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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 3444700" data-attributes="member: 19675">My annoyance at an editing/proofreading error depends upon the nature of the error.  While its an industrywide problem, I notice it most in TSR/WotC products- they're the ones I use the most.Over my years of playing, I've seen TSR/WotC products that mention: multiclass combos that don't exist; races that are primarily one class in one paragraph, only to have that negated 2 paragraphs later; Spells without vital game mechanical stats listed; NPCs that don't qualify for their classes, or have rulesbreaking tactics, and so forth.The errors where its pretty clear that someone just relied upon a grammar/spellchecker program, leaving MAJOR things programs wouldn't notice completely untouched drive me absolutely nuts...as does the complete lack of using even a spellchecker.  If I see a sentence that has a phrase like "thesw ordm ustbe drawnfro mthestone," I put the product back on the shelf.When they just leave out a weapon that I can easily figure out the stats to, or slip in an extra "no" or some such- mainly those things that don't cause rules/flavor paradoxes- I can live with it.</blockquote>