D&D 5E WotC has updated the Hadozee glide ability on DnDBeyond

[Leatherhead]

The last time they pushed an errata document was December of 21. I've been keeping tabs because of the typos I saw in MotM. Hopefully they publish a new one sooner than later.

 

[HammerMan]

Yea, but you didn't buy the D&D Beyond version, so you don't get errata as fast they do.

I'd also point out that you have the errata, it's literally in the first post of this thread. So the entire complaint is that D&D Beyond owners get notified of the errata slightly before the physical owners, and that's just not fair, even though you found out like 5 minutes after they did.

Actually we have been told by two people there is more. (I am hopeful about what that means) I now need to wait for someone to buy it and report on it. On something I bought.

People complain about errata all the time but that is FREE errata.

 

[HammerMan]

The last time they pushed an errata document was December of 21. I've been keeping tabs because of the typos I saw in MotM. Hopefully they publish a new one sooner than later.

So can we expect one in 3-4 months in December?!?

 

[GMforPowergamers]

So can we expect one in 3-4 months in December?!?

god that would be the worst thing they could do,

 

[The Myopic Sniper]

Hopefully, we can at some point we can talk about the other big change to the Hadozee that we aren't talking about, possibly in a separate thread. I will wait until we hear from a mod before talking about that.

The glide fix looks good. No more Mach 2 Hadozees.

 

[GMforPowergamers]

No more Mach 2 Hadozees.

except for all the tables that don't have someone on enworld

 

[Parmandur]

Did they fix the Planet of the Apes reference...?

 

[TwoSix]

except for all the tables that don't have someone on enworld

Or Reddit, or Twitter, or any other social media connected to D&D. If they're that disconnected from the modern world, how was WotC supposed to let them know?

 

[Parmandur]

Or, hey, D&D Beyond.

Or Reddit, or Twitter, or any other social media connected to D&D. If they're that disconnected from the modern world, how was WotC supposed to let them know?

 

[Mistwell]

Yea, but you didn't buy the D&D Beyond version, so you don't get errata as fast they do.

I cannot think of why this is a reasonable position. Why would crucial errata days after release not be released simultaneously to hardcopy owners and digital owners? Now that WOTC owns DNDBeyond I cannot think why they would favor one over the other.