinder 2 developers were in a Twitch stream, where they confirmed some errata for the core rules. Thanks to @Markh3rd for the scoop!

• Humans are supposed to have one more language (Common + Bonus + INT).
• Your proficiency in simple weapons is also what your proficiency in unarmed should be, including the wizard. Monk is an exception as they are better at unarmed.
• Ki spells cue off Wisdom for the monk.
• Sorcerer is missing a 17th level Resolve class feature, just the same as the wizard's (includes master will save, critical success, etc.).
• Wizards don't get a 1st level class feat by default. This was a mistake. They only get one for being a universalist.
• The adventurer's pack is only 1 bulk.
• Heroic Recovery takes you to 0 hit points, not 1.

Link to the stream: Twitch

The developers said they will be releasing official critical errata soon as well as monster creation rules (so we will have them before the GameMastery Guide comes out).

 

[R_J_K75]

It really is though.

This isn't just any manufactured product, it's a book. ALL books have minor errors in them.

Your manufactured product probably has a number of minor errors in them as well - they just don't ruin the product. In fact if your product comes with assembly instructions it almost certainly has an error...and that's likely only a few pages.

These don't ruin the product either. They're relatively minor to the overall functioning of the product. Thousands of people are successfully using the product without this fix, which is proof that the product does work as promised. Your meal order at the restaurant was good enough for you to not send it back - it's possible the garnish was not placed precisely where intended, but you barely noticed and it didn't impact your enjoyment of the meal. This is on that level.

It really is though.

This isn't just any manufactured product, it's a book. ALL books have minor errors in them.

Your manufactured product probably has a number of minor errors in them as well - they just don't ruin the product. In fact if your product comes with assembly instructions it almost certainly has an error...and that's likely only a few pages.

These don't ruin the product either. They're relatively minor to the overall functioning of the product. Thousands of people are successfully using the product without this fix, which is proof that the product does work as promised. Your meal order at the restaurant was good enough for you to not send it back - it's possible the garnish was not placed precisely where intended, but you barely noticed and it didn't impact your enjoyment of the meal. This is on that level.

Refresh my memory my post you quoted was quite awhile ago, at least give me a fighting chance.

 

[CapnZapp]

Maybe the rest of us should simply start another thread to discuss actual errata and leave this one for those arguing if errata should even exist...

 

[R_J_K75]

Maybe the rest of us should simply start another thread to discuss actual errata and leave this one for those arguing if errata should even exist...

Sorry you dont approve of some of the posts in this thread, but iirc at one point you were "arguing" this topic as well.