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Message: <blockquote data-quote="n00bdragon" data-source="post: 6236472" data-attributes="member: 6689371">95% of the errata for the PHB1 is to update wordings and formattings to keep them in line with later books and clarify ambiguity along with a few typographical errors. Very VERY few balance changes were actually implemented and none of them were so horrible that they would ruin your average game, but that they presented certain problems to organized play. The fact that they actually did errata things as opposed to just leaving them broken does not somehow make 4e a magically more busted system than any other version of D&D. 3e is, objectively, far worse in this regard. There is no errata and Pun Pun and friends are completely legal characters.You're just villainizing the edition for actually giving a **** about clarity and presentation and using the options available to it to help people who might be confused or frustrated while implicitly giving other games that won't admit their mistakes a free pass. That's pretty unfair.</blockquote>