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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nightfall" data-source="post: 578617" data-attributes="member: 374">Glad I could help and I'm glad to help answer any questions.If you mean "Will there be stuff posted online like previews?" It's possible. If you mean "Will there be errata" I think it's safe to say no. Such errata would be almost as long as the either book. True but this takes all that information and distills into ONE book instead of searching for it online or doing it yourself. Plus better artwork this time around! <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile    :)"  data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /> I really strongly suggest you invest in this book, mainly because it takes the entire Creature Collection 1 to another level. But then that's just my opinion. You're allowed to feel otherwise. As I said, the CRs in the book aren't perfect but then not everyone has Scott Greene or Monte Cook on speed dial or available to work on such issues. But I do believe if you're worried about the spell-casting ones just adjust them to suit their respective spellcasting levels. IE: If it casts as 17th level sorcerer it's a CR 17. For the most part this holds true for about half the spellcasting ones. IE: Athenia is a CR 20 creature and has spellcasting abilities as 20th level sorcerer as well as 12-th level druid. Thus she's a CR 20. CR aren't set in stone, they are guidelines for the most part. If that were so, many dragons would be like 2 to 3 CRs HIGHER than listed in the PHB, mainly because of High HD and pretty good attack ratings. So while I can understand you going "Oh my god!!" at some, I don't think the CRs on MOST of them are broken or need as much fixing.</blockquote>

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