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<blockquote data-quote="Felix" data-source="post: 3226021" data-attributes="member: 3929">It's not authority if you can't enforce it. Which they can't. Again, unless you're talking about Living or convention games.DMs have authority because they can enforce their judgment upon their own game. The only power WotC has is that of suggestion; if a player likes a book or a rule, they may petition the DM to accpet it. Similarly, the DM may take the suggestion of WotC if they please. Or not. That is not authority.Eratta specifically is a change in the text of the Core rules. Yes, core &quot;trumps&quot; everything. Eratta is not a clarification, but a correction of an error; it is part of the core rules in a way the FAQ is not.Eratta. Function: changes to errors within the rules.FAQ. Function: clarification of the rules.CustServ. Function: customer relations &amp; rule clarifications.These are not the same three things in purpose, function or execution. To call them so is to ignore what they are.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Felix, post: 3226021, member: 3929"] It's not authority if you can't enforce it. Which they can't. Again, unless you're talking about Living or convention games. DMs have authority because they can enforce their judgment upon their own game. The only power WotC has is that of suggestion; if a player likes a book or a rule, they may petition the DM to accpet it. Similarly, the DM may take the suggestion of WotC if they please. Or not. [i]That[/i] is not authority. Eratta specifically is a change in the text of the Core rules. Yes, core "trumps" everything. Eratta is not a clarification, but a correction of an error; it is part of the core rules in a way the FAQ is not. Eratta. Function: changes to errors within the rules. FAQ. Function: clarification of the rules. CustServ. Function: customer relations & rule clarifications. These are not the same three things in purpose, function or execution. To call them so is to ignore what they are. [/QUOTE]

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