Book of Exalted Deeds Errata

Errata Rule: Primary Sources

When you find a disagreement between two D&D
rules sources, unless an official errata file says
otherwise, the primary source is correct. One example
of a primary/secondary source is text taking
precedence over a table entry. An individual spell
description takes precedence when the short
description in the beginning of the spells chapter
disagrees. A monster’s statistics block supersedes the
descriptive text.
Another example of primary vs. secondary sources
involves book and topic precedence. The Player’s
Handbook, for example, gives all the rules for playing
the game, for PC races, and the base class descriptions.
If you find something on one of those topics from the
Dungeon Master’s Guide or the Monster Manual that
disagrees with the Player’s Handbook, you should
assume the Player’s Handbook is the primary source.
The Dungeon Master’s Guide is the primary source for
topics such as magic item descriptions, special material
construction rules, and so on. The Monster Manual is
the primary source for monster descriptions, templates,
and supernatural, extraordinary, and spell-like abilities.
Page 165: Asura
Remove “polymorph (self only; humanoid forms
only)” from spell-like abilities.
Add the following entry:
Change Shape (Su): An asura can assume the form of
any Small or Medium humanoid.
Page 170: Eladrin, Firre
Remove polymorph from spell-like abilities.
Page 175: Guardinal, Ursinal
Remove polymorph from spell-like abilities.

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When the text within a product contradicts itself, our deal 1d6 points of damage +1 point per caster level
general policy is that the primary source (actual rules (maximum +10) to all creatures in the affected area.
text) is correct and any secondary reference (such as in
a table or a monster’s statistics block) is incorrect. Page 189: Epic Warlock
Exceptions to the rule will be called out specifically. The epic warlock’s eldritch blast damage should be
10d6 at 22nd level, 11d6 at 24th level, and so on.
Page 7: Eldritch Blast
Second paragraph of the Eldritch Blast ability
description:
Change “An eldritch blast is the equivalent of a spell
whose level is equal to one-half the warlock’s class
level (round down), with a minimum spell level of 1st
and a maximum of 9th when the warlock reaches 18th
level or higher” to “An eldritch blast is the equivalent
of a 1st-level spell. If you apply a blast shape or eldritch
essence invocation to your eldritch blast (see page 130),
your eldritch blast uses the level equivalent of the shape
or essence.”
Any other references to eldritch blast being something
other than the equivalent of a 1st-level spell should be
disregarded.
Any other references claiming that eldritch blast is not
an invocation should be disregarded.
A warlock can use eldritch blast at will.
Page 8: Invocations and Eldritch Blast
Change this section as follows:
Invocations and Eldritch Blast: Eldritch blast is an
invocation. Other invocations provide a warlock with
the ability to modify his eldritch blast or add new
eldritch attacks.
Page 73: Arcane Mastery
You can use this feat even while under stress.
Page 101, 123: Spirit Creatures
For the purposes of the commune with greater spirit,
commune with lesser spirit, greater spirit binding,
lesser spirit binding, spirit binding, spirit needle, and
spirit self spells, a “spirit” or “spirit creature” includes
any of the following creatures: all incorporeal undead,
all fey, all elementals, creatures in astral form or with
astral bodies (but not a creature physically present on
the Astral Plane), all creatures of the spirit subtype (see
Oriental Adventures), spirit folk and telthors (see
Unapproachable East), and spirit creatures created by
spells such as dream sight or wood wose (see Complete
Divine).
Page 121: Ring of Blades
The second sentence of the spell’s description should be
changed as follows: Each round at the end of your turn,
starting the round in which you cast the spell, the blades

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When the text within a product contradicts itself, our
general policy is that the primary source (actual rules
text) is correct and any secondary reference (such as in
a table or a character’s statistics block) is incorrect.
Exceptions to the rule will be called out specifically.
Page 11: Shugenja Spell Progression
The shugenja’s spell progression chart is misaligned.
The 8th-level and 9th-level columns should shift down
two levels (with 8th-level spells becoming available at
16th level and 9th-level spells at 18th level).
Page 25: Blighter Spell List
The harm spell is listed twice (at 5th and 6th level).
Delete the spell from the 5th-level spell list.
Page 80: Divine Metamagic feat
The boldface text needs to be added to the Benefit
paragraph of the feat description:
When you take this feat, choose a metamagic feat that
you have. This feat applies only to that metamagic feat.
As a free action, you can take the energy from turning
or rebuking undead and use it to apply a metamagic feat
to divine spells that you know. . . .
Page 90: Magical Beast Wild Shape feat
Remove Beast Wild Shape from the feat’s prerequisites.
Page 105: Staff of Hunting Spirits
The spells contained by this staff changed names.
Spirit bear should change to phantom bear.
Spirit wolf should change to phantom wolf.
Page 121: Table 5–2: Other Greyhawk
Deities
The favored weapon of Tharizdun is not listed. It should
say “dagger.”
Page 142: 3rd-level Druid Spell List
The spell embrace the wild was cut from the book. It
should be stricken from the list.
Page 153: Bestow Curse, Greater
The spell’s description includes a reference to a
nonexistent section. Delete everything in the last
sentence of the spell after “can have help accomplishing
the task.”
Page 159: Cometfall
The spell deals a maximum of 20d6 points of damage.
Page 168: Maelstrom
The spell refers to the nonexistent Ocean domain.
Change the spell as follows:
Level: Druid 8
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Page 168–169: Miasma
Change the spell as follows:
Saving Throw: Fortitude negates
Also, add the following text after the first sentence of
the spell’s description:
The subject cannot speak. Conversation is impossible,
spells with verbal components cannot be cast, bardic
music cannot be performed, and no noise other than
coughing and spitting is possible.
Page 170: Murderous Mist
The spell refers to one-quarter concealment, a term that
does not exist in v.3.5. Delete “one-quarter.”
Page 170: Nature’s Favor
Changes and additions to the spell’s description are
noted in boldface type:
By calling on the power of nature, you grant the target
animal a +1 luck bonus on attack and damage rolls for
every three caster levels you possess (maximum +3).
Page 174–175: Plague of Rats
Change the spell as follows:
Casting Time: 1 round
Effect: One swarm of rats/two levels, each of which
must be adjacent to at least one other swarm
Spell Resistance: No
Also, change the spell’s description to the following:
You summon a number of swarms of rats (one per two
levels, to a maximum of six swarms at 12th level). The
swarms must be summoned so that each one is adjacent
to at least one other swarm (that is, the swarms must fill
one contiguous area). You may summon the rat swarms
so that they share the area of other creatures. Each
swarm attacks any creatures occupying its area. The
swarms are stationary after being summoned, and won’t
pursue creatures that flee.
See the Monster Manual for details on rat swarms.
Page 175: Poison Vines
Change the first sentence of the spell’s description to
the following:
With this spell you create a mass of entangling vines.
The spell otherwise works as the entangle spell, but the
entangling plants are poisonous (contact, 1d6 Dex/2d6
Dex).
Page 176: Probe Thoughts
Change the spell as follows:
Saving Throw: Will negates; see text
Page 178: Righteous Wrath of the Faithful
The spell refers to the 3.0 version of the aid spell.
Replace “are affected as if they had received an aid
spell, gaining” with “gain.”
Page 179: Scent
The spell works like the 3.0 version scent ability.
However, the spell should work as the revised scent
ability, as described on page 314 of the Monster
Manual v.3.5.
Page 181: Slime Wave
The spell refers to the dimension of a creature’s “face,”
a 3.0 version term. Delete “for every 5 feet of its face”
from the last sentence of the first paragraph.
Page 183: Tidal Surge
The spell refers to the nonexistent Ocean domain.
Change the spell as follows:
Level: Druid 6
Page 187: Waterspout
The spell refers to the nonexistent Ocean domain.
Change the spell as follows:
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Page 7 – Affiliation Score
Modifier [Substitution]
The criterion, “Lives in a
mountainous region or underground”
should have as its modifier, “+1,”
not “+1/year.”
Page 7 – Titles, Benefits, and
Duties [Substitution]
Instead of the requirement that “you
must spend 24 hours crafting a gift
for the church,” it should instead
read, “you must spend at least 1
week crafting a gift for the
church.”
Page 8 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Initiate of the Forge
[Addition]
Add to the beginning, “As a swift
action.”
Page 8 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Mithral Hammer
[Addition]
Add to the beginning, “As a standard
action.”
Page 9 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Knight of Nature
[Addition]
Add “This is a supernatural
ability.”
Page 9 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Heart of the Huntress
[Addition]
Add “This is a supernatural
ability.”
Page 10 – Title: Benefits and
Duties - Warden of the Horn
[Addition]
This benefit should specify that the
effect has an instantaneous
duration.
Page 11 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Secret Whisper
[Deletion]
Remove “Rounds of use need not be
consecutive. Deactivating the
invisibility is also a swift action
unless you end it prematurely.”
Page 12 – Benefits and Duties –
Rank 3 [Revision]
Should read, “Once per day as a
swift action, use summon nature’s
ally, as the spell, of a level
normally available to you, provided
that you use it to summon an animal.
This is a spell-like ability.”
Page 13 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Scholar [Addition]
Add to the beginning, “As a free
action.”
Page 13 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Professor of Magic
[Addition]
Add to the beginning, “As a standard
action.”
Add “This is an extraordinary
ability.”
Page 13 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Eternal Librarian
[Revision]
The benefit should read, “Once per
day, as an immediate action, you may
use a spell as normal to counter
another spell regardless of whether
you have a readied action or had the
same spell ready to cast. You must
still succeed on a Spellcraft check
to identify the spell. This is a
supernatural ability.”
Page 15 – Title: Benefits, and
Duties – Explorer [Addition]
Add to the beginning, “As an
immediate action.”
Page 18 – Title: Benefits, and
Duties – Righteous Blade of
Justice [Addition]
Add to the beginning, “As a standard
action.”
Add “This is a supernatural
ability.”
Page 19 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – War Leader [Addition]
Add to the beginning, “As an
immediate action.”
Add “This is an extraordinary
ability.”
Page 19 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Battle Savant
[Addition]
Add to the beginning, “As an
immediate action.”
Add “This is an extraordinary
ability.”
Page 20 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Ruby Master [Revision]
The benefit should read, “Once per
day, as an immediate action, you may
use a spell as normal to counter
another spell regardless of whether
you have a readied action or had the
same spell ready to cast. You must
still succeed on a Spellcraft check
to identify the spell. This is a
supernatural ability.”
Page 23 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Fury of Sun [Addition]
Add to the beginning, “As an
immediate action.”
Add “This is an extraordinary
ability.”
Page 23 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Shining Light
[Revision]
The benefit should read, “Once per
day, as a standard action, wreathe
yourself in the divine energy of the
sun, as the spell, fire shield. You
may only use the warm shield form of
the spell, and the caster level is
equivalent to your character level.
This is a spell-like ability.”
Page 24 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Keeper [Addition]
Add to the beginning, “As a swift
action.”
Page 24 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – High Captain [Addition]
Add to the beginning, “As an
immediate action.”
Page 24 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Arrow of Corellon
[Addition]
Add to the beginning, “As an
immediate action.”
Add “This is a supernatural
ability.”
Page 29 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Wind Runner [Addition]
Add to the beginning, “As a swift
action.”
Page 29 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Soaring Gust [Addition]
Add to the beginning, “As a standard
action.”
Add “This is a spell-like ability.”
Page 29 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Breath of Hurricane
[Addition]
Add to the beginning, “As a standard
action.”
Add “This is a spell-like ability.”
Page 30 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Beast Friend [Addition]
Add to the beginning, “As a standard
action.”
Add “This is a supernatural
ability.”
Page 30 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Beast Soul [Addition]
Add “This is a spell-like ability.”
Page 30 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Beast Master [Addition]
Add to the beginning, “As a standard
action.”
Add “This is a spell-like ability.”
Page 30 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Anarchist [Addition]
Add to the beginning, “As an
immediate action.”
Add “This is a supernatural
ability.”
Page 31 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Grave Guardian (evil)
[Addition]
Add to the beginning, “As a standard
action.”
Add “This is a supernatural
ability.”
Page 31 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Master Necromancer
(non-evil) [Addition]
Add “This is a supernatural
ability.”
Page 31 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Destroyer [Addition]
Add to the beginning, “As an
immediate action.”
Page 31 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Annihilator [Addition]
Add to the beginning, “As a standard
action.”
Add “This is a spell-like ability.”
Page 33 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Mighty Avalanche
[Addition]
Add to the beginning, “As a standard
action.”
Add “This is a supernatural
ability.”
Page 33 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Feet of the Mountain
[Addition]
Add “This is a supernatural
ability.”
Page 33 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Paragon of Villainy
[Addition]
Add to the beginning, “As a standard
action.”
Add “This is a supernatural
ability.”
Page 34 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Roaring Conflagration
[Addition]
Add to the beginning, “As a standard
action.”
Add “This is a supernatural
ability.”
Page 34 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Raging Inferno
[Addition]
Add to the beginning, “As a standard
action.”
Add “This is a supernatural
ability.”
[Deletion]
Remove “duration need not be
consecutive.”
Page 34 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Saint [Addition]
Add to the beginning, “As a standard
action.”
Add “This is a supernatural
ability.”
Page 35 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Master Physician
[Addition]
Add “This is a supernatural
ability.”
Page 36 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Academic [Addition]
Add to the beginning, “As an
immediate action.”
Page 36 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Scholar [Addition]
Add to the beginning, “As a standard
action.”
Page 37 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Judicator [Addition]
Add to the beginning, “As a standard
action.”
Add “This is a [mind-affecting]
supernatural ability.”
Page 37 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Scion of Luck
[Addition]
Add to the beginning, “As an
immediate action.”
Add “This is a supernatural
ability.”
Page 37 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Fatebender [Addition]
Add to the beginning, “As an
immediate action.”
Add “This is a supernatural
ability.”
Page 38 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Master of Magical
Philosophy [Revision]
The benefit should read, “Once per
day as an immediate action, you may
use a spell as normal to counter
another spell regardless of whether
you have a readied action or had the
same spell ready to cast. You must
still succeed on a Spellcraft check
to identify the spell. This is a
supernatural ability.”
Page 39 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Ancient Heart of the
Forest [Addition]
Add “This is a supernatural
ability.”
Page 40 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Holy Shield [Addition]
This benefit should specify that the
effect has an instantaneous
duration.
Add “This is a supernatural
ability.”
Page 41 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Mighty Champion
[Addition]
Add to the beginning, “As an
immediate action.”
Add “This is a supernatural
ability.”
Page 41 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Divine Light [Addition]
Add “This is a supernatural
ability.”
Page 41 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Master of Radiance
[Addition]
Add to the beginning, “As a standard
action.”
Add “This is a supernatural
ability.”
Page 43 – Title: Benefits and
Duties – Expert Trickster
[Addition]
Add to the beginning, “As a free
action.”
Add “This is an extraordinary
ability.”
Page 46 – Totem Manifestation –
Lion Totems [Substitution]
The second sentence should read, “As
a standard action, you can roar,
requiring every creature within a
30-foot radius to succeed on a Will
save (DC 10 + 1/2 your barbarian
level + your Str modifier) or be
shaken for a number of rounds equal
to your barbarian level.”
Page 46 – View of the Spirit
World – Benefit [Addition]
Beginning should read, “Once per day
as a swift action...”
Page 47 – Healing Hymn - Benefit
[Revision]
The first sentence of the third
paragraph should read, “In addition,
if you use this ability for at least
1 minute before you and your allies
retire for the night, everyone in
the group heals naturally at the end
of the rest as if he had completed
24 hours of best rest (thus
recovering twice his character level
in hit points).”
[Revision]
The second paragraph of the benefits
section should specify that the +1
bonus is limited by the maximum
caster level bonus of a curing
spell. For example, if a level 10
cleric cast cure serious while under
the effect of healing hymn used by a
bard with 10 ranks in perform, the
cure serious spell would only cure
3d8+15 instead of 3d8+20.
[Addition]
At the end of the section, add
“Healing hymn lasts as long as you
concentrate up to a maximum of 2
minutes.”
Page 47 – Underdark Knight -
Benefit [Addition]
Add “This is a spell-like ability
with caster level equal to your
character level” to the 7th-level
and 15th-level abilities.
Page 48 – Pool of Healing –
Benefit [Addition]
The third sentence should begin, “As
a standard action, you can dole it
out with a touch...”
Page 50 – Spiritual Connection -
Benefit [Addition]
Add “These are spell-like abilities
with caster level equal to your
character level.”
Page 50-51 – Spiritual Guide -
Benefit [Addition]
The second to last sentence should
indicate that the use of commune
with nature is a spell-like ability
with caster level equal to your
character level.
[Revision]
The second to last sentence should
read, “In addition, you can use
commune with nature, as the spell,
once per day as a full round action
(caster level equals your ranger
level).”
Page 51 – Antiquarian [Revision]
The second to last sentence should
read, “This works like the identify
spell (caster level equals your
rogue level) but requires no
material component and can be
performed as a full round action.”
Page 51 – Death’s Ruin
[Substitution]
This is an extraordinary ability,
not a supernatural ability.
Page 51 – Holy Stalker
[Revision]
Remove the second to last line of
the benefits section. Instead, note
that this ability can be used in
conjunction with death’s ruin
(above).
Page 52 – Domain Granted Power -
Benefit [Addition]
Add at the end of the section, “If
the granted power is based upon
cleric level, it becomes instead
based upon your wizard level.”
Page 52 – Spontaneous Divination
- Benefit [Revision]
The first sentence should instead
read, “You can spontaneously cast
any spell you know from the
divination school by sacrificing a
prepared spell of equal or greater
level.”
Page 51 – Domain Feats
[Substitution]
Replace “permanently sacrificing”
with “expending” in the last line of
the third paragraph.
Page 60 – Imbued Healing
[Deletion]
Remove “Metamagic” from title of
feat.
[Addition]
The +4 bonus on savings throws for
the Death domain should be a sacred
bonus if your deity is good or
neutral or profane if your deity is
evil.
[Deletion]
Remove “per level or” from Healing
domain bonus.
[Addition]
The +2 bonus on damage rolls for the
Strength domain should be a sacred
bonus if your deity is good or
neutral or a profane bonus if your
deity is evil.
[Addition]
The +5-foot bonus to base land speed
for the Travel domain should be a
sacred bonus if your deity is good
or neutral or a profane bonus if
your deity is evil.
[Addition]
The +1 bonus on attack rolls for the
War domain should be a sacred bonus
if your deity is good or neutral or
a profane bonus if your deity is
evil.
Page 63 – Trickery Devotion -
Benefit [Addition]
At the end of the section describing
the 10th-level benefits, a sentence
should read, “Phantom versions of
your equipment do not have any of
the magical or alchemical effects
that your normal equipment has.
Page 64 – Water Devotion
[Deletion]
Remove the second “Special” entry.
Page 75 – Entry Requirements
[Addition]
An additional line should read,
“Special: Must worship Pelor or
Heironeous”
Page 80 – Feral Trance
[Revision]
The first sentence should instead
read, “Once per day, you can enter a
feral battle trance as a free
action.”
Page 82 – Plant Affinity
[Substitution]
This should be a swift action, not a
move action.
Page 84 – Plant Affinity
[Revision]
The second sentence should instead
read, “If you prepare your divine
spells in advance and do not have
the spontaneous casting ability (as
the cleric and druid spellcasting
feature, see PH 32 and 35), you can
now spontaneously trade prepared
divine spells for divine spells of
an equal or lower level from the
Plant domain.
Page 84 – Woodland Stride
[Substitution]
This ability grants a +10-foot bonus
to your land speed, not a +10 bonus.
Page 84 – Earth’s Communion
[Addition]
At the end of the second sentence,
it should indicate that the level of
the spell is equivalent to your
character level.
Page 85 – Web of Life
[Substitution]
(Su) should follow the class feature
name, not (Sp).
[Addition]
The second sentence should indicate
that the bonus to Wisdom is a +2
sacred bonus.
Page 87 – Paragon’s Gift, Least
- [Deletion]
Remove “and has a caster level equal
to your mythic exemplar level” from
the end.
Page 87 – Mythic Exemplar –
Class Skills [Addition]
Perform should be included among the
class skills.
Page 88 – Paragon’s Gifts
(General) [Clarification]
Abilities that indicate “as the
spell” require a swift action to use
(as noted on page 87) regardless of
the spell’s normal casting time.
Page 88 – Paragon’s Gift,
Greater – Orsos [Revision]
Should read, “You gain a +4 sacred
bonus to your natural armor.”
Page 88 – Paragon’s Gift,
Supreme – Reikhardt [Addition]
Add “The DC is equal to 10 + 1/2 HD
+ your Cha modifier.”
Page 88 – Embody Paragon –
Reikhardt [Substitution]
Second paragraph should begin, “In
addition, once per day for 10
rounds...”
Page 91 – Channel Spell
[Substitution]
(Su) should follow the class feature
name, not (Sp).
[Revision]
The first two sentences should
instead read, “At 3rd level, you can
channel any spell available to you
that has one creature or more as its
target into your melee weapon. Doing
so requires a move action and uses
up a spell slot or a prepared spell
of casting time no greater than one
standard action.”
Page 91 – Divine Bulwark
[Substitution]
(Su) should follow the class feature
name, not (Sp).
Page 91 – Fist of the Gods
[Substitution]
(Su) should follow the class feature
name, not (Sp).
Page 91 – Holy Warrior
[Substitution]
(Su) should follow the class feature
name, not (Sp).
Page 95 – Knowledge is Power –
Divine Ethos [Substitution]
Part of the second sentence should
read, “against one or more
creatures,” not “ against a
creature.”
Page 96 – Mortal Coil
[Revision]
Should read “Your effective caster
level increases by 1 when you cast
transmutation spells. (Knowledge
[nature] 6 ranks)”
Page 96 – Noble Presence
[Revision]
Should read “Whenever you cast a
charm or compulsion spell, the save
DC increases by 1. (Knowledge
[nobility and royalty] 5 ranks)”
Page 99 – Entry Requirements
[Addition]
An additional line should read,
“Special: Must worship chosen deity”
Page 100 – Ehlonna – Summon
Nature’s Mount [Substitution]
(Su) should follow the class feature
name, not (Sp).
Page 101 – Olidammara - Fast
Talk [Substitution]
(Su) should follow the class feature
name, not (Sp).
Page 101 – Wee Jas – Sanctified
Fall [Revision]
The first sentence should read, “If
you are reduced to –1 or fewer hit
points, or even killed outright by a
death effect, you can use an
immediate action to either cast a
spell of casting time no greater
than a standard action or else to
make a single attack.”
Page 106 – Spellcasting –
[Deletion]
Remove “divine” from last sentence.
Page 106 – Aura of Anonymity –
[Substitution]
Replace “divine” with “sacred” in
the last sentence.
Page 106 – Personal Eclipse –
[Revision]
The second sentence should read, “As
a swift action, you can redirect the
light around your body to better
conceal your presence.”
Page 106 – Truth of the Light –
[Substitution]
Replace “at will” with “As a swift
action.”
Page 106 – Blinding Light –
[Revision]
Second sentence should read, “At
will, you can use discern lies as a
swift action, as the spell (caster
level equals your character level).”
Page 106 – Sun’s Revelation –
[Substitution]
The ability should be listed as a
spell-like ability (Sp) and not a
supernatural ability (Su).
[Revision]
The second sentence should read, “At
will, you can use discern lies as a
swift action, as the spell (caster
level equals your character level).”
Page 106 – Vision of Pelor –
[Deletion]
Remove “at will” from second
sentence.
Page 108 – Entry Requirements
[Addition]
An additional line should read,
“Special: Must worship Pelor or
Heironeous”
Page 108 – Luminous Weapon –
[Addition]
The first sentence should begin, “As
a swift action...”
Page 108 – Smite Evil –
[Revision]
The second sentence should read,
“Levels in paladin and shadowstriker
stack for the purpose of determining
smite evil attempts/day. Smite evil
damage is equal to a character’s
combined paladin and shadowstriker
levels.”
Page 108 – Sun’s Blessing –
[Revision]
The first two sentences should read,
“When you reach 2nd level, as a
swift action, you can cause your
weapon to flare with the fires of
the sun. While a weapon is affect by
both the sun’s blessing and luminous
weapon, it deals an additional 1d6
points of damage.”
[Revision]
Replace “sacrifice” with “expend” in
the last sentence.
Page 108 – Surge of Piety –
[Deletion]
Remove “In addition to functioning
as a consecrate spell” from the
second to last sentence.
[Revision]
Replace “sacrifice” with “expend” in
the last sentence.
Page 110 – Squire’s Burden
(General) [Clarification]
Abilities that indicate “as the
spell” require a swift action to use
(as noted in the above description
of squire’s burden) regardless of
the spell’s normal casting time.
Page 110 – Squire’s Burden,
Least [Deletion]
Remove “and has a caster level equal
to three times your squire of legend
level” from the second sentence.
Page 113 – Blackguard Spells
[Addition]
Under 4th level, the following spell
should be included. “Profane Item:
Target object deals 1d4/caster level
(max. 10d4 points of negative energy
damage to the next animal, plant,
good outsider, or good shapechanger
that touches it; undead must also
save or flee for 1d4 minutes.”
Page 116 – Aligned Aura
[Substitution]
Under Saving Throw, the entry should
say “See text” and not “Fortitude
partial.”
Page 116 – Benediction
[Deletion]
The second sentence should be
removed.
Page 117 – Bewildering Visions
[Substitution]
Under Saving Throw, the entry should
say “See text” and not “Will
negates.”
[Revision]
The second and third sentences
should read, “The subject must make
a Will save or be sickened for the
duration of the spell. Additionally,
a character that fails his Will save
must make a Fortitude save each
round or be nauseated.
Page 118 – Body Ward [Deletion]
Remove the last sentence of the
second paragraph.
Page 118 – Conduit of Life
[Addition]
The last sentence should have
“(maximum +10)” after the noted
curing effect.
Page 118 – Conduit of Life
[Substitution]
The Target entry should read,
“Shield or heavy armor worn.”
Page 118 – Darts of Life
[Substitution]
Effect should read “Personal” and
not “One or more creatures per
round.”
Page 120 – Door of Decay
[Deletion]
Remove the first sentence.
Page 120 – Execration [Revision]
Replace first two sentences with,
“With a touch, you impose a –2 luck
penalty on all of another creature’s
saving throws.”
Page 121 – Footsteps of the
Divine [Substitution]
Under Duration, the entry should say
“See text.”
[Revision]
The two final sentences should read,
“You can discharge the spell to add
+10 feet to your speed per remaining
round of the spell’s duration. This
effect lasts until the end of your
turn.”
Page 121 – Forest Child
[Substitution]
Replace “Effect: One wooden
duplicate” with “Target: A tree of
at least one size category larger
than you.”
Page 122 – Iconic Manifestation
[Revision]
First paragraph should read, “The
descriptor of this spell matches a
non-neutral component of your
alignment. For instance, if you are
lawful neutral, you cast iconic
manifestation as a lawful spell. If
you are chaotic good, you can cast
iconic manifestation as a good or
chaotic spell (not both). If you are
neutral and have no lawful, chaotic,
good, or evil component, the spell
has no effect on you.
[Revision]
The second sentence of the second
paragraph should read, “Invoking the
spell’s effect requires a swift
action and requires you to expend
one daily use of your wild shape
ability.
Page 122-123 – Impede [Addition]
The penalties imposed by the spell
should be sacred if your deity is
good or neutral or profane if your
deity is evil.
Page 123 – Interfaith Blessing
[Addition]
The bonuses of this spell should be
sacred if your deity is good or
neutral or profane if your deity is
evil.
Page 123 – Light of Courage
[Revision]
The second sentence should read, “If
you make a turning check before the
duration expires, each undead
creature on which your turning check
succeeds (regardless of whether they
take turning damage) takes 1d8
points of damage per two caster
levels you possess (maximum 10d8).
Page 123 – Light of Faith
[Revision]
The spell’s text should read, “This
spell grants you a sacred bonus
equal to one-half your divine caster
level (maximum +5) on your next
turning check.
Page 124 – Light of Wisdom
[Addition]
The spell’s text should indicate
that you can gain a maximum of +5
levels for the purpose of this
effect.
Page 124 – Lore of the Gods
[Revision]
The last sentence of the first
paragraph should read, “The +5
insight bonus still applies in both
cases, but utilizing this option
discharges the spell.”
Page 124 – Mark of Sin
[Addition]
The penalty on the first line of the
third paragraph should be sacred if
your deity is good or neutral or a
profane if your deity is evil.
Page 124 – Master Cavalier
[Addition]
The bonuses should be typed as
circumstance bonuses.
[Revision]
The second paragraph should read,
“If you are affected by master
cavalier while your mount is under
the effects of phantom charge (see
below) and war-mount (page 129),
your mount gains the ability to walk
on liquids and gains a fly speed
(average maneuverability) equal to
its normal land-based speed.”
Page 124-125 - Metal Fang
[Addition]
The natural weapon does not deal 1
point less damage for being silvered
as ordinary weapons do.
Page 126 - Profane Item
[Substitution]
The Saving Throw entry should read,
“Will negates (object) and Will
partial; see text.”
Page 126 - Sacred Item
[Substitution]
The Saving Throw entry should read,
“Will negates (object) and Will
partial; see text.”
[Deletion]
The section, “(other than yourself)”
can be removed from the second line.
Page 129 – Touch of Restoration
[Deletion]
Remove the second paragraph.
Page 129-130 – Weight of Sin
[Substitution]
The Saving Throw entry should read,
“Fortitude partial, then Will
negates; see text.”
Page 134 – Ehlonna’s Brooch
[Substitution]
Summon animal should by summon
nature’s ally.
Page 135-136 – Armor of the
Beast [Addition]
A druid retains his class abilities
while wearing armor of the beast.
Page 136 – Bastion of Righteous
War [Addition]
In the second paragraph, the attacks
of opportunity granted by expending
turn/rebuke undead attempts should
be noted as being able to exceed
your normal allotment of attacks of
opportunity.
Page 137 – Bow of Elvenkind
[Substitution]
The aura should be strong, not
moderate. The school should be
divination, not transmutation.
Page 137 – Staff of the Vagabond
[Substitution]
The school should be conjuration,
not transmutation.
Page 139 – Crest of Valor
[Addition]
The bonus type in the last sentence
of the item’s descriptive text
should be morale.
Page 139 – Gauntlets of War
[Addition]
The aura should be faint, not
strong.
[Addition]
The bonus type should be
enhancement.
Page 139 – Helm of Righteous War
[Substitution]
The school should be divination, not
evocation.
[Revision]
The first line of the second
paragraph should read, “As a swift
action, you can expend one daily
turn or rebuke undead attempt; this
allows you to know the square in
which all enemies within 10 feet are
located, though it does not
eliminate forms of concealment, such
as invisibility.
Page 139-140 – Lancer’s Spurs
[Addition]
At the end of the last sentence of
the first paragraph, add “giving the
mount a magic weapon for the purpose
of overcoming damage reduction.”
Page 140 – Mantle of the Beast
[Addition]
At the end of the last sentence of
the first paragraph, add “giving you
a magic weapon for the purpose of
overcoming damage reduction.”
Page 142 – Sandals of the
Vagabond
[Substitution]
The school should be conjuration,
not divination.

Page 144 – Quiver of Elvenkind

[Substitution]
The school should be necromancy, not
transmutation.
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contradicts itself, our general policy is
that the primary source (actual rules
text) is correct and any secondary
reference (such as a table or
character's statistics block) is
incorrect. Exceptions to the rule will be
called out specifically.
Page 17 – Feats to Avoid
[Revision]
The “Fortify Spell” entry suggests that
Heighten Spell affects spell resistance,
which it does not. Taking this into
account, the Fortify Spell feat should
not be considered a feat “to be
avoided” because it provides a benefit
for overcoming spell resistance.
Page 19 – Dispel Magic [Deletion]
The “Dispel Magic” entry should not
recommend the Fortify Spell feat, as
dispel magic is unaffected by spell
resistance.
Page 21 – Best Spells [Revision]
The source for the necrotic skull bomb
spell should be listed as the Forgotten
Realms supplement, Champion of Ruin
(page 32), not Spell Compendium.
Page 37 – Alacritous Cogitation
[Addition]
Revise end of first sentence to read,
“...cast any arcane spell you know of
the same level or lower and of casting
time no longer than 1 round.”
Page 47 – Storm Bolt [Addition]
Under benefits, add “A successful
Reflex save halves damage.”
Page 50 – Becoming an Abjurant
Champion [Substitution]
The section on becoming an Abjurant
Champion should read, “...any martial-
oriented character can qualify by
taking minimal levels in an arcane
spellcasting class, such as one level in
wu jen or two levels in bard.”
Page 51 – Abjurant Champion
Class Features [Deletion]
Under the abjurant armor ability,
remove mention of “mage armor” at
the end of the paragraph. The abjurant
armor ability does not affect mage
armor, but the spell is still useful to an
abjurant champion.
Page 70 – Expanded Spellbook
[Revision]
First sentence should read, “When you
reach 2nd level, you can add one
wizard spell of your chosen school to
your spellbook.”
Page 71 – Moderate School of
Esoterica [Addition]
Add the following to the last sentence
of the first paragraph of this ability’s
decription, “(Unless otherwise noted)”.
Page 96 – Arcane Fusion
[Addition]
Include clause, “If applying a
metamagic feat to a spell, use the
adjusted spell level and casting time
for purposes of determining eligibility
for Arcane Fusion.”
Page 98 - Caustic Mire [Addition]
Spell type should read “Conjuration
[Acid]”
Page 98 - Caustic Smoke
[Addition]
Spell type should read “Conjuration
[Acid]”
Page 99 - Channeled Sound Burst
[Revision]/[Addition]
Area should indicate to “See text”
The option for expending 2 full rounds
to cast the spell should indicate that
the spell’s caster is unaffected by the
spell’s effects.
Page 101 - Deadly Sunstroke
[Substitution]
Spell type should read “Evocation
[Fire],” not “Evocation [Light]”

Page 06 – Heart of Air

[Substitution]
The spell’s “wu jen 2 (air)” tag should
instead read “wu jen 2 (general).”

Page 108 - Immediate Assistance

[Substitution]
Should be of the Transmutation
school.

Page 110 - Melf's Slumber Arrows

[Substitution]
Spell’s short entry should read “Will
partial” instead of “Fortitude partial.”

Page 114 - Reaving Aura

[Revision]
The last sentence should read, “This
spell has no effect on creatures that
have more than 0 hp.”

Page 119 - Tactical Teleport

[Deletion]
This spell targets only willing
creatures, so the sentence that reads,
“Only objects held or in use (attended)
by another individual receive savings
throws and spell resistance,” should be
removed. Similarly, the Saving Throw
entry at the top should not include a
Will save for objects because they
cannot be targeted.

Page 123 – Cold Comfort

[Substitution]
“Least” should replace “Lesser.”
Complete Scoundrel
Page 17 – Best Skill Tricks:
Swift Concentration
[Substitution]
The text should instead read,
“Concentrate on an ongoing spell and
then fire off another spell.”
Page 35 – Trap Sense
[Substitution]
Last sentence should instead read,
“If you already have trap sense,
this class features stacks for the
purpose of determining the total
bonus.”
Page 35-36 – Combat Trapping
[Addition]
Additional text at the end of this
section should read, “A character
need not be a spellcaster or have an
alchemical kit to use craft
(alchemy) to create combat traps.”
Page 57-58 – Alter Ego
[Substitution]
The paragraph at the bottom of the
ability should read, “As you advance
in this prestige class, you develop
additional alter egos, gaining a new
one every three levels beyond 3rd
(two at 6th and three at 9th).
Page 74-75 – Chant of the Long
Road
[Revision]
The “Benefits” text of this feat is
misleading and should read, “You can
expend one daily use of your bardic
music ability and spend 1 minute of
performance to allow yourself and
all allies within 60 feet to avoid
taking nonlethal damage for hustling
(PH 165). This effect lasts for 1
hour.
Page 75 – Cool Head
[Addition]
Add text to clarify, “These skill
tricks count toward your overall
skill trick limit.”
Page 77 – Freerunner
[Addition]
Add text to clarify, “These skill
tricks count toward your overall
skill trick limit.”
Page 75 – Sure Hand
[Addition]
Add text to clarify, “These skill
tricks count toward your overall
skill trick limit.”
Page 94 – New Cleric Spells
[Substitution]
Scry Location should be 7th level as
per its entry on page 102.
Page 94 – Animate Instrument
[Deletion]
Remove material component from
spell.
Page 97 – Create Fetch
[Addition]
The top sentence of the page should
begin, “A Medium-sized fetch has an
effective Strength score of 6, so it
can lift up to 60 pounds or drag 300
pounds.” It should then go on to
say, “A Large or Small creature’s
fetch has the same strength but
different carrying capacity and drag
capacity (see PH 162).
Page 97 – Enlarge Weapon
[Substitution]
Remove “When your weapon is affected
by this spell, you do not take a
penalty for wielding an
inappropriately sized weapon” and
replace with, “The weapon can be
wielded as a weapon of its original
size.”
Page 98 – Evacuation Rune
[Addition]
At the end of the first paragraph,
the text should specify, “Unlike
greater teleport, however,
evacuation rune affects the caster
and no others.”
Page 98 – Scry Location
[Deletion]
Remove “on the same plane where you
are located” from the first
sentence.
Page 104 – Spymaster’s Coin
[Revision]
Duration entry for spell should
indicate “1 hour/level or until
triggered, then Concentration up to
1 round/level”
Page 104 – Lucky Charm:
Activation
[Revision]
Second sentence should begin, “As an
immediate action...”
 Complete Adventurer Errata
When the text within a product contradicts itself, our
general policy is that the primary source (actual rules
text) is correct and any secondary reference (such as a
table or character's statistics block) is incorrect.
Exceptions to the rule will be called out specifically.
Page 11: Scout’s Class Skills
Add Disable Device to the scout’s list of class skills.
(This addition fits with the flavor of the class.)
Page 12: Skirmish (class feature)
The second sentence of the skirmish class feature
should read as follows (new text indicated in red): She
deals an extra 1d6 points of damage on all attacks she
makes during any round in which she moves at least 10
feet away from where she was at the start of her turn.
The extra damage applies only to attacks made after the
scout has moved at least 10 feet. The skirmish ability
cannot be used while mounted.
This update should be made wherever the skirmish
ability description is presented (see also pages 31, 56,
and 177).
Page 59: Improved Wild Shape (class
feature)
Add the following text to the end of the improved wild
shape ability description: The master of many forms’
class levels stack with other class levels that grant wild
shape for the purpose of determining the maximum Hit
Dice of a form.
Page 110: Leap Attack
The second sentence of the Benefit paragraph should
read as follows:
If you cover at least 10 feet of horizontal distance with
your jump, and you end your jump in a square from
which you threaten your target, you deal +100% the
normal bonus damage from your use of the Power
Attack feat.
Page 111: Natural Bond
If a character has multiple animal companions, the
bonus granted by this feat applies to one of them.
Page 117: Broadblade Short Sword
The dodge bonus to AC should be +1, not +2.

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 Complete Warrior Errata
When the text within a product contradicts itself, our
general policy is that the primary source (actual rules
text) is correct and any secondary reference (such as a
table or character's statistics block) is incorrect.
Exceptions to the rule will be called out specifically.
Page 6: Hexblade’s Starting Gold
A hexblade’s starting gold is 6d4 × 10.
Page 6: Hexblade’s Curse (class feature)
A hexblade can utter only one hexblade’s curse per
round, even if he gets multiple curses per day.
Page 9: Samurai’s Starting Gold
A samurai’s starting gold is 2d4 × 10.
Page 9: Samurai’s Kiai Smite (class feature)
The last sentence of the samurai’s kiai smite ability
should change as follows:
As a samurai gains levels, he can make a kiai smite
more often. However, a samurai cannot make more than
one kiai smite during any given round.
Page 11: Swashbuckler’s Starting Gold
A swashbuckler’s starting gold is 6d4 × 10.
Page 16: Bear Warrior [[added 8/1/05]]
Whenever a bear warrior enters a rage or frenzy, he can
choose to assume bear form (similar to the polymorph
spell). He must remain in bear form until the end of his
rage or frenzy. When his rage or frenzy ends, the bear
warrior immediately returns to his own form.
The number of times a bear warrior can assume bear
form is the number of times per day he enters a rage or
frenzy. Ignore the conflicting limitations specified in the
third, fourth, and fifth paragraphs of the bear form
description.
Page 35: Frenzied Berserker’s Improved
Power Attack (class feature)
The improved power attack class feature should read as
follows:
Improved Power Attack: Beginning at 5th level, a
frenzied berserker deals +50% the normal damage from
her use of the Power Attack feat. In other words, when
using the Power Attack feat, a frenzied berserker
wielding a two-handed weapon gains a +3 bonus on
damage rolls (instead of a +2 bonus) for each –1 penalty
she applies to her attack rolls.
Page 36: Frenzied Berserker’s Supreme
Power Attack (class feature)
The supreme power attack class feature should read as
follows:
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Supreme Power Attack: A 10th-level frenzied
berserker deals +100% the normal damage from her use
of the Power Attack feat. In other words, when using
the Power Attack feat, a frenzied berserker wielding a
two-handed weapon gains a +4 bonus on damage rolls
(instead of a +2 bonus) for each –1 penalty she applies
to her attack rolls.
Page 46: Invisible Blade’s Uncanny Feint
(class feature)
The invisible blade can use his uncanny feint ability
once per round.
Page 58: Master Thrower’s Thrown
Weapon Trick (class feature)
The master thrower’s palm throw ability counts as a
volley attack, and only one instance of precision-based
damage applies to the attack roll.
Page 65: Nature’s Warrior Wilding Ability
(class feature)
The nature’s warrior’s class levels stack with other class
levels that grant wild shape for the purpose of
determining the maximum Hit Dice of a form.
Page 97: Defensive Strike
A character that gets multiple attacks in a round applies
the +4 bonus only to her first attack for the round.
Page 99: Faster Healing
The Ability Score Points Recovered per Day table is
incorrect. Here are the correct numbers:
With With Faster Healing
Faster and Long-Term Care
Healing from a Successful Heal Check
Strenous activity 2 4
Light activity 3 6
Complete bed rest 4 8
Page 153: Wield Oversized Weapon
This feat subsumes the effects of the Monkey Grip feat.
The feats’ effects do not stack.
 Dungeon Master's Guide v.3.5 Errata
Errata Rule: Primary Sources
When you find a disagreement between two D&D rules
sources, unless an official errata file says otherwise, the
primary source is correct. One example of a
primary/secondary source is text taking precedence over a
table entry. An individual spell description takes precedence
when the short description in the beginning of the spells
chapter disagrees.
Another example of primary vs. secondary sources involves
book and topic precedence. The Player’s Handbook, for
example, gives all the rules for playing the game, for PC
races, and the base class descriptions. If you find something
on one of those topics from the Dungeon Master’s Guide or
the Monster Manual that disagrees with the Player’s
Handbook, you should assume the Player’s Handbook is the
primary source. The Dungeon Master’s Guide is the primary
source for topics such as magic item descriptions, special
material construction rules, and so on. The Monster Manual
is the primary source for monster descriptions, templates, and
supernatural, extraordinary, and spell-like abilities.
Ogre CR
Dungeon Master’s Guide, page 38
Problem: Table at bottom right says ogres are CR 2 (without
class levels). Monster Manual says (correctly) that ogres are
CR 3.
Solution: CR numbers in the two ogre lines of the table need
changing—increment all of them by 1. Also, change “2” to
“3” in the note beneath the table.
Climb DCs
Dungeon Master’s Guide, page 60
Problem: Climb DCs on Table 3–9 differ from what’s given
in the text on page 59.
Solution: On Table 3–9, change the following Climb DCs:
Masonry 20
Superior masonry 25
Hewn stone 25
Unworked stone 15
Ram Damage
Dungeon Master’s Guide, page 100
Problem: Damage value for the ram given in the text
disagrees with Table 3–26.
Solution: Change table entry to 3d8.
NPC Fighter
Dungeon Master’s G uide, page 117
Problem: The 17th-level fighter has his Str enhanced by +2
(see top right of page), but the enhancement isn’t accounted
for in his gear.
Solution: Add “gauntlets of ogre power +2” to the 17th-
level Gear entry on Table 4–16. Add “gauntlets +2” to the
18th-level Gear entry on the table.
Dungeon Master's Guide v.3.5 Errata 3/10/04
NPC Monk
Dungeon Master’s Guide, page 118
Problem: References to ki strike need fixing in three places.
Solution: In the sample 5th-level monk, change “ki strike
+1” to “ki strike (magic).” In the Ki Strike paragraph for the
5th-level monk, delete “lawful.” In the sample 15th-level
monk, change “ki strike +4” to “ki strike (lawful, magic).”
NPC Sorcerer
Dungeon Master’s Guide, page 125
Problem: The 14th-level sorcerer has his Dex enhanced by
+2 (see page 124), but the enhancement isn’t accounted for in
his gear.
Solution: Add “gloves of Dexterity +2” to the 14th-level
Gear entry on Table 4–21, and “gloves +2” to the Gear entry
at every higher level.
Epic Druid
Dungeon Master’s Guide, page 208
Problem: Druids no longer get multiple animal companions.
Solution: Replace the Animal Companion paragraph with the
following text:
Animal Companion: The epic druid’s animal companion
continues to increase in power. At every three levels higher
than 18th (21st, 24th, 27th, and so on), the companion gains
+2 bonus Hit Dice, its natural armor increases by 2, its
Strength and Dexterity modifiers increase by 1, and it learns
one additional bonus trick.
Epic Ranger
Dungeon Master’s Guide, page 208
Problem: Mention of the epic ranger’s animal companion is
missing.
Solution: After the Spells paragraph, insert the following
paragraph:
Animal Companion: The epic ranger’s animal companion
continues to increase in power as normal. For rangers above
41st level, consult the epic druid for details on how an animal
companion’s power level increases.
Caster Level
Dungeon Master’s Guide, page 215
Problem: The last two sentences in the section on Caster
Level are ambiguous and potentially misleading.
Solution: Replace with this text: For other magic items, the
caster level is determined by the creator. The minimum caster
level is that which is needed to meet the prerequisites given.
Arrow Deflection
Dungeon Master’s Guide, page 218
Problem: The first sentence is no longer accurate (Deflect
Arrows feat works differently in v.3.5).
Solution: Change first sentence to read:
A shield with this ability protects the wielder from ranged
attacks.
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Hardness and Hit Points
Dungeon Master’s Guide, page 222
Problem: The first paragraph is not consistent with similar
information for shields on page 217.
Solution: Delete the first sentence after the boldface header.
Change the next sentence to read as follows:
Each +1 of enhancement bonus adds 2 to a weapon’s or
shield’s hardness and +10 to its hit points.
Vorpal Weapons
Dungeon Master’s Guide, page 223
Problem: Note 2 under Table 7–14 says that a vorpal
weapon must be a piercing or slashing weapon. The
description of vorpal on page 226 says the ability can be
applied only to a slashing weapon.
Solution: Fix the table. Change the superscript number on
Vorpal to 4. Add a new note 4: “Slashing weapons only.
Reroll if randomly generated for a piercing or bludgeoning
weapon.” Also, renumber current note 4 to be note 5.
Staff of Life
Dungeon Master’s Guide, page 244
Problem: The prerequisite spells don’t synch up with the
staff’s powers.
Solution: Change raise dead to resurrection; change CL
11th to CL 13th.
Table 7–27
Dungeon Master’s Guide, page 247
Problem: The price given for a necklace of fireballs type V is
in error.
Solution: Change 6,150 gp to 5,850 gp (to match the item
description).
Table 7–28
Dungeon Master’s Guide, page 249
Problem: The price given for a necklace of fireballs type VII
is in error.
Solution: Change 9,150 gp to 8,700 gp (to match the item
description).
Clay Golem Manual
Dungeon Master’s Guide, page 258
Problem: The Clay golem manual prerequisite spells don’t
match the Monster Manual info on constructing a clay golem.
Solution: Delete references to the prayer spell from the clay
golem manual description.
Stone Golem Manual
Dungeon Master’s Guide, page 258
Problem: Prerequisite spells for constructing a stone golem
or greater stone golem given on page 137 of the Monster
Manual don’t match those given for the stone golem manual
and greater stone golem manual on page 258 of the Dungeon
Master’s Guide.
Solution: The Dungeon Master’s Guide is correct. Add the
slow spell to the prerequisites for each of these golems in the
Monster Manual.
Table 7–33
Dungeon Master's Guide v.3.5 Errata 3/10/04
Dungeon Master’s Guide, page 285
Problem: The “Multiple different abilities” line is in error.
Solution: Change “Multiply higher item cost by 2” to
“Multiply lower item cost by 1.5”
Table 8–1
Dungeon Master’s Guide, page 290
Problem: The table indicates that supernatural abilities can
be dispelled. This is not true in v.3.5.
Solution: In the Dispel row, Supernatural column, change
Yes to No.
Polymorph
Dungeon Master’s Guide, page 297
Problem: The description of the polymorph effect does not
account for changes to that spell.
Solution: Delete the paragraph beginning “Creatures that
polymorph themselves with an ability . . .”
Also, replace the last three paragraphs with the following
text:
Unless stated otherwise, creatures can polymorph into forms
of the same type or into an aberration, animal, dragon, fey,
giant, humanoid, magical beast, monstrous humanoid, ooze,
plant, or vermin form. Most spells and abilities that grant the
ability to polymorph place a cap on the Hit Dice of the form
taken.
Polymorphed creatures gain the Strength, Dexterity, and
Constitution of their new forms, as well as size, extraordinary
special attacks, movement capabilities (to a maximum of 120
feet for flying and 60 for nonflying movement), natural
armor bonus, natural weapons, racial skill bonuses, and other
gross physical qualities such as appearance and number of
limbs. They retain their original class and level, Intelligence,
Wisdom, Charisma, hit points, base attack bonus, base save
bonuses, and alignment.
Creatures who polymorph keep their worn or held equipment
if the new form is capable of wearing or holding it.
Otherwise, it melds with the new form and ceases to function
for the duration of the polymorph.
Slow Suffocation
Dungeon Master’s Guide, page 304
Problem: This system needs to tie back into the general rules
for suffocation. As it stands, no one will ever die from slow
suffocation (because nonlethal damage doesn’t kill).
Solution: Insert this sentence at the end of the paragraph that
starts with the Slow Suffocation header:
When a character falls unconscious from this nonlethal
damage, she drops to –1 hit points and is dying. In the next
round, she suffocates.
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When the text within a product contradicts itself, our
general policy is that the primary source is correct and
any secondary reference is incorrect. Exceptions to the
rule will be called out specifically. Note: Updates are
in shaded type like this.
Page 23: Warforged Racial Traits
One of the warforged’s racial traits is written as
follows: —A warforged cannot heal damage naturally.
This racial trait should be clarified as follows:
—A warforged cannot heal lethal damage naturally.
Page 31: Artificer—Infusions
In the Infusions class feature, fourth paragraph, delete
the last sentence (“Infusions never allow saving
throws.”) and replace it with “The save DC is
Intelligence-based.”
In the Infusions class feature, the first sentence of the
eighth paragraph should read as follows:
Like a spellcaster, an artificer can apply metamagic
feats he knows to his infusions.
Also, add the following text:
An artificer never requires a divine focus to imbue an
item with an infusion. In cases where an infusion
duplicates a spell that requires either a material
component or a divine focus, or requires either an
arcane focus or a divine focus, the artificer uses the
arcane material component or arcane focus.
Page 32: Artificer—Item Creation
Magic items created by an artificer are considered
neither arcane nor divine.
Page 32: Artificer—Craft Homunculus
The Craft Homunculus class feature uses the example
of building the basic homunculus described in the
Monster Manual. Although it’s not clearly stated, an
artificer can use this ability to construct other types of
homunculi (such as the ones found on pages 284–287
of the Eberron Campaign Setting). The same rules
apply.
Page 32: Artificer—Bonus Feats
The artificer gets Craft Wand as a bonus feat at 6th
level, not 7th level. Both the text and the table are
incorrect.
Page 32: Artificer—Metamagic Spell
Trigger
The artificer gets the metamagic spell trigger ability at
7th level, not 6th level. Both the text and the table are
incorrect.
Page 33: Gnome Artificer Starting Package
The gnome artificer starting package’s feat choice
should be Magic Aptitude, not Magic Affinity as
indicated.
Page 46: Craft—Skill Description
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Add the following paragraph to the end of the Repair
Warforged section:
Repairing warforged requires some crafting expertise.
This particular use of the Craft skill cannot be
performed untrained.
Page 47: Speak Language
The following line got dropped from the table:
Language Typical Speakers Alphabet
Gnome Gnomes Dwarven
Page 49: Feats Table—Item Creation Feats
Remove the superscript “2” after the feats Exceptional
Artisan, Extraordinary Artisan, and Legendary Artisan.
Each feat can be taken once only, not multiple times.
Page 60: Shifter Ferocity—Feat
Description
Additional text must be added to the Shifter Ferocity
feat for clarity. The added text is indicated below in red
type:
Shifter Ferocity [Shifter]
You are a tenacious combatant, continuing to fight
when others would succumb to pain and injury.
Prerequisites: Shifter, Wis 13.
Benefit: While shifting, you continue to fight without
penalty if you are disabled or dying. This has the
following specific game effects:
When reduced to 0 hp, you may act as if you weren’t
disabled (that is, you ignore the normal restriction to
only a single move or standard action per round). You
do not lose 1 hp for performing a standard or otherwise
strenuous action while at 0 hp.
When reduced to –1 to –9 hp, you do not fall
unconscious. You do not automatically lose 1 hp each
round when at –1 to –9 hp.
When your current hit points drop to –10 or lower, you
immediately die.
Page 69: The Dark Six
Add the following sentence to the introductory
paragraph of this section:
Taken as a whole, the pantheon is neutral evil, and its
favored weapon is the kama.
Page 81: Heir of Siberys Prestige Class
The Siberys Mark of Making grants the spell-like
ability of true creation once per day. Add the following
sentence to the Mark of Making paragraph:
The heir of Siberys must pay the normal XP cost of the
true creation spell (see page 117) each time he uses
this ability.
Page 81: Rurik d’Kundarak
Rurik d’Kundarak does not meet the skill prerequisites
of the heir of Siberys prestige class. He should have the
following skills: Climb +18, Intimidate +13, Jump +8,
Listen +6, Spot +6.
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Features
The first sentence of the Healing Immunity class
feature requires added text (indicated in red type):
Starting at 3rd level, as a warforged juggernaut
becomes more like a construct and less like a living
creature, it becomes immune to the effects of spells
from the healing subschool that heal hit point damage.
In addition, it can no longer benefit from the effects of
consumable spells and magic items, such as heroes’
feast and potions.
At 5th level, the warforged juggernaut becomes
immune to the effects of all spells from the healing
subschool.
Page 85: Battering Ram
Battering Ram, the warforged juggernaut, has the
following item listed under its Possessions: swordbond
with +1 battleaxe. Remove the words “swordbond
with.” He simply carries a +1 battleaxe.
Page 86: Weretouched Master
Replace alternate form class feature with following
text:
Alternate Form (Su): At 5th level, a weretouched
master can, as a swift action, assume the animal form
related to his lycanthrope heritage (the same animal
selected at 1st level). By spending two daily uses of his
shifting ability, the weretouched can transform into
animal form as if using the polymorph spell on himself,
except that the duration is a number of rounds equal to
the duration of the weretouched master’s shifting. The
weretouched master doesn’t gain any of the normal
benefits granted by shifting while this ability is active,
and the weretouched master can’t use this ability at the
same time that he is shifting. Only the specific animal
form indicated for the lycanthrope heritage (see below)
can be assumed. A slain weretouched master reverts to
his normal humanoid form, although he remains dead.
Separated body parts retain their animal form,
however.
Heritage Animal Form
Bear Bear, brown (CR 4)
Boar Boar, dire (CR 4)
Rat Rat, dire (CR 1/3)
Tiger Tiger (CR 4)
Wolf Wolf, dire (CR 3)
Wolverine Wolverine, dire (CR 4)
Add Weretouched III class feature at 5th level:
Weretouched III (Ex): At 5th level, a weretouched
master gains an additional bonus to one or more ability
scores while shifting. These bonuses stack with all
other ability score bonuses granted during shifting
(such as from weretouched I).
Heritage Ability Bonus(es)
Bear +4 Str
Boar +6 Con
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Rat +6 Dex
Tiger +2 Str, +4 Con
Wolf +2 Str, +2 Dex, +2 Con
Wolverine +2 Dex, +4 Con
Page 91: Town Size Table
Minor magic items available in a small town include
3rd-level potions (not 4th-level potions, as indicated in
the table).
Page 109: Bolts of Bedevilment—Spell
Description
The bolts of bedevilment spell has a duration of 1
round/level, not 2 rounds/level as indicated.
Page 119: Weapon Illustration Caption
The weapon labeled “Talenta tangat” is actually a
Valenar scimitar. See page 204 for an illustration of a
halfling holding a Talenta tangat.
Page 120: Weapons Table
The Talenta sharrash should have a critical threat range
of 19–20/x2, not 19–20/x4. The Xen’drik boomerang’s
damage Type should be “Bludgeoning or piercing,” not
just “Bludgeoning.”
Page 130: Time
In the first paragraph on the page, the second sentence
should read as follows: The months correspond to the
twelve moons of Eberron and share their names. Delete
the part of the sentence that reads, “the prominent
moon carries the name of the month in which its orbit
brings it closest to the planes.”
Page 230: Typical Silver Flame Priest
The typical Silver Flame priest should have the feat
Martial Weapon Proficiency (longbow). This feat was
dropped accidentally from the priest’s stat block.
Page 231: Typical Dragon Below Cultist
The typical Dragon Below cultist is missing one feat.
We suggest giving the cultist the Toughness feat (+3
hit points).
Page 241: The Gatekeepers
In the second paragraph of The Gatekeepers section,
Vvaraak is referred to as a green dragon. This is an
error; Vvaraak is a black dragon.
In the third paragraph of The Gatekeepers section,
Vvaraak’s name is incorrectly spelled Kharaak.
In the fifth paragraph, aspirants are incorrectly referred
to as mid-level druids, and initiates are incorrectly
referred to as low-level druids. In fact, aspirants are
low-level druids and initiates are mid-level druids.
Page 262: Helm of the Sentinel
One of the item creation prerequisites for the helm of
the sentinel is Craft Dragonshard Focus. This feat does
not exist in the rules and should be replaced with the
Craft Wondrous Item feat.
Page 262: Daelkyr
Remove polymorph and quickened polymorph any
object from the list of spell-like abilities.
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Add the following entry: Base Attack/Grapple: +1/+3
Alternate Form (Su): A daelkyr can assume the form Attack: Scimitar +3 melee (1d6+2/18–20)
of a Small or Medium humanoid. Full Attack: Scimitar –1 melee (1d6+2/18–20) and
Page 283: Dolgrim scimitar –1 melee (1d6+2/18–20)
Some of the dolgrim’s statistics are incorrect. Apply the following changes to the Karrnathi zombie’s
Corrections are given below: stat block:
Special Qualities: Damage reduction 5/byeskh or Base Attack/Grapple: +1/+3
magic Attack: Masterwork longsword +5 melee (1d8+2/19–
Saves: Will +1 20)
Skills: Hide +4 Full Attack: Masterwork longsword +5 melee
Page 290: Inspired (1d8+2/19–20)
Replace the Inspired’s Quicken Power feat with the Page 309: Cutter’s Rage
Psionic Body feat. This gives the Inspired +8 hit points, Cutter’s rage lasts for 7 rounds, not 3 rounds as
for a total of 19 hit points. indicated.
Page 292: Karrnathi Skeleton and Page 317: Saber
Karrnathi Zombie Saber (the warforged NPC) should have a touch AC of
Apply the following changes to the Karrnathi 11, not 19 as indicated.
skeleton’s stat block:

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 Epic Level Handbook Errata
When the text within a product contradicts itself, our
general policy is that the primary source (actual rules
text) is correct and any secondary reference (such as in a
table or a monster’s statistics block) is incorrect.
Exceptions to the rule will be called out specifically.
Updated information is shaded like this.
Overall
Delete all references to the feat Spell Resistance. This
feat does not exist.
Chapter 1
Page 6, Epic Save Bonus, last sentence should read:
Any time a feat, prestige class, or other rule refers to
your base save bonus, use the sum of your base save
bonus and epic save bonus.
Page 6, Epic Attack Bonus, last sentence should read:
Any time a feat, prestige class, or other rule refers to
your base attack bonus (except for gaining additional
attacks), use the sum of your base attack bonus and epic
attack bonus.
Page 8, Epic Barbarian, Other Options: change
Devastating Strike to Devastating Critical. Delete Epic
Resistance and Spell Resistance.
Page 11, Epic Fighter: Change Epic Resistance to
Energy Resistance.
Page 11, Epic Fighter, Other Options: Change Hail of
Arrows to Swarm of Arrows.
Page 12, Epic Monk, Other Options: Change Speed
Climbing to Legendary Climber.
Page 12, Epic Monk, Fast Movement: The epic monk’s
speed when wearing no armor increases by 10 feet at
21st level and every three levels thereafter (24th, 27th,
30th, and so on). The unarmored speed of Small and
dwarven monks increases by 5 feet instead of 10 feet.
Page 14, Epic Ranger, Favored Enemy: The epic
ranger gains one additional favored enemy (and his
bonuses against all existing favored enemies go up by
+1) every five levels after 20th (25th, 30th, and so on).
Page 14, Epic Rogue: Change Legendary Dodge to Epic
Dodge. Change Speed Climbing to Legendary Climber.
Page 20, Table 1-18:
Table 1–18: The Epic Dwarven Defender
Dwarven
Defender AC
Level Bonus Special
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11th +4 Defensive stance 6/day
12th +4 —
13th +5 Defensive stance 7/day, bonus feat
14th +5 Damage reduction 9/–
15th +5 Defensive stance 8/day
16th +6 Bonus feat
17th +6 Defensive stance 9/day
18th +6 Damage reduction 12/–
19th +7 Defensive stance 10/day, bonus feat
20th +7 —
Page 21, Loremaster, Spells: The epic loremaster’s
caster level increases by 1 for each new loremaster level
she attains. If she has more than one spellcasting class,
she must decide which class receives the increase in
caster level. The epic loremaster’s number of spells per
day (and number of spells known, if applicable) does not
automatically increase after 10th level.
Page 21, Shadowdancer: Change Legendary Dodge to
Epic Dodge.
Page 22, Table 1-20: Change 8 HD to 9 HD. Change 10
HD to 11 HD. Change 12 HD to 13 HD.
Page 22, Epic Psion, Powers: The psion’s manifester
level is equal to his class level. The psion’s number of
power points per day does not increase after 20th level,
but the limit on power points spent on a metapsionic
power is 19 (though feats such as Improved
Manifestation extend this limit). Each time the psion
achieves a new level, he learns a new power of any
power level that he can manifest (according to his new
level) that is within his primary discipline. Psions
continue to gain bonus power points for high ability
scores.
Page 23, Epic Psychic Warrior, Epic Psychic Warrior
Bonus Feat List: Add Spell Knowledge.
Page 26, Cosmic Descryer, Requirements, Spells:
Change to “Spells: Ability to cast gate plus any planar
ally or planar binding spell.”
Page 28, Divine Emissary, Bonus Feats: The divine
emissary gains a bonus feat at 6th level and every 10
levels thereafter.
Page 29, Epic Infilitrator, Sneak Attack: Change
parenthetical to “(+2d6 at 4th level, +3d6 at 7th level,
+4d6 at 10th level, and so on)”.
Page 30, Guardian Paramount, Bonus Feats: Delete
Blinding Speed and Superior Initiative from list.
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Page 31, High Proselytizer, Skills: Change to “Skills:
Diplomacy 12 ranks and either Knowledge (religion) 24
ranks or Knowledge (nature) 24 ranks.”
Page 32, High Proselytizer, Proselytize, paragraph 4:
At 3rd level, the high proselytizer’s proselytize ability
includes deific touch once per day, plus one additional
time per day per ten levels thereafter (13th, 23rd, 33rd,
and so on). During her speech, she can move among the
enraptured, shaking hands, caressing brows, and
otherwise making contact with audience members.
Anyone so touched is healed of 1d4 points of damage
and cured of any natural disease or poison. Up to six
individuals per round can be so affected. An audience
member can benefit from deific touch only once per
proselytize session. The high proselytizer can use deific
touch as long as her proselytize ability lasts.
Page 33, High Proselytizer, Bonus Feats: Delete Epic
Leadership from list.
Page 36, Table 1-32: Change 10th-level entry of portal
guardian from 1/day to 2/day.
Page 37, Optional Rule: Exceptional Followers,
paragraph 2: “A 6th-level adept or aristocrat would count
as an 8th-level follower. A 6th-level fighter or 3rd-level
aristocrat/3rd-level wizard would count as a 9th-level
follower.”
Page 41, Handle Animal: Change time required to
“Train other creature” to 2 months.
Page 46, Table 1-36, Beast Companion: Delete Master
Wild Shape from list of prerequisites.
Page 46, Table 1-36: Add Dire Charge to table.
Page 51, Bonus Domain: “You now have access to that
domain’s spells and granted powers…”
Page 52, Death of Enemies: The Fortitude save DC is
equal to 10 + 1/2 your ranger class level + your Wisdom
modifier.
Page 55, Epic Spellcasting, Benefit, paragraph 2: “If
you are a divine spellcaster, you may cast a number of
epic spells per day equal to your ranks in Knowledge
(religion) or Knowledge (nature) divided by 10.”
Page 56, Familiar Spell, Benefit: “Choose one arcane
spell you know…”
Page 58, Improved Manifestation [Epic]
You can manifest psionic powers more powerful than the
normal limits of manifestation.
Prerequisite: Ability to manifest powers of the normal
maximum level in at least one psionic class.
Benefit: When you select this feat, your metapsionic
power point cost limit is increased by +2. For example, if
you select this feat at 21st level, you could use
metapsionic feats in conjunction with other powers so
Page 70, Manyshot [General]
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that you could spend a total of 22 power points on any
single power. However, to manifest the power, your key
ability score must be equal to or higher than the total
power point cost minus 2.
You must use this feat as a member of the class in
which you can already manifest powers of the normal
maximum level. For instance, a 5th-level psychic
warrior/22nd-level psion couldn’t advance her power
point cost limit in psychic warrior, because she can’t
manifest powers of the normal maximum level for a
psychic warrior. But she could advance her power point
cost limit for her psion powers.
Additionally, you gain 19 power points when first
taking this feat.
Normal: Without this feat, a power altered by
metapsionic feats cannot cost more power points than the
manifester’s level minus 1 (minimum 1).
Special: You can gain this feat multiple times. Each
time this feat is gained, your power point cost limit is
increased by an additional +2 and you gain a number of
power points equal to your previous benefit + 2.
The Psionics Handbook has information on creating
and playing psionic characters.
Page 59, “Spell Slots Above 9th Level” sidebar,
replace first paragraph with the following new text:
“The Improved Spell Capacity feat allows characters to
gain spell slots above 9th level (which can be used to
hold lower-level spells or spells whose level has been
increased beyond 9th by the use of metamagic feats).
“A character with a very high score in the ability
associated with his or her spellcasting (Intelligence for
wizards; Wisdom for clerics, druids, paladins, and
rangers; or Charisma for bards and sorcerers) may
receive bonus spells of those levels, as shown on Table
1–35: Expanded Ability Modifiers and Bonus Spells, but
only if they already have at least one spell slot of that
level (such as from the Improved Spell Capacity feat). A
character without any spell slots of a level can’t receive
any bonus spells of that level, even if the appropriate
ability score is high enough to award them.”
Delete the third paragraph of the sidebar.
Page 59, Table 1-35: Reduce the number of bonus spells
granted at each spell level by 1.
Page 61, Inspire Excellence, Benefit, add to end of
paragraph 3: Using the feat counts as one of your uses
of song or poetics for the day.
Page 64, Planar Turning, Benefit, paragraph 2: “If
you can rebuke undead, you rebuke (or command) all
evil outsiders and turn (or destroy) all nonevil outsiders.”
Page 67, Spell Stowaway, Benefit, paragraph 2: “You
must have direct line of effect to the spellcaster…”
Page 69, Table 1-37: Add Greater Spell Focus to table.
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You can fire multiple arrows as a single attack against a
nearby target.
Prerequisites: Dex 15, base attack bonus +6, Point
Blank Shot, Rapid Shot.
Benefits: As a standard action, you may fire two
arrows at a single opponent within 30 feet. Both arrows
use the same attack roll to determine success (with a –4
penalty on the roll) and deal normal damage.
For every 5 points of base attack bonus above +6, you
may add one arrow to this attack, to a maximum of four
arrows at a base attack bonus of +16 or higher. However,
each arrow after the second adds a cumulative –2 penalty
to the attack roll (–6 for three arrows, –8 for four).
Special: Regardless of the number of arrows you fire,
you apply precision-based damage (such as sneak attack
damage or the ranger’s favored enemy bonus) only once.
If you score a critical hit, only one of the arrows deals
critical damage (your choice); all others deal normal
damage.
Chapter 2
Page 72, Epic Spellcasting, paragraph 2: Change
Knowledge (divine) to Knowledge (religion).
Page 73-74, Epic Spells by Spellcraft DC: Change
Origin of Species: Achaierai to 38. Change Raise Island
to 38. Change Create Living Vault to 58. Change Epic
Spell Reflection to 68. Change Momento Mori to 85.
Change Pestilence to 104. Add (ritual) to Origin of
Species: Achaierai, Raise Island, Epic Spell Reflection,
Enslave, and Pestilence.
Page 74, Epic Spell Descriptions, Spellcraft DC: This
is the DC of the Spellcraft check required to cast the epic
spell. When casting an epic spell, you gain a +5 bonus on
your Spellcraft check if the base seed of the epic spell is
from your arcane school specialty or primary psionic
discipline. You take a –15 penalty if the epic spell seed is
from your prohibited arcane school.
Page 74, Epic Spell Descriptions, To Develop: “Spells
containing the life or heal seed are typically available
only to those with 24 or more ranks in Knowledge
(religion) or Knowledge (nature).
Page 74, Animus Blizzard: Change 20d6 to 30d6 in
“Factors:” and main text.
Page 75, Create Living Vault: Add “(Ritual) after spell
name. Add “Ritual,” to Components line.
Page 75, Create Living Vault, To Develop: 540,000
gp; 11 days; 21,600 XP. Seeds: animate (DC 25) large
chunk of stone, fortify (DC 27). Factors: allow vault to
“grow” to proper size in 4d4 days (ad hoc +20 DC),
increase HD of object by 92 (+184 DC), grant magical
immunity (ad hoc +105 DC), increase damage reduction
to 30 (+29 DC) and to /+7 (+18 DC), make permanent
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(x5 DC). Mitigating factors: increase casting time by 10
minutes (–20 DC), increase casting time by 100 days (–
200 DC), 16d6 backlash (–16 DC), seven additional
casters contributing one epic spell slot (–133 DC), four
additional casters contributing one 2nd-level spell slot (–
12 DC), one additional caster contributing one 1st-level
spell slot (–1 DC), burn 20,000 XP per epic caster (–
1,600 DC).
Page 75, Create Living Vault: Delete this sentence:
“During the final seconds of casting, you take 16d6
points of damage from the backlash.”
Page 75, Crown of Vermin, To Develop, Factors:
“summon vermin mass instead of one creature (ad hoc
+8 DC)”
Page 76, Crown of Vermin, paragraph 4: You can
force the vermin into areas that would normally deter
common vermin. You can completely suppress your
vermin aura as a free action so that no vermin are visible
at all. The time that vermin are suppressed does not
count toward the spell’s duration. Alternatively, you can
roughly shape and move the vermin in any fashion you
desire within the limits of the 10-foot-radius spread as a
move-equivalent action.
Page 77, Dragon Knight: Add “(Ritual)” after spell
name.
Page 77, Dragon Strike: Add “(Ritual)” after spell
name. Change casting time to 10 minutes.
Page 77, Dragon Strike, to Develop: 450,000 gp; 9
days; 18,000 XP. Seed: summon (DC 14). Factors:
summon creature other than outsider (+10 DC), summon
CR 14 creature (+24 DC), summon ten creatures (x10
DC). Mitigating factors: eleven additional casters
contributing 9th-level spell slots (–187 DC), burn 2,000
XP per caster (–240 DC), 3d6 backlash (–3 DC).
Page 77, Dragon Strike, paragraph 1: Delete third
sentence.
Page 77, Dragon Strike, XP Cost: Change to 2,000 XP
(per caster).
Page 78, Eidolon, To Develop, Mitigating Factor:
Change to “burn 2,500 XP (–25 DC).
Page 79, Eidolon, XP Cost: Change to 2,500 XP.
Page 79, Enslave: Add “Ritual” after spell name.
Change duration to Permanent.
Page 79, Enslave, To Develop: 720,000 gp; 15 days;
28,800 XP. Seed: compel (DC 19). Factors: stricter
compulsion of any creature (ad hoc +11 DC), 1-action
casting time (+20 DC), permanent (x5 DC). Mitigating
factors: 2d6 backlash (–2 DC), four additional casters
contributing one 9th-level spell slot (–68 DC), burn
2,000 XP per caster (–100 DC).
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Page 79, Epic Mage Armor, To Develop, Factor:
Change to “+16 additional armor bonus (+32 DC).
Page 79, Epic Repulsion, paragraph 1: You can create
a permanent ward against a specific type of creature
(choose from among those in the Monster Manual). Any
creature of the specified type cannot attack or touch the
warded creature or object. The protection ends if the
warded creature makes an attack against or intentionally
moves to within 5 feet of a specified creature. Spell
resistance can allow a creature to overcome this
protection and touch the warded creature.
Page 80, Epic Spell Reflection, To Develop: 630,000
gp; 13 days; 25,200 XP. Seed: reflect (DC 27). Factors:
reflect up to 9th-level spells (+160 DC), change range to
touch (+2 DC), permanent (x5 DC). Mitigating factors:
increase casting time by 10 minutes (–20 DC), increase
casting time by 41 days (–82 DC), 20d6 backlash (–20
DC), six additional casters contributing one 8th-level
spell slot (–90 DC), burn 9,500 XP per caster (–665 DC).
Page 81, Kinetic Control, To Develop: Change
“pricing” to “piercing”.
Page 84, Origin of Species: Achaierai, Casting Time:
change to 100 days, 11 minutes.
Page 84, Origin of Species: Achaierai, To Develop:
360,000 gp; 8 days; 14,400 XP. Seeds: conjure (DC 21),
life (DC 27), fortify (DC 17). Factors: +4 HD (5 hp per
HD) (+20 DC), +6 to natural AC (+12 DC), add three
more natural attacks (ad hoc +6 DC), add black cloud
spell-like ability (+33 DC), add SR 19 (+15 DC),
permanent (x5 DC). Mitigating factors: 50d6 backlash (–
50 DC), increase casting time by 10 minutes (–20 DC),
increase casting time by 100 days (–200 DC), burn
10,000 XP (–100 DC), eleven additional casters
contributing 9th-level spell slots (–187 DC), ten
additional casters contributing 8th-level spell slots (–150
DC), ten additional casters contributing 1st-level spell
slots (–10 DC).
Page 84, Pestilence, To Develop: 936,000 gp; 19 days;
37,440 XP. Seed: afflict (DC 19). Factors: additional
target type (plants) (+10 DC). change target to area (+10
DC), change 20-ft. radius to 1,000-ft. radius (+200 DC),
disease effects (as per contagion spell) (ad hoc +21 DC).
Mitigating factors: casting time increased by 9 minutes
(–18 DC), two additional casters contributing epic spell
slots (–38 DC), burn 10,000 XP (–100 DC).
Page 84, Pestilence, paragraph 1: When pestilence is
successfully cast, a wave of illness radiates outward from
the site of the ritual, instantly infecting every living thing
in the area with the debilitating disease known as slimy
doom. Within 24 hours, everything in the area begins to
show signs of rot and decay; plants liquefy and yellow,
drooping to the ground as they begin to dissolve.
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Page 85, Raise Island, Duration: Change to Permanent.
Page 85, Raise Island, To Develop: 360,000 gp; 8 days;
14,400 XP. Seed: conjure (DC 21). Factors: change area
to 10-ft. radius, 30-ft. high cylinder (+2 DC), change
radius to 100 ft. (+40 DC), change height to 1,000 feet
(+133 DC), permanent (x5 DC). Mitigating factors:
increase casting time by 10 minutes (–20 DC), increase
casting time by 65 days (–130 DC), nineteen additional
casters contributing epic spell slots (–361 DC), one
additional caster contributing one 6th-level spell slot (–
11 DC), burn 2,000 XP per epic caster (–400 DC), spell
only works on liquid (ad hoc –20 DC).
Page 87, Superb Dispelling, To Develop: Change to
531,000 gp, 11 days, 21,240 XP.
Page 87, Vengeful Gaze of God, To Develop: Change
to 150,840 XP.
Page 88, Verdigris Tsunami, To Develop: 1,530,000
gp; 31 days; 61,200 XP. Seed: conjure (DC 21). Factor:
change area to 20-ft.-radius hemisphere (+2 DC),
increase radius to 1,000 ft. (+196 DC), increase range to
1,500 ft. (+8 DC), deal 10d6 damage during growth (ad
hoc +19 DC), increase damage to 40d6 (+60 DC),
permanent (x5 DC). Mitigating factors: increase casting
time by 9 minutes (–18 DC), eleven additional casters
contributing 6th-level spell slots (–121 DC), three
additional casters contributing 4th-level spell slots (–21
DC), burn 10,000 XP per 6th-level spell contributor plus
caster (–1,200 DC).
Page 88, Table 2–1: Epic Seeds, footnote: change to
“Spellcasters without at least 24 ranks in Knowledge
(religion) or Knowledge (nature) may not use heal or life
spell seeds.”
Page 91, Table 2–2: Epic Spell Factors, lines 1–3:
Eliminate these lines.
Page 91, Table 2–2: Epic Spell Factors, line 14: change
to “Permanent duration (apply this factor after all other
epic spell factors but before mitigating factors)”
Page 91, Table 2–2: Epic Spell Factors, line 24: Move
to Table 2–3.
Page 91, Table 2–3: Epic Spell Mitigating Factors, line
1: change footnote to 1.
Page 91, Table 2–3: Epic Spell Mitigating Factors, line
2: change to “(max 20,000 XP)”
Page 91, Table 2–3: Epic Spell Mitigating Factors,
Note: Mitigating factors are always applied after all epic
spell factors (see left) are accounted for in the
development of an epic spell.
Page 96, Seed: Energy, Area: change “5-ft. radius
emanation” to “10-ft. radius emanation”
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sidebar)” Change to “If the Challenge Rating is equal to the party
level, the experience point award is 300 times the party
Page 97, Seed: Fortify, paragraph 3: The fortify seed has
level. If the Challenge Rating is equal to the party level
a base Spellcraft DC of 23 if it grants a +1 bonus of a
+1, the experience point award is 400 times the party
type other than enhancement. For each additional +1 of
level. If the Challenge Rating is equal to the party level –
the bonus, increase the Spellcraft DC by +6. If you apply
1, the experience point award is 200 times the party
a factor to make the duration permanent, the bonus must
level.”
be an inherent bonus, and the maximum inherent bonus
allowed is +5. Page 121, Experience Awards, paragraph 3: Change
to “For example, a CR 42 monster is worth 12,600 XP
Page 98, Seed: Heal, paragraph 4: An epic caster with
(42 times 300) to a group of 42nd-level characters. The
24 ranks in Knowledge (arcana), Knowledge (nature), or
same monster would be worth 16,400 XP (41 times 400)
Knowledge (religion) can cast a spell developed with a
to a group of 41st-level characters, but only 8,600 XP
special version of the heal seed that flushes negative
(43 times 200) to a group of 43rd-level characters. To a
energy into the subject, healing undead completely but
group of 40th-level characters, it would be worth twice
causing the loss of all but 1d4 hit points in living
as much as a CR 40 monster is worth (40 times 300
creatures if they fail a Fortitude saving throw.
times 2, or 24,000 XP), but to a group of 44th-level
Alternatively, a living target that fails its Fortitude saving
characters, it would be worth only half as much as a CR
throw could gain four negative levels for the next 8
44 monster is worth (44 times 300 divided by 2, or 6,600
hours. For each additional negative level bestowed,
XP).
increase the Spellcraft DC by +4, and for each extra hour
the negative levels persist, increase the Spellcraft DC by Page 132, Table 4–15, Melee Weapon Special
+2. If the subject has at least as many negative levels as Abilities, lines 13 and 14: Should refer to Table 8–15 in
Hit Dice, it dies. If the subject survives and the negative the DUNGEON MASTER’s Guide. (Note that this is a
levels persist for 24 hours or longer, the subject must reference to the 3.0 DUNGEON MASTER’s Guide.)
make another Fortitude saving throw, or the negative
Page 133, Table 4–16, Melee Weapon Special
levels are converted to actual level loss.
Abilities, lines 14 and 15: Should refer to Table 8–16 in
Page 98, Seed: Life, paragraph 3: An epic caster with 24 the DUNGEON MASTER’s Guide. (Note that this is a
ranks in Knowledge (arcana), Knowledge (nature), or reference to the 3.0 DUNGEON MASTER’s Guide.)
Knowledge (religion) can cast a spell developed with a
Page 133, Unholy Power, paragraph 2: Change first
special version of the life seed that gives actual life to
sentence to “The weapon bestows three negative levels
normally inanimate objects. You can give inanimate
on any good creature attempting to wield it.”
plants and animals a soul, personality, and humanlike
sentience. To succeed, you must make a Will save (DC Page 137, Rod of Besiegement, Siege Engine: Add
10 + the target’s Hit Dice, or the Hit Dice a plant will “Each weapon created lasts for 12 hours.”
have once it comes to life).
Page 139, Rod of the Path, Bridge: Add “The bridge
Page 99, Seed: Reflect, paragraph 3: The desired effect created lasts for 1 hour.”
is automatically reflected if the spell in question is 9th
Page 142, Staff of Domination, second sentence:
level or lower. An opposed caster level check is required
Change to “It allows use of the following heightened
when the reflect seed is used against another epic spell. If
spells.”
the enemy spellcaster gets his spell through by winning
the caster level check, the epic spell using the reflect Page 142, Staff of Fiery Power: The save DC for the
seed is not expended, just momentarily suppressed. meteor swarm power should be 30. (All save DCs for the
staff include a +2 bonus from Spell Focus.)
Page 101, Seed: Ward, Target: change to “Target or
Effect:” Page 153, Cup and Talisman of Al’Akbar, last
paragraph: Change “dictum (if evil)” to “dictum (if
Page 102, Table 2–4: Psionic Seeds and Factors: change
chaotic)”.
all references to “Spellcraft DC” to “Psicraft DC”
Chapter 5
Chapter 3
Page 156, Monsters By Challenge Rating, CR
Page 106, Flux Slime: The antimagic field radiated by
column: Change advanced great wyrm red dragon to 39
flux slime has a caster level of 21.
Page 156, Monsters By Challenge Rating, ECL
Page 117, Genesis: add “Material Component: A
column:
crystalline sphere” after paragraph 3.
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Change chichimec to 27 Page 169, Abomination, Xixecal, Cold Subtype:
Change mu spore to 35 Change parenthetical notation to “(the standard fire
Change white slaad to 24 resistance 20 most abominations have is not shared by
Change anaxim to 38 xixecals)”
Change thorciasid to 29
Page 174, Demilich, Skills: Change “Knowledge
Change brachyurus to 38
(arcana, undead)” to “Knowledge (arcana, religion)”.
Change lavawight to 32
Change “Knowledge (planes, dragons, history, local)” to
Change winterwight to 32
“Knowledge (the planes, nobility and royalty, history,
Change sirrush to 40
local)”
Change tayellah to 34
Change vermiurge to 42 Page 175, Demilich, Spells: This demilich’s spells per
Change hoary hunter to 46 day should be 4/12/8/7/7/7/7/6/6/3. The last three spell
Change phane to 36 slots are 10th-level slots and available for 0-9th level
Change black slaad to 29 metamagic spells.
Change elder treant to 50
Page 175, Creating a Demilich: Speed: Change to fly
Change infernal to 40
180 ft. (perfect). The lich’s supernatural fly speed, if any,
Change neh-thalggu to 32
is also retained.
Change shadow of the void to 35
Change shape of fire to 35 Page 175, Demilich: Remove alter self from list of
Change leshay to 50 spell-like abilities.
Change prismasaurus to 60
Page 186, Dragon, Prismatic (Sample): Replace
Change three-headed sirrush to 45
polymorph other in list of spells known with ice storm.
Change atropal to 44
Replace polymorph self in list of spells known with wall
Change elder titan to 70
of ice.
Change adult force dragon to 45
Change dream larva to 40 Page 192, Gibbering Orb: Replace polymorph any
Change advanced great wyrm red dragon to 61 object in list of eye rays with baleful polymorph.
Page 156, Monsters by Type (and subtype): Update as Page 194, Mithral Golem, Construction: Replace
follows: polymorph any object with wish.
Aberration: add worm that walks.
Page 195, Adamantine Golem, Construction: Replace
Ooze: delete worm that walks.
polymorph any object with wish.
Outsider (Chaotic): add hecatoncheires, phane, xixecal.
Outsider (Evil): add atropal, chichimec, dream larva, Page 196, Hagnumemnon: Alignment should be
infernal, phaethon, phane, xixecal. “Always chaotic neutral”
Outsider (Lawful): add atropal, infernal.
Page 200, Lavawight, Blazefire: Add the following:
Add “Undead, Outsider (Lawful): atropal.”
“The temporary hit points gained by the lavawight’s
Page 159, Abomination, Anaxim, Rend: Change the blazefire last a maximum of 1 hour.”
first sentence to read, “If the anaxim hits with both
Page 203, LeShay: Replace alter self on list of spell-like
spinning blades, it slices particularly well.”
abilities with disguise self.
Page 160, Abomination, Atropal, Energy Drain: Add
Page 207, Neh-thalggu: The DC for the neh-thalggu’s
the following: “The temporary hit points gained by the
poison attack is 32.
atropal’s Constitution drain and energy drain last a
maximum of 1 hour.” Page 208, Paragon Mind Flayer: Change Initiative to
“+17 (+9 Dex, +8 Superior Initiative)”
Page 161, Abomination, Chichimec, Charisma Drain:
Add the following: “The temporary hit points gained by Page 210, Creating a Paragon Creature, Special
the chichimec’s Charisma drain last a maximum of 1 Qualities: Change third entry to “Spell resistance equal
hour.” to the base creature’s CR + 25.”
Page 165, Abomination, Infernal: Remove polymorph Page 210, Creating a Paragon Creature, Challenge
self from list of spell-like abilities. Rating: Change to “As base creature +15.”
Page 168, Abomination, Xixecal, Constitution Drain: Page 211, Prismasaurus: The save DC for the
Add the following: “The temporary hit points gained by prismasaurus’s prismatic emanations ability is 49.
the xixecal’s Constitution drain last a maximum of 1
Page 214, Shadow of the Void, Blightfire: Add the
hour.”
following: “The temporary hit points gained by the
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shadow of the void’s blightfire last a maximum of 1
hour.”
Page 215, Shape of Fire, Blazefire: Change DC to 37.
Add the following: “The temporary hit points gained by
the shape of fire’s blazefire last a maximum of 1 hour.”
Page 217, Slaad: Add Abyssal to the list of languages
spoken by white and black slaadi.
Page 222, Titan, Elder: Remove polymorph self from
spell-like abilities.
Add the following entry:
Change Shape (Su): An elder titan can assume the form
of any Small to Huge giant or humanoid. The titan
retains its oversized weapon special attack regardless of
form.
Page 225, Uvuudaum, Wisdom Drain: Add the
following: “The temporary hit points gained by the
uvuudaum’s Wisdom drain last a maximum of 1 hour.”
Remove polymorph self from spell-like abilities.
Page 227, Winterwight, Blightfire: Add the following:
“The temporary hit points gained by the winterwight’s
blightfire last a maximum of 1 hour.”
Page 228, Worm that Walks: Change type to
Aberration. Change Hit Dice to 23d8 + 46 + 10 (159 hp).
Add “bonus hit points, immunities” to Special Qualities.
Delete “ooze traits” from Special Qualities.
Page 229, Creating a Worm That Walks, Type: “The
character’s type changes to aberration.”
Change Hit Dice to “Increase to d8.”
Delete ooze traits from Special Qualities.
Page 229, Worm That Walks: Replace scroll of
shapechange with scroll of time stop.
Page 230, Gathering of Maggots, Factors: “change
creature type to aberration (+5 DC)…”
Chapter 6
Page 234, Typical Garrote Encounter (EL 30): 2
assassins (Rog10/Asn10), 1 lead assassin
(Rog10/Asn18), 1 specialist (Rog24/Perfect Wight 6).
Page 235, Lira Lightgale: Change alignment to LG.
Page 242, President Khymez Ta’rol: Change level to
Wiz23/Cosmic Descryer 5.
Page 243, Hesmeth Schlade: Change alignment to NG.
Page 246, Typical Regulator Encounter: Change EL to
20.
Page 247, Union Sentinel Sergeant: Union Sentinel
Sergeant: Human Fighter 21/Union Sentinel 2; CR 23;
Medium-size humanoid; HD 21d10+105 plus 2d10+10 ;
hp 241; Init +1; Spd 30 ft.; AC 31, touch 15, flat-footed
30; Atk +36/+31/+26/+21 melee (1d8+15/17–20, +5
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longsword); or +30/+25/+20/+15 ranged (1d8+11/19–
20/x3, +2 mighty composite longbow [+4 Str bonus] with
+5 arrows); SQ freedom, knock, sending, shield of law;
AL LN; SV Fort +21, Ref +11, Will +11; Str 26, Dex 13,
Con 20, Int 13, Wis 12, Cha 8.
Skills and Feats: Climb +25, Diplomacy +17,
Knowledge (Union) +11, Listen +9, Spot +8, Swim +21;
Alertness, Blind-Fight, Cleave, Combat Reflexes,
Dodge, Expertise, Great Cleave, Improved Critical
(composite longbow), Improved Critical (longsword),
Improved Disarm, Leadership, Mobility, Point Blank
Shot, Power Attack, Precise Shot, Spring Attack, Sunder,
Weapon Focus (longsword), Weapon Specialization
(longsword).
Epic Feats: Armor Skin.
Freedom (Sp): A Union Sentinel sergeant can use the
freedom spell as a spell-like ability once per day. Caster
level 18th.
Knock (Sp): A Union Sentinel sergeant can use the
knock spell as a spell-like ability once per day. Caster
level 15th.
Sending (Sp): A Union Sentinel sergeant can use the
sending spell as a spell-like ability once per day. Union
Sentinels normally use sending to contact their superiors
if their patrol meets a threat they can’t handle. Caster
level 15th.
Shield of Law (Sp): A Union Sentinel sergeant can use
the shield of law spell as a spell-like ability once per day.
Union Sentinels normally use shield of law prior to
confronting a threat in the streets. Caster level 15th; save
DC 17.
Possessions: +4 breastplate, +3 large steel shield,
ring of protection +4, +5 longsword, +2 mighty
composite longbow (+4 Str bonus), 20 +5 arrows, belt of
giant strength +6, amulet of health +6, cloak of
resistance +3, vestment of natural armor +2 (like
amulet), winged boots, bead of force.
Page 254, Union Sentinel Backup Team Member:
Human Fighter 30/Union Sentinel 1; CR 31; Medium-
size humanoid; HD 30d10+153 plus 1d10+5; hp 328; Init
+12; Spd 30 ft.; AC 36, touch 18, flat-footed 33; Atk
+36/+31/+26/+21 melee (1d8+13, +2 heavy mace); or
+35 ranged (1d8+8/19–20, +1 light crossbow with +1
bolts); SA spell-like abilities; AL LN; SV Fort +24, Ref
+17, Will +15; Str 21, Dex 18, Con 20, Int 16, Wis 15,
Cha 17.
Skills and Feats: Climb +35, Diplomacy +25, Jump
+26, Knowledge (history) +16, Knowledge (Union) +13,
Listen +4, Ride (horse) +37, Spot +4, Swim +38;
Alertness, Blind-Fight, Combat Reflexes, Dodge,
Endurance, Expertise, Great Fortitude, Improved Disarm,
Improved Initiative, Iron Will, Lightning Reflexes, Point
Blank Shot, Power Attack, Precise Shot, Skill Focus
(Diplomacy), Skill Focus (Knowledge [history]),
Toughness, Weapon Focus (heavy mace), Weapon Focus
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Weapon Specialization (light crossbow). appropriate sneak attack damage despite the fact that
Epic Feats: Armor Skin (x2), Epic Weapon Focus Beldwin and his weapon do not physically cross the
(heavy mace), Epic Weapon Focus (light crossbow), intervening distance.
Epic Weapon Specialization (heavy mace), Epic Weapon Incorporeal (Su): Beldwin can become incorporeal
Specialization (light crossbow), Superior Initiative. once per day and can remain incorporeal for up to 27
Spell-Like Abilities: 1/day—sending, shield of law. rounds. As an incorporeal creature, he can be harmed
Caster level 15th; save DC 21 for shield of law. only by other incorporeal creatures, +1 or better magic
Possessions: +4 adamantine breastplate, +3 large weapons, and spells, spell-like abilities, or supernatural
steel shield, +5 ring of protection, +2 heavy mace, +1 abilities. He is immune to all nonmagical attack forms.
light crossbow, 20 +1 bolts. Even when hit by spells or magic weapons, he has a 50%
chance to ignore any damage from a corporeal source
Page 257: Change Hesmeth Schlade’s class to
(except for force effects, such as magic missile, or
Wiz10/Exp20.
attacks made with ghost touch weapons). He has no
Page 258: Change Sturra Blackhoof’s alignment to LG. natural armor but has a deflection bonus to AC equal to
his Charisma modifier (+2).
Page 265: Chindra’s alignment is N.
An incorporeal creature can pass through solid objects
Page 269, Beldwin Firval: Male halfling Rogue at will, but not force effects. Its attack passes through
27/Perfect Wight 7; CR 34; Small humanoid; HD 27d6 (ignores) natural armor, armor, and shields, although
plus 7d6; hp 119; Init +21; Spd 50 ft.; AC 32, touch 24, deflection bonuses and force effects (such as mage
flat-footed 32; Atk +39/+34/+29 melee (1d4+3/19–20, armor) work normally against it. An incorporeal creature
+3 spell storing dagger); SA sneak attack +14d6; SQ moves silently and cannot be heard with Listen checks if
defensive roll, evasion, halfling traits, improved evasion, it doesn’t wish to be. While incorporeal, Beldwin has no
improved invisibility, improved legerdemain, Strength score, so his Dexterity modifier (+13) applies to
incorporeal, shadow form, skill mastery (Climb, Hide, both his melee and his ranged attacks.
Open Lock, Search, Spot, Use Magic Device), slippery Shadow Form (Su): Beldwin can take shadow form
mind, traps, uncanny dodge; AL N; SV Fort +16, Ref once per day, lasting for 7 minutes. While in shadow
+39, Will +19; Str 11, Dex 37, Con 11, Int 16, Wis 17, form, he is incorporeal (see above), immune to critical
Cha 14. Height 3 ft. 4 in. hits, and can fly (as a shadow flies across a plain or
Skills and Feats: Balance +34, Climb +39, Gather across or through the face of a mountain) with good
Information +39, Hide +54, Jump +36, Listen +35, Move maneuverability at a speed of 100 feet. Beldwin can use
Silently +52, Open Lock +50, Search +33, Spot +33, the substance of his own shadow to enhance any attack
Tumble +47, Use Magic Device +25, Use Rope +45; roll, saving throw, skill check, or ability check. Drawing
Blind-Fight, Dodge, Great Fortitude, Improved Initiative, off the substance of his own shadow form deals Beldwin
Iron Will, Lightning Reflexes, Run, Weapon Finesse 7 points of damage for each +1 bonus applied to a single
(dagger). roll. For instance, he could add a +5 bonus to his next
Epic Feats: Dexterous Fortitude, Epic Reflexes, Epic attack roll or saving throw, but in doing so he loses 35 hit
Speed, Self-Concealment, Superior Initiative, Trap points.
Sense. Possessions: +3 spell storing dagger, gloves of epic
Halfling Traits: +2 morale bonus on saving throws Dexterity +10, amulet of epic natural armor +8.
against fear; +1 racial bonus on all saving throws; +1
Page 270, Therel: Replace Quicken Spell with
racial attack bonus with a thrown weapon; +2 racial
Empower Spell. Add identify to spellbook.
bonus on Climb, Jump, Listen, and Move Silently checks
(already figured into the statistics given above). Page 270, Brin: Warhammer damage should be 1d8+6.
Improved Invisibility (Su): Beldwin gains the benefit
Page 285, Agnimia: Female human Ranger 19; CR 19;
of improved invisibility twice per day, as the spell cast
Medium-size humanoid; HD 19d10+19; hp 132; Init +4;
by a 20th-level caster.
Spd 30 ft.; AC 24, touch 14, flat-footed 21; Atk
Improved Legerdemain (Su): Beldwin can use
+21/+16/+11/+6 melee (1d8+5/17–20, +3 longsword)
improved legerdemain twice per day to perform one of
and +15/+10 melee (1d6+2/19–20, +1 short sword) or
the following class skills at a range of 30 feet: Disable
+31/+26/+21/+16 ranged (1d8+7/19–20/x3, +3 mighty
Device, Listen, Open Lock, Pick Pocket, Search, or Spot.
composite longbow [+4 Str bonus] with +2 arrows); SQ
If desired, he can take 10 on the check. Any object so
Favored enemy (goblinoids +4, aberrations +3, giants +2,
manipulated must weigh 100 pounds or less.
constructs +1); AL NG; SV Fort +15, Ref +16, Will +14;
Alternatively, he can make one melee sneak attack
Str 12, Dex 18, Con 13, Int 10, Wis 14, Cha 15.
against any creature within 30 feet. He executes the
Skills and Feats: Hide +24, Intuit Direction +25, Move
sneak attack normally, as if attacking from a flanking
Silently +34, Search +6, Spot +25, Wilderness Lore +25;
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Endurance, Improved Critical (composite longbow),
Improved Critical (longsword), Improved Two-Weapon
Fighting, Point Blank Shot, Precise Shot, Rapid Shot,
Track, Weapon Focus (composite longbow).
Ranger Spells Prepared (4/4/3/2; base DC 12 + spell
level): 1st—alarm, delay poison, pass without trace,
resist elements; 2nd—cure light wounds, detect evil,
protection from elements (2); 3rd—neutralize poison,
remove disease, summon nature’s ally III; 4th—cure
serious wounds, nondetection.
Possessions: +4 adamantine breastplate, +1
shortsword, +3 longsword, +3 mighty composite
longbow (+4 Str bonus), 20 +2 arrows, 5 greater slaying
arrows (aberrations), ring of protection +1, amulet of
natural armor +1, belt of giant strength +4, boots of
elvenkind, bracers of archery, cloak of resistance +3,
goggles of minute seeing, gloves of Dexterity +4,
universal solvent, pale green Ioun stone, periapt of
Wisdom +2, ring of mind shielding, figurine of wondrous
power (ebony fly), scabbard of keen edges, and wand of
cure serious wounds (27 charges).
Ignition/Inferno: Male and female paragon half-fire
elemental ettin); CR 23; Large outsider (fire); HD
10d8+220; hp 300; Init +16; Spd 120 ft.; AC 49, touch
29, flat-footed 41; Atk +46/+41 melee (1d8+37/18–20, 2
Large +3 scimitars); Face/Reach 5 ft. by 5 ft./10 ft.; SA
Superior two-weapon fighting; SQ Cold resistance 10,
DR 20/+6, darkvision 90 ft., fast healing 20, fire subtype,
SR 33; AL LN; SV Fort +27, Ref +25, Will +24; Str 38,
Dex 27, Con 30, Int 23, Wis 25, Cha 28. Height 15 ft.
Skills and Feats: Bluff +32, Diplomacy +36, Gather
Information +32, Hide +14, Intimidate +34, Knowledge
(local) +28, Knowledge (the planes) +29, Listen +32,
Search +29, Sense Motive +29, Spellcraft +28, Spot +32;
Alertness, Improved Initiative, Power Attack, Weapon
Focus (scimitar).
Epic Feats: Superior Initiative.
Fire Subtype: Fire immunity, double damage from
cold except on a successful save.
Possessions: Two Large +3 scimitars and a mantle of
epic spell resistance.
Page 285, Regalid Maethos (without equipment):
Male human Ranger 22/Rogue 5/Agent Retriever 3; CR
30; Medium-size humanoid; HD 22d10+67 plus 5d6+10
plus 3d6+6; hp 241; Init +6; Spd 30 ft.; AC 12, touch 12,
flat-footed 12; Atk +28/+23/+18/+13 melee (1d3+3,
unarmed strike); SA force sphere 1/day, sneak attack
+3d6; SQ evasion, favored enemy (beasts +5, aberrations
+4, magical beasts +3, shapechangers +2, elementals
+1), plane shift 1/day, tracking bonus +10, traps,
uncanny dodge (Dex bonus to AC), uncanny location;
AL LG; SV Fort +19, Ref +15, Will +18; Str 17, Dex 14,
Con 15, Int 14, Wis 20, Cha 13.
Page 285, Regalid Maethos (with equipment): Male
human Rgr22/Rog5/Agent Retriever 3; CR 30; Medium-
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size humanoid; HD 22d10+47 plus 5d6+10 plus 3d6+6;
hp 241; Init +6; Spd 30 ft.; AC 27, touch 19, flat-footed
27; Atk +29/+24/+19/+14 ranged (1d8+7/x3, +4 mighty
distance composite longbow [+3 Str bonus]), or
+29/+24/+19/+14 melee (1d6+6/19–20, +3 shocking
burst short sword) and +28/+23 melee (1d6+3/19–20, +2
spell storing short sword); SA Same as above; SQ Same
as above; AL LG; SV Fort +27, Ref +23, Will +26; Str
17, Dex 14, Con 15, Int 14, Wis 20, Cha 13.
Skills and Feats: Gather Information +26, Intuit
Direction +30, Knowledge (the planes) +30, Listen +39,
Move Silently +27, Ride (horse) +27, Search +27, Spot
+39, Wilderness Lore +30; Alertness, Combat Casting,
Dodge, Endurance, Improved Initiative, Improved Two-
Weapon Fighting, Iron Will, Lightning Reflexes,
Mobility, Toughness, Track.
Epic Feats: Energy Resistance (fire 10), Epic
Toughness.
Ranger Spells Prepared (5/4/4/4; base DC 14 + spell
level): 1st—alarm, delay poison, pass without trace,
resist elements (2); 2nd—cure light wounds, protection
from elements (2), speak with plants; 3rd—neutralize
poison, remove disease, summon nature’s ally III, water
walk; 4th—cure serious wounds (2), nondetection,
polymorph self.
Possessions: +4 fire resistance silent moves chain
shirt, +4 mighty distance composite longbow (+3 Str
bonus), +3 shocking burst short sword, +2 spell storing
short sword, carpet of flying, cloak of epic resistance +8,
Daern’s instant fortress, dimensional shackles, figurine
of wondrous power (bronze griffon), periapt of proof
against poison, 2 potions of water breathing, ring of epic
protection +7, ring of regeneration, rod of enemy
detection, rod of negation, scroll with control water, cure
critical wounds, flame strike, and freedom of movement,
wand of summon nature’s ally IV.
Appendix I: Epic NPCs of Faerûn
Page 292, Elminster, Chosen Immunities: Elminster is
unaffected by attacks that duplicate these effects: magic
missile, detect thoughts, fireball, Evard’s black tentacles,
feeblemind, geas/quest, finger of death, sunburst,
temporal stasis.
Page 293, Storm Silverhand, Chosen Immunities:
Storm is unaffected by attacks that duplicate these
effects: charm person, misdirection, fireball, fear,
feeblemind, geas/quest, circle of death, prismatic spray,
horrid wilting, meteor swarm.
Page 296, The Simbul, Chosen Immunities: The
Simbul is unaffected by attacks that duplicate these
effects: charm person, magic missile, misdirection,
fireball, fear, feeblemind, circle of death, disintegrate,
finger of death, meteor swarm.
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unaffected by attacks that duplicate these effects: chill
touch, web, lightning bolt, polymorph other, feeblemind,
disintegrate, flesh to stone, forcecage, maze, temporal
stasis.
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 Expanded Psionics Handbook Errata
When the text within a product contradicts itself, our
general policy is that the primary source is correct and
any secondary reference is incorrect. This means that
the skill list in the character chapter is correct, while the
table in the skill chapter that is merely referencing that
information is therefore a secondary source. Exceptions
to the rule will be called out specifically. Note: Updates
are shaded like this.
Page 15: Thri-Kreen Racial Traits
The bullet point describing the thri-kreen’s Psi-Like
Abilities contains two errors.
The psi-like ability know direction should be changed to
know direction and location. The psi-like ability psionic
displacement should be changed to greater concealing
amorpha.
Page 16: Table 1–3: Aging Effects
Elans have no Maximum Age.
Page 20: Psion Class Features—Powers
Known
Under the Powers Known section, the second paragraph
should begin as follows:
Choose the powers known from the psion power list, or
from the list of powers of your chosen discipline. You
cannot choose powers from restricted discipline lists
other than your own discipline list. You can choose
powers from disciplines other than your own if they are
not on a restricted discipline list. (Exception: The feats .
. .)
Page 27: Table 2–5: The Soulknife
Some numbers were dropped accidentally from the Base
Attack Bonus Column, beginning at 15th level. The
table should read as follows:
Level Base Attack Bonus
15th +11/+6/+1
16th +12/+7/+2
17th +12/+7/+2
18th +13/+8/+3
19th +14/+9/+4
20th +15/+10/+5
Page 35: Table 3–1: Skill Points per Level
The row pertaining to the soulknife is incorrect.
Soulknifes gain (4 + Int modifier) × 4 skill points at 1st
level. At higher levels, they gain a number of skill
points each level equal to 4 + Int modifier.
Page 36: Autohypnosis Skill Description
The DC to resist dying is 20, not 15 (the chart is correct,
but the related text is not).
Page 47: Greater Power Penetration Feat
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The Benefit paragraph is incorrect. Here is the correct
text:
Benefit: To use this feat, you must expend your psionic
focus (see the Concentration skill description, page 37).
You get a +8 bonus on manifester level checks to
overcome a creature’s power resistance. This bonus
overlaps with the bonus from Power Penetration (see
page 49).
Page 48: Metamorphic Transfer Feat
Add the following text to the end of the Benefit
paragraph:
No matter how many times you manifest the
metamorphosis power on a given day, you can gain
only a total of three supernatural ability transfers per
day.
Page 51: Sidestep Charge Feat
Sidestep Charge is not a psionic feat. It should be a
general feat.
Page 52: Unconditional Power Feat
Delete the word “shaken” from the list of conditions in
the first paragraph of the Benefit section. You can
manifest an unconditional power when you are dazed,
confused, nauseated, or stunned.
Page 55: Bringing Back the Dead
In the section titled Special Power Effects, the first
paragraph of the Bringing Back the Dead subsection
should read as follows:
Bringing Back the Dead: Various psionic powers,
such as reality revision and psionic revivify, have the
ability to restore slain characters to life.
Page 64: Adding Powers
The second sentence of the section titled Manifest an
Unknown Power from Another’s Powers Known
becomes as follows:
. . . To do so, the character must first make contact (a
process similar to addressing a power stone, requiring a
Psicraft check against a DC of 15 + the highest level
power in the power stone or repertoire).
Page 73: Seer (Clairsentience) Discipline
Powers
Delete reality revision from the list of 9th-level powers.
Also, the 5th-level power second chance does not have
an XP cost, as indicated.
Page 81: Brain Lock Power
The power’s description should be as follows:
The subject’s higher mind is locked away. He is dazed
and cannot take psionic actions for the duration of the
power. A brain locked subject is not stunned, so
attackers get no special advantage against him.
Starting on Page 82: Various Powers
In each of the powers listed below, delete the phrase
“like manifesting a quickened power, and it counts
toward the normal limit of one quickened power per
round.”
Page 82: Catfall Power
Page 96: Divert Teleport Power
Page 105: Evade Burst Power
Page 107: Fate of One Power
Page 111: Grip of Iron Power
Page 113: Intellect Fortress Power
Page 115: Mental Barrier Power
Page 120: Mind Trap Power
Page 125: Prowess Power
Page 137: Thought Shield Power
Page 139: Tower of Iron Will Power
Page 96: Dominate, Psionic Power
The following paragraph was omitted from the power’s
description:
4. If you spend 1 additional power point, this power’s
duration is 1 hour rather than concentration. If you
spend 2 additional power points, this power’s duration
is 1 day rather than concentration. If you spend 4
additional power points, this power’s duration is 1 day
per manifester level rather than concentration.
Page 97: Duodimensional Claw Power
Delete the entire last paragraph of the power’s
description (beginning with “The third spatial
component …”).
Page 97–98: Ectoplasmic Form Power
In the first paragraph of the power’s description, delete
the parenthetical phrase “including inertial armor”).
Page 105–106: Expansion Power
The third option for augmenting the power should read
as follows:
3. If you spend 2 additional power points, this power’s
duration is 10 minutes per level rather than 1 round per
level.
Page 108–109: Form of Doom Power
In the second-to-last paragraph of the power’s
description, delete the reference to breath of the black
dragon.
Page 111: Hammer Power
The hammer power has the following statistics:
Level: Psion/wilder 1, psychic warrior 1
Display: Auditory and material
Manifesting Time: 1 swift action
Range: Touch
Duration: 1 round
Saving Throw: None
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Power Resistance: Yes
Power Points: 1
Page 115: Metaconcert Power
In the last sentence of the third paragraph of the
power’s description (also the last sentence of the page),
change the example from mind thrust to ego whip.
Page 117: Metamorphosis, Greater Power
The assumed form cannot have more Hit Dice than your
manifester level (to a maximum of 25 HD).
Page 121: Missive Power
The power’s Augment section, delete the phrase “and
its save DC increases by 1.” The paragraph should read
as follows:
Augment: For every 2 additional power points you
spend, this power’s range increases by 5 feet.
Page 125: Prescience, Offensive Power
The first option for augmenting the power should read
as follows:
1. For every 3 additional power points you spend, the
insight bonus gained on your damage rolls increases by
1.
Page 128: Quintessence Power
The special Will save required to manifest a power
when in contact with quintessence has a DC of 16.
Page 129: Reddopsi Power
The power’s duration should be as follows:
Duration: 10 min./level (D)
Page 140: Wall of Ectoplasm Power
The wall of ectoplasm occupies up to one 10-foot
square per level, and each 10-foot square has 10 hit
points per inch of thickness and hardness 5.
Page 165: Mindfeeder Weapon Quality
The second sentence should be changed as follows:
Once per day, a mindfeeder weapon grants its wielder
temporary power points equal to the total lethal damage
dealt by a successful critical hit. The wielder must
decide to use the mindfeeder ability after successfully
confirming a critical hit, but prior to rolling critical hit
damage.
Add the following sentence after the third sentence:
The wielder may not exceed his natural maximum
power points per day using the mindfeeder ability.
Page 167: Suppression Weapon Quality
The wielder of a suppression weapon technically makes
a dispel check, not a power check (although neither the
d20 roll nor the DC changes).
Page 181: Creating Dorjes
The example at the end of the second paragraph is
incorrect and should read as follows:
. . . If you wanted to make a dorje of energy missile with Under the Construction rules, the correct feat required
a manifester level of 8th (five higher than the for crafting a psion-killer is Craft Psionic Construct, not
minimum), you would pay for the creation of the dorje Craft Construct.
as if energy missile was a 5th-level power.
Page 186: Astral Construct
Under the Astral Construct Menu B, the Energy Touch
ability should be written as follows:
Energy Touch (Ex): If you are a kineticist with the
Expanded Knowledge feat tied to this power, the astral
construct’s physical attacks are wreathed in an energy
type of your choice (acid, cold, electricity, or fire),
dealing an extra 1d6 points of energy damage.
Otherwise, the astral construct you manifest deals an
extra 1d4 points of damage of an energy type you
choose (acid, cold, electricity, or fire).
Page 187: Astral Construct
Under the Astral Construct Menu C, the following
abilities should be psi-like abilities (Ps), not spell-like
abilities (Sp): Concussion, Dimension Slide, and Energy
Bolt.
Page 189: Blue
The blue psion should have the following ability scores
before racial adjustments: Str 8, Dex 13, Con 14, Int 15,
Wis 12, Cha 10. As a consequence, the 1st-level blue
psion’s statistics change as follows:
Hit Dice: 1d4+2 plus 4 (10 hp)
Initiative: +1
Armor Class: 16 (+1 size, +1 Dex, +4 inertial armor),
touch 11, flat-footed 15
Attack: Quarterstaff –2 melee (1d4–2) or light
crossbow +1 ranged (1d6/19–20)
Full Attack: Quarterstaff –2 melee (1d4–2) or light
crossbow +1 ranged (1d6/19–20)
Saves: Fort +2, Ref +0, Will +3
Abilities: Str 6, Dex 13, Con 14, Int 17, Wis 12, Cha 8
Skills: Concentration +6, Hide +7, Move Silently +5,
Psicraft +7, Ride +5, Spot +3.
Feats: Psionic Body, Psionic DodgeB
Level Adjustment: +1
Page 190: Blue
The save DCs for the blue’s psionic powers change as
follows:
Typical Psion Powers Known (power points 3*; save
DC 13 + power level): 1st—inertial armor, mind thrust
(DC 14), psionic charm (DC 14). Manifester level 1st.
The save DCs are Intelligence-based.
Page 194: Couatl
Remove metamorphosis from psi-like abilities.
Page 197: Elans as Characters
Elans get 2 bonus power points at 1st level for being
“naturally psionic,” not 1 as previously indicated.
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 Fiend Folio Errata
Errata Rule: Primary Sources
When you find a disagreement between two D&D
rules sources, unless an official errata file says
otherwise, the primary source is correct. One example
of a primary/secondary source is text taking
precedence over a table entry. An individual spell
description takes precedence when the short
description in the beginning of the spells chapter
disagrees. A monster’s statistics block supersedes the
descriptive text.
Another example of primary vs. secondary sources
involves book and topic precedence. The Player’s
Handbook, for example, gives all the rules for playing
the game, for PC races, and the base class descriptions.
If you find something on one of those topics from the
Dungeon Master’s Guide or the Monster Manual that
disagrees with the Player’s Handbook, you should
assume the Player’s Handbook is the primary source.
The Dungeon Master’s Guide is the primary source for
topics such as magic item descriptions, special material
construction rules, and so on. The Monster Manual is
the primary source for monster descriptions, templates,
and supernatural, extraordinary, and spell-like abilities.
Page 26: Canomorph
Delete alternate form special ability.
Add the following entry:
Change Shape (Su): A canomorph can assume the
form of any Small, Medium, or Large humanoid. It
retains the extraordinary attacks of its original form
regardless of its new form. Changing shape to or from
its original form requires a move action.
Page 34: Chronotyryn
On the sample spell list, replace polymorph other with
ice storm.
Page 48: Demon, Blood Fiend
Delete the second sentence of the Alternate Form
special quality.
Page 51: Demon, Maurezhi
In the assume shape special ability description, replace
alter self with disguise self (DC 15).
Page 56: Deva, Monadic
Remove polymorph self from spell-like abilities.
Add the following entry:
Change Shape (Su): A monadic deva can assume the
form of any Small or Medium humanoid.
Page 57: Deva, Movanic
Remove polymorph self from spell-like abilities.
Add the following entry:
Change Shape (Su): A movanic deva can assume the
form of any Small or Medium humanoid.
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Page 59: Devil, Paeliryon
Remove polymorph self from spell-like abilities.
Page 60: Devil, Xerfilstyx
Remove polymorph self from spell-like abilities.
Page 86: Golem, Brain
Remove polymorph any object from the list of spells
required for construction.
Page 97: Imp
Delete polymorph supernatural ability.
Add the following entry:
Alternate Form (Su): An imp can assume another
form at will as a standard action. Each imp can assume
one or two forms from the following list: Small or
Medium monstrous spider, raven, rat, and boar.
Page 106: Jackal Lord
Replace the text for Alternate Form with the following
text:
Alternate Form (Su): A jackal lord can assume the
form of a jackal of Medium size (use the statistics for
the wolf in the Monster Manual).
Page 107: Jackalwere
Replace the text for Alternate Form with the following
text:
Alternate Form (Su): A jackalwere has two primary
forms that it can shift between at will. One of these
appears as a Small jackal, while the other is a Medium
hybrid form. The statistics for these forms appear
above.
In addition, a jackalwere can take the form of any
Medium humanoid.
Page 108: Kaorti
In the list of spell-like abilities, replace alter self with
disguise self.
Page 114: Kelpie
Delete the second sentence of the Alternate Form
special quality.
Page 121: Maelephant
In the list of spell-like abilities, replace polymorph
other with baleful polymorph.
Page 140: Rilmani
Remove polymorph self from spell-like abilities.
Add the following entry:
Change Shape (Su): A rilmani can assume the form of
any Small or Medium humanoid.
Page 178: Rilmani
Ti-Khana Deinonychus: Delete the second sentence of
the Alternate Form special quality.
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Delete the second sentence of the Alternate Form
special quality.
Page 183: Varrangoin, Arcanist
In the list of spell-like abilities, replace polymorph
other with baleful polymorph.
Page 193–194: Yuan-Ti, Anathema
Delete the second sentence of the Alternate Form
special quality.
In the list of spell-like abilities, replace polymorph
other with baleful polymorph.
Page 203: Fiend of Corruption
Delete the second sentence of the Alternate Form
special quality.
Page 211: Trampling Leg
In the list of spells required to create this graft, replace
polymorph other with baleful polymorph.
Page 213: Rollers
In the list of spells required to create this graft, replace
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FORGOTTEN REALMS® Campaign Setting Errata
Here are the rules corrections and official errata for the first printing of the FORGOTTEN REALMS Campaign Setting. These corrections are
being incorporated into the 2nd printing of the book. Additional, typographical corrections and clarifications are also being made to the
book, but these are not necessary to use the book in your game. As always, we’re happy to address specific rules questions you have;
contact custserv@wizards.com. Thanks and good gaming!

p. 7, Elminster:
Elminster's CR: Change from 45 to 39.
Also, change “Knowledge (local)” to “Knowledge (Dalelands)” in his skill list.

p. 8, Character Races:
Last sentence of this paragraph reads: “Humans, half-elves, and half-orcs don't have any specific subraces in Faerûn...”
Change to: “Humans and half-orcs don’t have any specific subraces in Faerûn…”

p. 9, Character Region:
Second sentence of this page reads: “If you choose a region that matches your character's race or class...”
Change to: “If you choose a region where your character's class is favored...”

p. 9, Region-Based Skills:
Replace this header and the two following paragraphs with this text:

Region-Specific Skills
A character’s region may also affect his or her list of skills. As a general rule, characters with the Knowledge skill often focus on the
region in which they grew up, although characters may focus on regions in which they have lived as adults or which they have studied in
books.
Regional Focus: A character may choose to add a regional focus to the geography, history, nature, nobility and royalty, or religion areas
of the Knowledge skill. The regional focus provides a +2 bonus to Knowledge skill checks that pertain to the region in question. For
example, a character may choose Knowledge (Sembian history) instead of Knowledge (history) in order to be particularly adept at
Knowledge (history) checks pertaining to the Sembia region.
Local Knowledge: The Knowledge (local) skill per se does not exist in the Forgotten Realms campaign. Instead, a character who chooses
the Knowledge (local) skill must specify the region his local knowledge applies to. For example, a character familiar with legends and
personalities of Sembia would simply take the Knowledge (Sembia) skill.

p. 13, Drow, Regions:

Add after last sentence: “Drow hailing from Cormanthor or the High Forest may instead choose the Wood Elf region and its associated
feats and equipment.”

p. 13, Drow, Racial Abilities:

Add the following bullet:
• Proficient with either rapier or short sword; proficient with hand crossbow and light crossbow. This replaces the standard elven weapon
proficiencies.

p. 15, Wild Elves: Add the following line:

• Favored class: Sorcerer.
Wood Elves: Add the following line:
• Favored class: Ranger.

p. 23, in Table 1–3:

Lathander: Change “…Sembia, Western Heartlands” to “Sembia, Waterdeep, the Western Heartlands”

p. 23, in the list of nature deities:

Replace Cyrrollalee with Sheela Peryroyl.

p. 28, Character Region, Equipment:

1st sentence: Change “…preferred for his character class or race.” to “…preferred for his character class.”
Also, 1st paragraph: Add at end of paragraph, “If multiple choices for bonus equipment are available in a region, you may choose only
one of the options listed.”

p. 36, Inscribe Rune:

Change Base Price to Market Price and cut the last sentence here.

p. 37, Mind Over Body:

Benefit: Add after 1st sentence: “(For all ensuing levels, you revert to your Constitution modifier.)”

p. 37, Persistent Spell:

Second sentence Change: “Spells of instantaneous duration cannot be affected by this feat, nor can spells whose effects are discharged.”
To “Spells of instantaneous duration, spells with a range of touch, and spells whose effects are discharged cannot be affected by this
feat.”

p. 43, Change the last three Base Attack Bonus values in the Divine Disciple table to +2, +3, and +3.

p. 43, Lay on Hands class feature of the divine champion class:

Change "1 point of damage per divine champion level plus her Charisma bonus"
To "1 point of damage per divine champion level times her Charisma bonus"

p. 48, Hierophant, Requirements, Skills:

Change “Knowledge (religion) 15 ranks.”
To “Knowledge (religion) or Knowledge (nature) 15 ranks.”

p. 52, table:
Change “Rune Caster Base Price”
To “Rune Caster Cost to Create”

p. 58, Triggering Runes:

1st paragraph: Add to end of paragraph: “Triggering a rune deliberately is a standard action.”

p. 63, Family domain granted power:

Add "Once per day" to the beginning of the granted power's description.

p. 70, Great Shout:

Strike the existing spell and replace with the version below:

Great Shout
Evocation [Sonic]
Level: Brd 6, Sor/Wiz 8
Components: V, S, M
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: Close (25 ft. + 5 ft./2 levels)
Area: Line 5 ft. high and 5 ft. wide, and a cone (see text)
Duration: Instantaneous
Saving Throw: See text
Spell Resistance: Yes (object)

You emit a thunderous, devastating yell. The primary effect is a line of intense sonic energy 5 feet high and 5 feet wide and as long as the
spell’s range. Stone, crystal, and metal objects in the area take 20d6 points of damage. Creatures holding vulnerable objects can attempt
Reflex saves to negate the damage. Objects that survive the spell’s primary effect are not subject to the secondary effect.
The spell’s secondary effect is a cone of sound centered on the line. Creatures within the cone suffer 10d6 points of damage, and they
are stunned for 1 round and deafened for 4d6 rounds. A successful Fortitude save negates the stunning and halves both the damage and
the duration of the deafness. Any exposed brittle or crystalline object or crystalline creature takes 1d6 points of damage per caster level
(maximum 20d6). Creatures holding fragile objects can negate damage to them with successful Reflex saves.
A deafened character, in addition to the obvious effects, suffers a –4 penalty on initiative and a 20% chance to miscast and lose any spell
with a verbal (V) component that he tries to cast.
The great shout spell cannot penetrate the spell silence.
Arcane Focus: A small metal or ivory horn.

p. 96, Alchemical Sleep Gas:

2nd paragraph: Change “…fall asleep for 1 round. After 1 round, the…”
To “…fall asleep for 1 minute. After 1 minute, the…”

p. 97, Blade Boot:

Replace the entire item description with the following text:

Blade Boot: Custom-fitted to the wearer’s boot, this device consists of a sturdy sole assembly concealing a spring-loaded dagger. The
buyer can add one blade to either of his boots at the given cost, or buy a matched set for double the amount.
The wearer’s movement is not impaired when the blades are retracted. With one or both blades extended, the wearer cannot run or
charge. A monk using a blade boot can strike with his unarmed base attack, including his more favorable number of attacks per round, for
normal blade boot damage. The Weapon Finesse feat can be applied to blade boots.
A character proficient in the blade boot can attack with single blade boot as his primary weapon, or with two blade boots as if attacking
with two weapons, provided he makes no attacks with his hands. He can instead choose to attack with a weapon in his primary hand and
use a single blade boot as his off-hand weapon, but in this case he cannot attack with an off-hand weapon in his secondary hand. A
character cannot attack with a primary weapon, an off-hand weapon, and a blade boot in the same round unless he knows the
Multiweapon Fighting feat described in the Monster Manual.
A character wearing blade boots gains a +4 bonus on Escape Artist checks made to escape from rope bonds.

p. 117, Dalelands Map:

Scale bar: Change scale bar to read “80” instead of “40”.

p. 174, North map, scale bar:

Change scale bar to read “80” instead of “40”. Make it 1 inch long.
Move Olostin’s Hold icon to other side of road, right up under the eaves of the forest.

p. 190, Important Sites, Selgaunt:

4th sentence: Change “(N male human Nob4/Wiz3)” to “(N male human Ari4/Wiz3)”

p. 193, Plots and Rumors, The Runaway Guardsman:

2nd paragraph, 2nd sentence: Change “…not in the hands of their enemies”
To “…now in the hands of their enemies”.

p. 235, Bane’s portfolio:

Cut “strife” and capitalize “hatred”

p. 235, Cyric’s portfolio:

Add “strife”

p. 239:
Add "strife" to Cyric's portfolio

p. 247, Mystra's writeup, 2nd paragraph, sentence that currently says:

Sites dedicated to the goddess are enhanced by the Weave to allow any spell cast by her clerics while in one of those sites to have one
metamagic effect without the requisite need to take up a higher-level spell slot.
Should be amended to:
Sites dedicated to the goddess are enhanced by the Weave to allow any spell cast by her clerics while in one of those sites to have one
metamagic effect without the requisite need to take up a higher-level spell slot (the metamagic effect ends if the target of the spell leaves
the site).

p. 273, 1st col., Cult Wizard:

Change feats from: “Brew Potion, Great Fortitude, Scribe Scroll, Spell Focus (Necromancy), Greater Spell Focus (Necromancy), Spell
Penetration (Necromancy)”
To “Brew Potion, Exotic Weapon Proficiency (claw bracer), Great Fortitude, Scribe Scroll, Spell Focus (Necromancy), Greater Spell
Focus (Necromancy)”

p. 275, Khelben, Special Qualities:

Chosen Spell-like Abilities: Delete “wraithform”, insert “gaseous form” in alphabetical order on list.

p. 276, Alustriel, Wizard Spells per Day:

Change: “Base DC = 18 + spell level, 20 + spell level for enchantment and transmutation”
To “Base DC = 17 + spell level, 19 + spell level for enchantment and transmutation”

p. 287, Creatures, Hinnar

Special Qualities: Change “Specialist Defense: Adds +1 to DC for all saving throws against her transmutation spells.”
To “Specialist Defense: +1 bonus to all saving throws against transmutation spells.”
Also: Spellbook: Strike ray of frost from her 0-level spells.

p. 288, Changes to Table 8–1 (Level Adjustments):

Aarakocra from +1 to +2
Bugbear from +3* to +4*
Centaur from +5* to +7*
Hobgoblin from +0 to +1
Hybsil from +1 to +2
Kir-lanan from +6* to +8*
Lizardfolk from +2* to +4*
Ogre from +5* to +8*
Shade(tt) from +2 to +5
Troll from +8* to +11*
Wemic from +7* to +8*
(tt) Character must be at least 5th level.

p. 303, 2. Fiery Hallway:

Trap: Change 3rd sentence from “Creatures in the target area suffer attacks from four of the flasks, while all creatures within 5 feet of
the target areas take splash damage (and each of the target areas takes splash damage from the other target areas’ flasks).”
To “Each creature within the target area is attacked by up to two flasks. Any additional flasks simply crash to the floor for splash
damage. All creatures outside but within 5 feet of the target squares take splash damage, and all creatures within each of the target
squares take splash damage from all flasks falling in the other target square.”
Also:
Alchemist’s Fire stat line: Change “CR 2” to “CR 4”
Alchemist’s Fire stat line: Change “1d6 fire” to “1d6 fire per flask”.

p. 303, Complex Acid Trap:

Glyph of Warding stat line: Change “CR3” to “CR4”
Also, Acid Flask and Thunderstone Trap: CR 8; +5 ranged touch (1d6 acid, 1 acid splash); sonic attack (Fortitude save DC 15 for each
thunderstone); Search (DC 20, possible only if searcher first succeeds at a DC 17 Will save against illusory wall in ceiling); Disable
Device (DC 28).

p. 303, 6. Werewolf Lair:

Creatures: Change “Creatures (EL 12)” to “Creatures (EL 11)”

p. 304, 7. Cleric’s Chamber:

Glyph Trap stat line: Change “CR 3” to “CR 4”

p. 304, Varlae:
Spells Prepared. 4th level: Change “emotion” to “emotion (hate)”

p. 306, 12. Glyph Traps:

Glyph of Warding trap stat line: Change “CR 3” to “CR 4”

p. 309, Riding Lizard, last sentence: Replace the last sentence (“A light load for a riding lizard…”)
With: “A light load for a riding lizard is 233 pounds or less, a medium load is 234 to 466 pounds, and a heavy load is 467 to 700
pounds.”

p. 309, Tressym:
The 2nd line of the tressym's skills entry (“Silently +9, Spot +4”) is currently under the first column. It needs to be shifted right to the
tressym column.

p. 313, Kir-Lanan Gargoyle:

First full sentence this page: Change "but it must hit with a regular touch attack"
To "but it must hit with a regular melee attack."

p. 314, Shade:
Special Qualities, Invisibility: Change “once per turn” to “once per round”
Also, Add "The shade can only use this ability on itself." to the end of this ability description.

p. 315, Sample Shade, Leevoth:

Special Qualities: Change “120-ft. darkvision,” to “shadesight”
Special Qualities: Change “shadow blend” to “invisibility”
Special Qualities: Change “mirror image” to “shadow image”

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Errata Rule: Primary Sources
When you find a disagreement between two D&D
rules sources, unless an official errata file says
otherwise, the primary source is correct. One example
of a primary/secondary source is text taking
precedence over a table entry. An individual spell
description takes precedence when the short
description in the beginning of the spells chapter
disagrees. A monster’s statistics block supersedes the
descriptive text.
Another example of primary vs. secondary sources
involves book and topic precedence. The Player’s
Handbook, for example, gives all the rules for playing
the game, for PC races, and the base class descriptions.
If you find something on one of those topics from the
Dungeon Master’s Guide or the Monster Manual that
disagrees with the Player’s Handbook, you should
assume the Player’s Handbook is the primary source.
The Dungeon Master’s Guide is the primary source for
topics such as magic item descriptions, special material
construction rules, and so on. The Monster Manual is
the primary source for monster descriptions, templates,
and supernatural, extraordinary, and spell-like abilities.
Page 125: Dwarf, Midgard
Delete the third sentence of the Alternate Form special
quality.
Page 145: Marzanna
In the list of spell-like abilities, replace alter self with
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Page 42: Sample Death’s Chosen
Larrak, the sample death’s chosen character, has the
following statistics when wielding his +1 greatsword:
Atk +16 melee (2d6+11/19–20) and Full Atk +16/+11
melee (2d6+11/19–20).
Page 46: Sample Master of Radiance
Branna Caersiccus, the sample master of radiance,
should have AC 17, touch 11, flat-footed 17. Moreover,
replace her Weapon Focus (heavy mace) feat with
Weapon Focus (scimitar).
Page 47: Sample Master of Shrouds
Kaerta Bale, the sample master of shrouds, should have
AC 19, touch 10, flat-footed 19.
Page 60: Deathbound Domain
Under the domain’s granted power, change the word
“controlling” to “creating,” so that the granted power
reads as follows: “Your limit for creating undead
animated with spells increases to three times your caster
level instead of the normal two times caster level.”
The brief spell descriptions for the avasculate and
avascular mass spells should read as follows:
7 Avasculate: Reduce foe to half its hit points
and stun for 1 round by purging blood vessels.
8 Avascular Mass: Reduce foe to half its hit
points and stun for 1 round by purging blood vessels,
and trap creatures in a 20-ft. radius from victim.
Page 61: Sorcerer/Wizard Spell List
The brief spell descriptions for the avasculate and
avascular mass spells should read as follows:
Avasculate: Reduce foe to half its hit points and stun
for 1 round by purging blood vessels.
Avascular Mass: Reduce foe to half its hit points and
stun for 1 round by purging blood vessels, and trap
creatures in a 20-ft. radius from victim.
Page 64: Energy Ebb
Strike the words “see text” from the Saving Throw line.
Page 66: Ghoul Gauntlet
The spell’s Target should read “One living humanoid
creature.”
Page 66: Ghoul Gesture
In the spell’s description, strike the phrase “and
creatures immune to poison are unaffected by the
stench” from the second paragraph.
Page 83–84: Angel of Decay
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Base Attack/Grapple: +13/+30
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Full Attack: 2 claws +20 melee (2d6+18) and 2 wing
slams +15 melee (1d6+11) plus rotting touch*
In addition, the save DCs for the angel of decay’s
rotting aura should be 27, not 24.
Page 85: Blaspheme
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Armor Class: 20 (+1 Dex, +9 natural), touch 11, flat-
footed 19
Page 86: Bleakborn
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Base Attack/Grapple: +4/+10
Page 87: Blood Amniote
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Armor Class: 26 (–2 size, +5 Dex, +13 natural), touch
13, flat-footed 21
Base Attack/Grapple: +7/+19
In addition, add the following sentence to the end of the
first paragraph of the creature’s blood call ability: “This
ability has no effect on plants or oozes.”
Page 88: Bloodmote Cloud
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Initiative: +1
Armor Class: 19 (+8 size, +1 Dex), touch 19, flat-
footed 18
Page 89: Bone Rat Swarm
The save DC against the swarm’s distraction ability
should be 12, not 15.
Page 90: Brain in a Jar
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Speed: Fly 30 ft. (6 squares) (good)
Armor Class: 15 (+2 size, +2 Dex, +1 deflection),
touch 15, flat-footed 13
Page 91: Carcass Eater
Add the following lines to the creature’s statistics, after
the Challenge Rating line:
Treasure: None
Alignment: Always neutral
Page 93: Corpse Rat Swarm
The save DC for the swarm’s distraction ability should
be 14, not 15.
Page 93: Crypt Chanter
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Attack: Incorporeal touch +7 melee (1d8)
Full Attack: Incorporeal touch +7 melee (1d8)

Page 95: Dessicator
The dessicator’s fatiguing touch ability deals 1d6 points
of damage, not 1d8 as indicated in the ability’s
descriptive text.
Page 95: Dire Maggot
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Huge Vermin
Base Attack/Grapple: +4/+13
Attack: Bite +3 melee (1d8+1 plus paralytic saliva)
Full Attack: Bite +3 melee (1d8+1 plus paralytic
saliva)
Advancement: 7–11 HD (Huge)
In addition, add the following statistics after the
Challenge Rating line:
Treasure: None
Alignment: Always neutral
Page 96: Dream Vestige
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Hit Dice: 17d12+34 (144 hp)
Base Attack/Grapple: +8/—
Attack: Tendril +13 melee (3d6+2 plus form
consumption)
Full Attack: 4 tendrils +13 melee (3d6+2 plus form
consumption)
Page 97: Entomber
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Base Attack/Grapple: +4/+10
Page 100: Sample Evolved Undead
The sample evolved undead wraith’s Constitution drain
ability has a save DC of 15, not 14.
Page 101–102: Sample Ghost Brute
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Space/Reach: 5 ft./5 ft.
Environment: Any land
Level Adjustment: —
Page 104: Sample Gravetouched Ghoul
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Alignment: Chaotic evil
Page 105: Grave Dirt Golem
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Base Attack/Grapple: +8/+18
Page 106–107: Sample Half-Vampire
Delete uncanny dodge from the creature’s special
qualities. In addition, while raging, the half-vampire
gnoll barbarian has the following changed statistics: AC
14, touch 9, flat-footed 13; Grp +7.
Page 108: Sample Hooded Pupil
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Base Attack/Grapple: +7/+18
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Attack: Morningstar +13 melee (2d6+7) or javelin +5
ranged (1d8+7)
Full Attack: 2 morningstars +13/+8 melee (2d6+7) or 2
javelins +5 ranged (1d8+7)
Page 109: Hulking Corpse
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Base Attack/Grapple: +10/+22
Advancement: 21–30 HD (Large); 31–60 HD (Huge)
Page 110–111: Sample Mummified
Creature
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Space/Reach: 10 ft./10 ft.
Environment: Any desert or underground
Challenge Rating: 6
Level Adjustment: +6
In addition, the creature’s mummy rot ability should
have a save DC of 12, not 16.
Page 112: Murk
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Speed: Fly 30 ft. (6 squares) (good)
Page 115: Plague Blight
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Space/Reach: 5 ft./5 ft.
Page 116: Quell
Delete the creature’s Weapon Finesse feat.
Page 117: Raiment
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Hit Dice: 3d12 (19 hp)
Base Attack/Grapple: +1/+3
Attack: Coat sleeve +4 melee (1d2+3)
Full Attack: 2 coat sleeves +4 melee (1d2+3)
Page 118: Sample Revived Fossil
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Hit Dice: 8d12+40 (92 hp)
Saves: Fort +2, Ref +3, Will +6
Challenge Rating: 9
Page 119: Creating a Revived Fossil
Change the Challenge Rating section as follows (and
ignore the accompanying table):
Challenge Rating: Same as the base creature +3.
Page 119: Skin Kite
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Hit Dice: 4d12 (26 hp)
Base Attack/Grapple: +2/–2 (+10 when attached)
Attack: Touch +7 melee (1d4)
Full Attack: Touch +7 melee (1d4)
Page 120: Skirr
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Base Attack/Grapple: +4/+18
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Full Attack: Bite +9 melee (2d8+6) and 2 claws +6
melee (2d6+3)
Page 120: Skulking Cyst
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Attack: Intestine loop +7 melee (1d4 plus attachment)
Full Attack: 2 intestine loops +7 melee (1d4 plus
attachment)
Space/Reach: 5 ft./5 ft.
Page 121: Slaughter Wight
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Advancement: 19–21 HD (Medium); 22–28 HD
(Large)
Also, remove the vicious slammer ability from the
creature’s list of special qualities.
Page 122: Slaymate
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Base Attack/Grapple: +2/–1
Page 124: Swarm-Shifter Mummy King
In beetle swarm form, the swarm-shifter mummy king
has a flat-footed AC of 24. In sand swarm form, it has
AC 34, touch 24, flat-footed 28. In scorpion swarm
form, it has a flat-footed AC of 24, not 25.
Page 128: Tomb Mote
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Hit Dice: 3d12 (19 hp)
Page 128–129: Sample Umbral Creature
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Attack: Incorporeal touch +6 melee (1d8 Strength)
Full Attack: Incorporeal touch +6 melee (1d8 Strength)
Space/Reach: 10 ft./5 ft. (10 ft. with incorporeal touch)
Environment: Any land or underground
Level Adjustment: —
Page 131: Voidwraith
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Hit Dice: 6d12+6 (45 hp)
Armor Class: 17 (+5 Dex, +2 deflection), touch 17,
flat-footed 12
Base Attack/Grapple: +3/—
Abilities: Str —, Dex 21, Con —, Int 8, Wis 13, Cha 15
Feats: Improved Initiative, Improved Toughness*,
Lightning Reflexes
*New feat described in Chapter 2.
Page 132: Wheep
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Base Attack/Grapple: +4/+15
Advancement: 10–16 HD (Medium); 17–24 HD
(Large)
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Page 147: Korath the Elder
Change Korath the Elder’s statistics as follows: Base
Atk +12; Grp +23; Atk +18 melee (2d8+10, greatclub)
against ethereal foes; Full Atk +18/+13/+8 melee
(2d8+10, greatclub) against ethereal foes.
Page 147: Laddy Bristerbuck
Laddy Bristerbuck’s flat-footed AC should be 19, or 18
against ethereal foes.
Page 149: Stronglimb
Stronglimb’s flat-footed AC should be 10, not 11.
Page 155: Krilla Darkhand
Change Krilla Darkhand’s statistics as follows: Atk or
Full Atk +4 melee touch (1d8+5 negative energy plus
paralysis, touch) or +9 ranged (1d6+1/19–20 nonlethal
damage plus sleep, masterwork light crossbow).
In addition, Krilla makes a +4 melee touch attack with
her touch of fatigue spell, not +3 as indicated.
Finally, Krilla’s familiar is a weasel.
Page 158: Crocodile Skeleton
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Armor Class: 14 (+2 Dex, +2 natural), touch 12, flat-
footed 12
Page 158: Dire Badger Skeleton
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Space/Reach: 5 ft./5 ft.
Page 159: Deinonychus Skeleton
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Initiative: +7
Page 160: Athach Skeleton
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Full Attack: Morningstar +13 melee (3d6+8) and bite
+8 melee (2d8+4); or 3 claws +9 melee (1d8+8) and
bite +8 melee (2d8+4)
Page 160: Nine-Headed Hydra Skeleton
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Base Attack/Grapple: +4/+17
Attack: 9 bites +7 melee (1d10+4)
Full Attack: 9 bites +7 melee (1d10+4)
Page 163: Bannmukh
Baanmukh’s attack bonus when making a powerful
charge should be +12, not +9.
Page 164: Izrok Radja
Izrok deals 1d6+3 points of damage with his +1 rapier
or slam attack, not 1d6+2 as indicated.
Page 164–165: Karadag
Change Karadag’s statistics as follows: Atk +13 melee
(1d6+6 plus energy drain, slam) or +11 ranged
(1d10+1/19–20, +1 heavy crossbow); Full Atk +13
melee (1d6+6 plus energy drain, slam) and +11 melee
(1d4+2, bite) or +11 ranged (1d10+1/19–20, +1 heavy Page 181: Myphosoles
crossbow). Myphosoles has AC 28, touch 11, flat-footed 26.
In addition, Karadag’s blood frenzy ability does not Page 182: Mother Shemmel
grant +2 Constitution. Her rake ability has an attack
Change Mother Shemmel’s statistics as follows: Atk
bonus of +11, not +10 as indicated.
+10 melee (1d8+2, +1 warhammer) or +7 ranged
Page 165: Pyotar Umarov (1d8+1/19–20, light crossbow with +1 crossbow bolt);
Change Pyotar’s statistics as follows: AC 29, touch 12, Full Atk +10/+5 melee (1d8+2, +1 warhammer) or +7
flat-footed 27. ranged (1d8+1/19–20, light crossbow with +1 crossbow
bolt).
Page 166–167: Riikos In her list of possessions, change Mother Shemmel’s
Riikos does not have vulnerability to sunlight; strike all masterwork warhammer to a +1 warhammer.
references to this special quality. In addition, all of his
spells that require a ranged touch attack have an attack Page 184: Area 10
bonus of +10, not +9 as indicated. The lieutenant (6th-level human rogue) in this area has
Change the statistics of Riikos’s weasel familiar as a flat-footed AC of 18, not 14.
follows: AC 17, touch 14, flat-footed 15; Int 8. Also, Page 187: Indrimi
delete its speak with animals ability.
Change Indrimi’s statistics as follows: HD 9d4+27; Spd
Page 167: Satoris 30 ft.
Reduce all of Satoris’s attack bonuses by 1.
Page 167: Shamila Garrick
Shamila’s grapple bonus should be +4, not +5.
Page 170: Dire Rat Zombie
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Speed: 40 ft. (8 squares), climb 20 ft.
Page 170: Gnome Warrior Zombie
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Initiative: –1
Page 170: Goblin Warrior Zombie
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Saves: Fort +0, Ref +0, Will +3
Page 172: Dire Ape Zombie
Change the creature’s statistics as follows:
Armor Class: 17 (–1 size, +1 Dex, +7 natural), touch
10, flat-footed 16
Page 174: Uther Kyush
Uther Kyush has a flat-footed AC of 23, not 18.
Page 175: Cyranthus
Cyranthus has a speed of 30 ft., not 20 ft. He is also
missing a feat. Add the Corpsecrafter feat (described in
Chapter 2) to his list of feats.
Page 175–176: Tarek Duskwood
Tarek has a flat-footed AC of 18, not 15. His attack
bonus with the dagger is +10, not +9.
Page 176: Tival
Tival’s touch AC is 10, not 11, and her flat-footed AC
is 17, not 16.

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Errata Rule: Primary Sources
When you find a disagreement between two D&D® rules
sources, unless an official errata file says otherwise, the
primary source is correct. One example of a
primary/secondary source is text taking precedence over
a table entry. An individual spell description takes
precedence when the short description in the beginning
of the spells chapter disagrees.
If you have questions about this errata information, or
if you wish to submit potential game-affecting errata,
please send a specific note (include in the subject line
“Errata” followed by the book and page number, with the
errata question in the body of the message) to
custserv@wizards.com.
Packleader Tavaraus
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• The NPC listing for "Packleader Tavarus"
should include his Challenge Rating (CR 17).
• Also, the Special Qualities for Packleader
Tavarus list "DR 20/+3." This is incorrect; the
correct listing should be "DR 20/+4."

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 Magic of Faerûn Errata
Errata Rule: Primary Sources
When you find a disagreement between two D&D® rules
sources, unless an official errata file says otherwise, the
primary source is correct. One example of a
primary/secondary source is text taking precedence over
a table entry. An individual spell description takes
precedence when the short description in the beginning
of the spells chapter disagrees.
Another example of primary vs. secondary sources
involves book and topic precedence. The Player's
Handbook, for example, gives all the rules for playing
the game, for playing PC races, and for using base class
descriptions. If you find something on one of those
topics from the DUNGEON MASTER's Guide or the
Monster Manual that disagrees with the Player's
Handbook, you should assume the Player's Handbook is
the primary source. The DUNGEON MASTER's Guide is the
primary source for topics such as magic item
descriptions, special material construction rules, and so
on. The Monster Manual is the primary source for
monster descriptions, templates, and supernatural,
extraordinary, and spell-like abilities.
Page 1: Credits
Add Sam Wood to the list of interior artists.
Page 5: Caption
Caption should read Karsus destroys Mystryl
Page 5: Paragraph 2, sentence 2
Change: Myrkul
To: Helm
Pages 12–13: Last sentence on page
Change: cold
To: electricity
Page 13: Next-to-last sentence of third paragraph
Change: electrical
To: cold
Page 17: Column 2, paragraph 1
Change: moon potions
To: moondraught
Page 21: Augment Summoning feat
Change second line of the Benefit section to: They gain
+1 hit point per hit die and a +1 competence bonus on
their attack and damage rolls.
Page 22: Replacement for Spell Thematics feat
Spell Thematics [General]
You have developed a signature thematic manifestation
that gives your spells unique visual or auditory qualities.
You are more effective when casting spells strongly
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linked to your theme, and any spell you cast reflects your
signature theme to a greater or lesser extent.
Benefit: Choose a theme for your spellcasting. You cast
spells designated as central to your theme at +1 caster
level. Add +5 to the DC of any Spellcraft check made to
identify any spell you cast, whether or not it is
designated as a thematic spell.
A spell theme is comprised of two components. The first
is a set of spells central to your theme. This consists of
one spell at each spell level you can cast. For example, a
5th-level wizard might select ray of frost, magic missile,
Snilloc's snowball swarm, and fly as spells central to his
theme.
The second component is a common visual or auditory
effect all your spells share, such as "fire," "ice," or
"screaming skulls." The special effect does not change
the spells in any way, other than enhancing your caster
level with the spells you choose to be central to your
theme. For example, if your theme is "fire," then your
magic missile spell might appear to produce bolts of fire,
although the bolts are still a force effect and cause
normal damage, not fire damage. If your theme is
"screaming skulls," your fly spell might manifest as a
dozen small screaming skulls that orbit around you,
bearing you aloft.
Page 25: First sentence
Add after the first sentence: An artificer may research
additional device powers as if they were spells.
Page 27: Guild wizard
Change: Spells per Day
To: Spells per Day/Spells Known
Page 29: Requirements list for the Harper mage
Remove Education from the Feats line.
Add Knowledge (local) 5 ranks to the Skills line.
Page 29: Harper mage
Change: Spells per Day
To: Spells per Day/Spells Known
Page 30: Harper priest
Change: Spells per Day
To: Spells per Day/Spells Known
Page 30: Incantatrix
Change: Spells per Day
To: Spells per Day/Spells Known
Page 31: Caption
Replace current caption with Incantatrix.
Page 32: Column 1
Add after the last sentence of the Instant Metamagic
ability:
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The incantatrix cannot use this ability if the
metamagicked spell would normally use a spell slot of a
higher level than she could cast. For example, a
Wiz5/Incantatrix4 could not use an instant metamagic
Still Spell any of her 5th-level spells because she does
not have any spell slots above 5th level.
Page 33: Mage-killer
Change: Spells per Day
To: Spells per Day/Spells Known
Page 35: Master alchemist
Change: Spells per Day
To: Spells per Day/Spells Known
Page 36: Mystic wanderer
Change: Spells per Day
To: Spells per Day/Spells Known
Page 37: Spelldancer requirements
The Perform fallacy, requiring 6 ranks in Perform
(dance) should be Perform (dance, other forms) 6 ranks
Page 37: After Weapon and Armor Proficiency
Spells per Day/Spells Known: At each spelldancer
level, the character gains new spells per day (and spells
known, if applicable) as if she had also gained a level in
a spellcasting class to which she belonged before adding
the prestige class level. She does not, however, gain any
other benefit a character of that class would have gained
(improved chance of turning or destroying undead,
metamagic or item creation feats, and so on).
If the character had more than one spellcasting class
before becoming a spelldancer, the player must decide to
which class to add each spelldancer level for the purpose
of determining spells per day when she adds the new
level.
Page 38: Enthralling Dance
Change: vocal component
To: verbal component
Page 38: Just above Enthralling Dance
Add the following just above Enthralling Dance:
If a spelldancer's Constitution modifier decreases so that
she has exceeded the number of rounds she could safely
spelldance, she must immediately make a successful
Fortitude save for every round of excess spelldancing;
each failure deals the above penalties.
Pages 39–40: Spellfire prestige class, Increased
Storage (first paragraph)
Change: spellfire energy levels in excess
To: storing spellfire energy levels
Pages 39–40: Spellfire prestige class, Rapid Blast
Change: standard action
To: full-round action.
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At 4th level, the spellfire channeler can release two
blasts or spellfire as a full-round action. This increases to
three blasts per full-round action at 8th level.
Pages 39–40: Spellfire prestige class, Crown of Fire
. . . automatically destroys all nonmagical weapons that
strike her (after they deal damage, if any).
Page 40: Drain Permanent Item
Change that paragraph to the following:
Drain Permanent Item (Sp): The channeler can drain
power from permanent magic items by touch as a
standard action. If the item is held or worn, the channeler
must make a melee touch attack to touch it, which
provokes an attack of opportunity from the defender. The
channeler must make a level check (1d20+class level)
against a DC of 11 + the caster level of the item to drain
it. A success means the item's properties are suppressed
(as if affected by dispel magic) for 24 hours and the
channeler gains spellfire energy levels equal to half the
item's caster level.
Page 41: Enhanced Spell Area
Technical nitpicking: The spell's area doesn't increase by
50% or 100%, its radius does.
Page 41: War wizard
Change: Spells per Day
To: Spells per Day/Spells Known
Page 43: Mystic Maelstroms, very top of the page
Undead are immune to morale effects. Strike undead
from list.
Page 43: Fey Mounds, second column, first
paragraph
Change: or
To: of
Fey mounds detect as magic of strong . . .
Page 43: Boomshroom Patches, trap stat block
Reflex save DC should be 13.
Page 44: Doom Pits, trap stat block
. . . appropriate save (by spell) negates (see below).
Add DCs:
Sleep (DC 11)
Bestow curse (DC 14)
Blink (DC 14)
Feeblemind (DC 17)
Lesser geas, command "stay" (DC 16)
Maze (DC 22)
Page 46: Known Crossroads
The nature ratings for the known crossroads are all
mixed up. The incorrect ones should be as follows:
Arnrock Crossroads (N2) not N4
Cantlowe Crossroads (N4) not N2
Hermit Heights Crossroads (N1) not N5
Nykkara Crossroads (N3), not N1
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Wasts Crossroads (N1) not N5
Waterdeep Crossroads (N5) not N1
Page 52: Olroy's stat block
HD is wrong; should be 3d6+6 for Exp3. Atk should be
+3 melee (+2 base, +1 Str). CR should be 2.
Page 53: Highwater Hall, last paragraph
The LG Chokmot can't be a cleric of the N Waukeen.
Make NG.
Page 57: Map
The ground floor has Daguerre's Quarters. Should be
Donalbain's Quarters.
Page 59: Requirements for Membership, last
paragraph
There's no such spell as know alignment. Replace with
"appropriate detection spells".
Page 62: Map
Fireball Throwing tag is missing from the southeast edge
of the crater.
Page 62: Kyrosh's stat block
Touch AC should be 9 (–1 Dex), and his flat-footed AC
should be 11. Atk should be +5 melee, +3 ranged.
Page 62: Risa's stat block
Saves don't take cloak of resistance +3 into account.
Should be Fort +5, Ref +7, Will +14.
Page 62: Trade Wizards
It states "Even if the cleric of Ehlonna might not take
revenge for the purchased scroll that fizzled, the evil
necromancer who bought a faulty potion most assuredly
will." Replace Ehlonna with Mielikki.
Page 69: 2nd-Level Blackguard Spells
Hand of Divinity*. Gives +2 sacred or profane bonus "on
worshiper" of your patron. Should be "on saves to
worshiper" of your patron.
Page 69: Spell Shield
Insert "bonus" between resistance and on.
Page 70: Add to 1st-level cleric spells
Rosemantle*. Temporarily suppresses pain-causing
effects and poison.
Page 70: Add to 5th-level cleric spells
Dimensional Lock*. Protects area from interdimensional
travel.
Page 71: Various
Strike the Breath of truth entry.
Strike the Seek eternal rest entry.
Page 71: Add to 5th-level druid spells
Monstrous Regeneration*. Grants the regeneration
ability for 1 round/2 levels.
Page 72: Column 2
Cut header and text for 4th-Level Harper Scout Spells.
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Page 75: 3rd-Level Sorcerer and Wizard Spells,
Necromancy
Undead Torch*. Undead creature gains blue aura that
gives +2d4 against living creatures. Insert "damage"
between +2d4 and against.
Page 75: 5th-Level Sorcerer and Wizard Spells,
Abjuration
Dimensional Lock is listed here. In the text (page 89), it's
listed as Clr 8, Sor/Wiz 8. It should be just Sor/Wiz 5.
Change page 89.
Page 77: Amplify spell
Change casting time to 1 action.
Change Duration to 1 minute/level.
Page 80: Battletide spell
Add the following line to the end of the battletide spell:
The partial action granted by this spell does not stack
with the partial action granted by a haste effect.
Page 80: Ball lightning spell
Replace existing text with the following:
Ball Lightning
Evocation [Electricity]
Level: Sor/Wiz 5
Components: V, S, M
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: Medium (100 ft. + 10 ft./levels)
Effect: One lightning ball 2/levels
Duration: 1 round/level
Saving Throw: Reflex half
Spell Resistance: Yes
You create one 3-foot-diameter ball of concentrated
electricity per 2 levels (maximum 15 balls) that shed
light as candles and move under your control. A ball of
lightning deals 2d6 points of electricity damage to
anything it touches, including creatures that attack it or
move through it. When you create the balls of lightning,
you mentally program them to move as you desire, even
around corners. Once programmed, a ball's orders cannot
be changed. A ball can move up to 100 feet per round
and flies with perfect maneuverability. When a lightning
ball strikes a creature, the ball stops and remains in place
for the remainder of the spell's duration. A ball dissipates
if the distance between you and it exceeds the spell's
range. A ball can only "see" under the available light
conditions (including the light the ball itself sheds).
For example, you could program one lightning ball to
follow the left wall of a corridor and strike the first
creature it "sees," another to follow the right wall and do
the same, and the remainder to follow 5 feet behind you
in a semicircle. The first two lightning balls would turn
corners to remain following the walls, even if this took
them out of your line of sight, and strike the first creature
they "see," which would cancel their program and leave
them in their target.s square. Directing the balls is a free
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action on the round the spell is cast and a move-
equivalent action on any other round.
A creature struck by a lightning ball or that touches one
with natural or melee weapons gets a Reflex saving
throw for half damage. Damage from multiple balls
resting in the same square stacks. A creature struck by
multiple balls of lightning in a round (or entering a
square with multiple lightning balls) gets a saving throw
for each. A creature with SR makes separate SR checks
against each lightning ball, with success meaning that
ball cannot harm the creature.
Material Component: A handful of copper and iron
pellets.
Page 82: Blindsight spell
"This spell grants the Blindsight feat." Blindsight isn't a
feat, it's a special quality.
Page 83: Camouflage spell
Change: competence bonus
To: circumstance bonus.
Page 83: Brilliant aura spell
Add [Light] after Transmutation in the header.
Page 83: Cast in stone spell
Change range to close and target to you.
Page 84: Cloudburst spell
Strike (Water)
Page 84: Cloud of bewilderment spell
Change Duration: 1 round/level to Duration:
Instantaneous.
Page 86: Crawling darkness spell
Change target to You.
Page 86: Curse of ill fortune spell
Delete the word enhancement.
Page 89: Dhulark's glasstrike spell
Dhulark's glasstrike has two ranges. Delete: Range: 60
ft.
Page 89: Dimensional lock spell
Change to Clr 5, Sor/Wiz 5
Page 92: Halaster of Undermountain
Revise sentence: Halaster of Undermountain reputedly
links sequester spells to thwart those who would spy on
his master dungeon.
Page 93: Favor of Ilmater spell
Add to the end of the second paragraph: The target
cannot exceed her maximum hit points; any in excess of
this amount are lost.
Change in column 2, Divine Fortitude variant: The target
becomes immune to subdual damage, charm effects,
compulsions, and attacks that function by causing pain.
Any attacks (whether present on the target when the spell
is cast or occurring after the spell is cast) that cause these
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effects or cause subject to be dazed, exhausted, fatigued,
nauseated, staggered, or stunned are suspended for the
duration of the spell (causing the target to wake if
unconscious from one of these effects). The target
remains conscious at –1 to –9 hit points and can take a
partial action each round when in that state. This variant
of the spell lasts 1 minute/level. When the spell ends, any
effects suspended by the spell that would otherwise still
be in effect (such as fatigue, which normally requires 8
hours of rest to abate) return. Effects with durations that
expired during the duration of this spell do not resume
when the spell ends.
Add to the last line of the Part of Martyrdom variant:
Any excess hit points above the target's normal
maximum hit points are lost.
Page 93: Fiendform, 1st paragraph
Change summoned by summon monster I–VI to
summoned by summon monster I–V.
Page 94: In firebrand
Clarify firebrand so that a creature can be affected by
only one burst. Add to end of second paragraph:
additional damage (a creature can only be affected by
one burst).
Page 95: Forceward spell
Add [Force] after Abjuration in the header.
Page 96: General of undeath spell
Add [Evil] after Necromancy in the header.
Page 96: Ghorus toth's metal melt spell
Add Casting Time: 1 action.
Page 100: Haunting tune spell
Change Area: 1 target/level to Targets: 1 creature/level.
Page 103: Kiss of the vampire spell
Add Casting Time: 1 action.
Add [Evil] after Necromancy in the header.
1st paragraph after bullet points, 2nd sentence: Change:
You are treated as if you were undead for the purpose of
all spells and effects.
To: You are treated as if you were undead for the
purpose of all spells and effects that specifically affect
undead.
Page 103: Mass camouflage spell
Strike reference to Hrp 4
Page 109: Monstrous regeneration spell
Add Drd 5.
Page 109: Murderous mist spell
Add [Fire] after Evocation in the header.
Page 112: Puppeteer spell
Add [Mind-Affecting] after (Compulsion) in the header.
Page 113: Remedy moderate wounds spell
Make sure same as in Masters of the Wild or vice versa.
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Page 113: Reveille spell Add after the last paragraph but above the Material
Cut Sonic from the second line of the header. Component line: When used to attack a creature with
spell resistance, make one SR roll for all spheres that
Page 114: Rosemantle spell attack the target in a round. Success or failure applies to
Add [Light] after Abjuration in the header. all spheres striking the creature that round.
Page 115: Scent spell Page 128: Translocation trick spell
Saving Throw: Will negates (harmless) Add [Teleportation] after Transmutation in the header.
Page 115: Scintillating sphere spell Page 129: Caption
If it's the same as fireball, make Range Long. The caption for the illustration should read: undead bane
Page 117: Shroud of undeath, 3rd paragraph weapon.
Change: You are treated as if you were undead for the Page 130: Understand device spell
purpose of all spells and effect Change: +4
To: You are treated as if you were undead for the To: +10
purpose of all spells and effects that specifically affect
undead creatures. Page 131: Wall of evil spell
Should have the [Evil] designator, not [Chaotic].
Page 119: Skeletal guard spell
Add [Evil] after Necromancy in the header. Page 132: Wall of law spell
Should have the [Lawful] designator, not [Chaotic].
Page 119: Skull of secrets spell
Page 133: Mystra's weapon
Add [Fire] after (Shadow) in the header.
Mystra's weapon should be shuriken.
Page 120: Songbird spell
Page 134: Wieldskill spell
Target: You
Change Duration to: 1 minute/level or until discharged
Page 120: Spectral stag spell, last paragraph on this Rephrase to: +10 competence bonus on a single skill of
page your choice.
Cut: The stag cannot be attacked or damaged, but
Page 140: Text for the Jumping quality for weapons
Capitalize: If in the remaining sentence fragment. This weapon used to have an additional ability: that you
Page 121: Spell engine spell could touch it to an item and "throw" the targeted item to
Add [Force] after Abjuration in the header. an area within 30 ft. (normally to throw something to a
friend). That was cut, but the price was left unchanged
Page 121: Speechlink spell and the mage hand prerequisite was left in the stat block.
Saving Throw: Will negates (harmless) The prerequisite for its feather fall ability is also missing.
Spell Resistance: Yes (harmless) The item's stat block should be:
Page 125: Summon undead I spell Caster Level: 1st; Prerequisites: Craft Magic Arms and
Change: [see text] in the header Armor, feather fall, jump; Market Price: add +8,400 gp.
To: [Evil, see text]. Page 142: The Fist
Page 126: Summon undead II spell It is made of adamantine (which would give it a natural
Change: [see text] in the header +1 enhancement bonus) and has been crafted with a +2
To: [Evil, see text]. enhancement bonus from magic. These plusses don't
stack (they're enhancement bonuses.) It should be listed
Page 126: Summon undead III spell as: +1 enhancement bonus from adamantine, +2
Change: [see text] in the header enhancement bonus from magic.
To: [Evil, see text].
Page 146: Ring of dragons
Page 126: Summon undead IV spell Should have Rary's telepathic bond as a prerequisite.
Change: [see text] in the header
To: [Evil, see text]. Page 152: Table 6–9, Minor Wondrous Items
Smokepowder: Change price from 25 gp to 16 gp.
Page 126: Summon undead V spell
Change: [see text] in the header Page 153: Table 6–9, Medium Wondrous Items
To: [Evil, see text]. Torque of the Goddess: Change to Torque of the Goddess
+2.
Page 127: Tirumael's energy spheres spell
Change duration to: 1 round/level or until discharged. Page 161: Instrument of the winds
Second paragraph, add between "On your turn" and "you First paragraph: Add sentence: The instrument can
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Page 162: Mierest's starlit sphere
Change: Objects within the area of its light are viewed as
if with a true seeing spell.
To: For ten minutes each day, the bearer may command
the orb to shed a blue-white radiance with a 15-foot
radius. Any creature or object within the radiance is
revealed as if all viewers possessed true seeing. The
duration of the true seeing effect need not be continuous
rounds.
Page 165: Smokepowder
Market Price:
Change: 25 gp
To: 16 gp
Page 166: Torque of the Deity
Rename: Torque of the Deity
To: Torque of the Goddess
Page 178: Weapon damage
weapon damage 1d8 or higher should be +2, not +1
Page 179: Hizagkuur
Market Price Modifier, Weapon:
Change: +1,500 gp
To: +3,000 gp.
Page 181: Mule Pollen, last sentence
Change: neutralize poison
To: remove disease.
Page 187: Talatha stat block, possessions
Strike: eye of Angalar, girdle of fire, stone of magic
missiles
Add: staff of thunder and lightning.
The item's stat block should actually be:
Caster Level: 1st; Prerequisites: Craft Magic Arms and
Armor, feather fall, jump; Market Price: add +8,400 gp.

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Magic Item Compendium
Page 5 – Bane Blind
[Substitution]
The last sentence of the second
paragraph should read: On a result
of Humanoid, the DM chooses the
specific subtype that the armor
affects.
Page 11 – Fearsome [Omission]
The end of the first paragraph is
missing a statement. Add: This is a
mind-affecting effect.
Page 13 – Menacing [Omission]
The end of the first paragraph is
missing a statement. Add: This is a
mind-affecting effect.
Page 24 – Wrapped Tower
[Revision]
Replace the first paragraph of the
item’s description with the
following text.
Once per day while using this +1
tower shield to gain total cover (PH
125), you can activate its special
property. At your command, the mere
sight of the shield’s mummylike
facade requires each viewer within
30 feet to succeed on a DC 16 Will
save or be paralyzed with fear for
1d4 rounds. This is a mind-affecting
effect. The wielder of the shield is
immune to this effect.
Page 27 – Hardness and Hit
Points [Substitution]
The first sentence of the subsection
titled “Hardness and Hit Points” is
in error. It should read: Each +1 of
enhancement bonus adds 2 to a
weapon’s hardness and 10 to its hit
points.
Page 32 – Desiccating Burst
[Omission]
The first sentence of the second
paragraph for the desiccating burst
weapon ability is missing some text.
It should read: In addition, the
weapon explodes with a dehydrating
blast on a successful critical hit,
dealing extra damage to living
creatures as set out in the table
below.
Disregard the last sentence of the
second paragraph. The desiccating
ability is always active.
Page 33 – Domineering [Omission]
The end of the first paragraph is
missing a statement. It should read:
This is a mind-affecting effect.
Page 33 – Doom Burst [Omission]
The end of the first paragraph is
missing a statement. It should read:
This is a mind-affecting effect.
Page 34 – Everbright [Omission]
The end of the first paragraph is
missing a statement. It should read:
The wielder is not affect by the
blinding ability.
Page 34 – Everbright
[Substitution]
The cost to create is not correct.
It should read: Cost to Create:
1000 gp, 80 XP, 2 days
Page 35 – Fleshgrinding
[Substitution]
The last sentence of the second
paragraph needs a text fix. Here is
the new text: It will not returns to
your hand if a creature other than
you pulls the weapon free and still
holds it.
Page 39 – Morphing [Omission]
This weapon property is missing a
command subtype. It should read:
Activation: standard (command)
Page 40 – Paralyzing [Revision]
A minor qualifying revision has to
be made to the first sentence of
this power’s description. It should
read: When a paralyzing weapon is
activated, the next time you hit a
creature with the weapon before the
end of your turn the target must
succeed on a DC 17 Will save or be
paralyzed.
Page 40 – Prismatic Burst
[Substitution]
The cost to create is not correct.
It should read: Cost to Create:
15,000 gp, 1200 XP, 30 days
Page 49 Cudgel the Never Forgets
[Omission]
The cudgel is missing its ego score.
Add the following to second
paragraph, first sentence, at the
end of the parenthetical statistic
block: Ego score 12
Page 68 – Amber Amulet of Vermin
(table) [Substitution]
The scorpion size is incorrect. The
Vermin entry on line five should
read: Large monstrous scorpion
Page 100 – Flesh Ring of Scorn
[Substitution]
There is an activation for this
item: Activation: Immediate (mental)
Page 101 – Gauntlet of Gruumsh
[Substitution]
Change the first line to the
following: Three times per day,
activate this +1 gauntlet to make a
melee touch attack that can blind a
target creature for one hour (Fort
DC 14 negates).
Page 101 – Gauntlet of Gruumsh
[Omission]
The activation entry is missing its
parenthetical. It should read:
Activation: Standard (mental)
Page 103 – Gauntlets of Lassitude
[Omission]
The activation entry is missing its
parenthetical. It should read:
Activation: Standard (mental)
Page 101 – Gauntlets of Lassitude
[Substitution]
Change the first line to the
following: Three times per day,
activate these gauntlets make a
melee touch attack with them.
Page 104 – Tabard of the Great
Crusade [Revision]
Clerics of St. Cuthbert can’t be
evil. Change the second sentence of
the first paragraph as follows:
When you wear one of these garments
over armor, you and every ally
within 20 feet gains a +1 morale
bonus on saving throws, provided
that you are lawful neutral, lawful
good, or neutral.
Page 156– Diamondskin Decanter
[Omission]
The “1 draught” subhead is missing a
word. It should read: 1 draught:
Damage reduction 2/adamantine, which
last for 1 hour or until 20 points
of damage have been prevented.
Page 168– Pipes of Frenzied Revelry
[Omission]
Add the following sentence to the
last paragraph of the Relic Power
section: The pipes confusion power
does not affect the user.
Page 176—Runestaff of Abjuration
[Substitution]
Price (Item Level): 25,000 gp (16th)
Cost to Create: 12,500 gp, 1,000 XP,
25 days.
Page 176—Runestaff of the Architect
[Substitution]
Price (Item Level): 24,800 gp (15th)
Cost to Create: 12,400 gp, 992 XP,
25 days.
Page 176—Runestaff of the Artisan
[Substitution]
Price (Item Level): 18,400 gp (15th)
Cost to Create: 9,200 gp, 736 XP, 19
days.
Page 177—Runestaff of the Assassin
[Substitution]
Price (Item Level): 10,600 gp (13th)
Cost to Create: 5,300 gp, 424 XP, 11
days.
Page 177—Runestaff of Cacophony
[Substitution]
Price (Item Level): 24,000 gp (15th)
Cost to Create: 12,000 gp, 960 XP,
24 days.
Page 177—Runestaff of Charming
[Substitution]
Price (Item Level): 6,600 gp (11th)
Cost to Create: 3,300 gp, 264 XP, 7
days.
Page 177—Runestaff of Conjuration
[Substitution]
Price (Item Level): 25,400 gp (16th)
Cost to Create: 12,700 gp, 1,016 XP,
26 days.
Page 177—Runestaff of Destruction
[Substitution]
Price (Item Level): 33,600 gp (16th)
Cost to Create: 16,800 gp, 1,344 XP,
34 days.
Page 177—Runestaff of Destruction
[Revision]
Substitute earthquake with greater
shout on the runestaff of
destruction’s spell list and
prerequisite list.
Page 177—Runestaff of Divination
[Substitution]
Price (Item Level): 23,600 gp (16th)
Cost to Create: 11,800 gp, 944 XP,
24 days.
Page 178—Runestaff of Earth and
Stone [Substitution]
Price (Item Level): 19,400 gp (15th)
Cost to Create: 9,700 gp, 776 XP, 20
days.
Page 178—Runestaff of Enchantment
[Substitution]
Price (Item Level): 17,800 gp (14th)
Cost to Create: 8,900 gp, 712 XP, 18
days.
Page 178—Runestaff of Entrapment
[Substitution]
Price (Item Level): 9,600 gp (12th)
Cost to Create: 4,800 gp, 384 XP, 10
days.
Page 178—Runestaff of Ethereal
Action [Substitution]
Price (Item Level): 29,700 gp (16th)
Cost to Create: 14,850 gp, 1188 XP,
30 days.
Page 178—Runestaff of Evocation
[Substitution]
Price (Item Level): 25,400 gp (16th)
Cost to Create: 12,700 gp, 1016 XP,
26 days.
Page 178—Runestaff of Eyes
[Substitution]
Price (Item Level): 9,000 gp (12th)
Cost to Create: 4,500 gp, 360 XP, 9
days.
Page 178—Runestaff of Eyes
[Revision]
Substitute remove blindness/deafness
with arcane sight on the runestaff
of eye’s spell list and prerequisite
list.
Page 178—Runestaff of Fiendish
Darkness [Substitution]
Price (Item Level): 37,400 gp (17th)
Cost to Create: 18,700 gp, 1496 XP,
38 days.
Page 180—Runestaff of Forced
Happiness [Substitution]
Price (Item Level): 17,800 gp (14th)
Cost to Create: 8,900 gp, 712 XP, 18
days.
Page 180—Runestaff of Frost
[Substitution]
Price (Item Level): 16,400 gp (14th)
Cost to Create: 8,200 gp, 656 XP, 17
days.
Page 180—Runestaff of Illumination
[Substitution]
Price (Item Level): 27,800 gp (16th)
Cost to Create: 13,900 gp, 1,112 XP,
28 days.
Page 180—Runestaff of Illusion
[Substitution]
Price (Item Level): 24,400 gp (15th)
Cost to Create: 12,200 gp, 976 XP,
25 days.
Page 180—Runestaff of Insanity
[Substitution]
Price (Item Level): 44,600 gp (17th)
Cost to Create: 22,300 gp, 1784 XP,
45 days.
Page 180—Runestaff of Necromancy
[Substitution]
Price (Item Level): 25,400 gp (16th)
Cost to Create: 12,700 gp, 1016 XP,
26 days.
Page 181—Runestaff of Night
[Substitution]
Price (Item Level): 12,400 gp (13th)
Cost to Create: 6,200 gp, 96 XP, 13
days.
Page 181—Runestaff of Opening
[Substitution]
Price (Item Level): 11,200 gp (13th)
Cost to Create: 5,600 gp, 448 XP, 12
days.
Page 181—Runestaff of Passage
[Substitution]
Price (Item Level): 60,200 gp (18th)
Cost to Create: 30,100 gp, 2,480 XP,
61 days.
Page 181—Runestaff of Power
[Substitution]
Price (Item Level): 59,000 gp (18th)
Cost to Create: 29,500 gp, 2360 XP,
59 days.
Page 181—Runestaff of Size
Alteration [Substitution]
Price (Item Level): 11,800 gp (13th)
Cost to Create: 5,900 gp, 472 XP, 12
days.
Page 182—Runestaff of Time
[Substitution]
Price (Item Level): 47,200 gp (17th)
Cost to Create: 23,600 gp, 1888 XP,
48 days.
Page 182—Runestaff of Transmutation
[Substitution]
Price (Item Level): 27,200 gp (16th)
Cost to Create: 13,600 gp, 1088 XP,
28 days.
Page 182—Runestaff of Transportation
[Substitution]
Price (Item Level): 15,000 gp (14th)
Cost to Create: 7,500 gp, 600 XP, 15
days.
Page 182—Runestaff of Undead Slayer
[Substitution]
Price (Item Level): 26,800 gp (16th)
Cost to Create: 13,400 gp, 1072 XP,
27 days.
Page 177—Runestaff of Undead Slayer
[Revision]
Substitute deathward with forceward
(SC 98), disrupting weapon with
incorporeal nova (SC 121), and
searing light with halt undead.
Page 182—Runestaff of the Undying
[Substitution]
Price (Item Level): 17,000 gp (14th)
Cost to Create: 8,500 gp, 680 XP, 17
days.
Page 196– Five Virtues Pieces and
Abilities (sidebar) [Substitution]
The armband of confrontation
features the wrong level after the
price. It should read:
1,400 gp (5th)
Page 196– Five Virtues Pieces and
Abilities (sidebar) [Substitution]
The crystal of alacrity has
misplaced information. The Body Slot
and Ability sections should read:
Body Slot Ability
-- (armor crystal) +5 ft.
speed
Page 211 – Seven Veils Pieces and
Abilities (sidebar) [Substitution]
The serpent veil Body Slot entry is
incorrect it should read:

Body Slot
Throat

Page 211 – Seven Veils Pieces and

Abilities (sidebar) [Substitution]
The turquoise veil Body Slot entry
is incorrect it should read:

Body Slot
Face

Page 224 – Creating New Runestaffs

[Revision]
Delete the last sentence of the
first paragraph. There are a number
of runestaffs with spells lower than
3rd level.
Auras Aura: Transmutation
A number of the magic items
presented in the Magic Item Page 49 – Chromatic Rod [Substitution]
Compendium do not follow the rule Aura: Divination/illusion
presented for determining the aura
of the magic item. The following is Page 49 – Cudgel that Never Forgets
a list of items and the corrected [Substitution]
auras. Aura: Divination

Page 7 – Balance [Substitution] Page 56 – Rod of Defiance [Substitution]

Aura: Divination Aura: Evocation

Page 7 – Balance, Improved [Substitution] Page 63 – Water Whip [Substitution]

Aura: Divination Aura: Conjuration

Page 7 –Balance, Greater [Substitution] Page 64 – Crystal of Energy Assault

Aura: Divination [Substitution]
Aura: Conjuration or evocation (depending on the type
Page 14 – Soulbound [Substitution] of crystal)
Aura: Transmutation
Page 68 – Amulet of Aquatic Salvation
Page 14 – Soulbound, Greater [Substitution] [Substitution]
Aura: Transmutation Aura: Transmutation

Page 26 – Crystal of Screening [Substitution] Page 68 – Amulet of Catapsi [Substitution]

Aura: Conjuration Aura: Abjuration

Page 26 – Iron Warf Diamond [Substitution] Page 69 – Amulet of Incarnum Shielding

Aura: Abjuration [Substitution]
Aura: None
Page 33 – Dragonhunter [Substitution]
Aura: Transmutation Page 69 – Amulet of Retributive Healing
[Substitution]
Page 34 – Eager [Substitution] Aura: Conjuration
Aura: Transmutation
Page 71 – Angelhelm [Substitution]
Page 34 – Energy Aura [Substitution] Aura: Abjuration
Aura: Conjuration/evocation/transmutation
Page 79 – Boots of Temporal Acceleration
Page 35 – Ghost Strike [Substitution] [Substitution]
Aura: Necromancy Aura: Transmutation

Page 36 – Hunting [Substitution] Page 84 – Cape of the Viper [Substitution]

Aura: Transmutation Aura: None

Page 37 – Impact [Substitution] Page 85 – Charm of Countersong

Aura: Transmutation [Substitution]
Aura: None
Page 37 – Impaling [Substitution]
Aura: Divination Page 86 – Chronocharm of the Uncaring
Archmage [Substitution]
Page 38 – Knockback [Substitution] Aura: None
Aura: Abjuration
Page 86 – Circlet of Rapid Casting
Page 38 – Mage Bane [Substitution] [Substitution]
Aura: Abjuration Aura: None

Page 38 – Manifester [Substitution] Page 86 – Circlet of Solace [Substitution]

Aura: Evocation Aura: Conjuration

Page 41 – Psibane [Substitution] Page 86 – Circlet of Wild Surging

Aura: Abjuration [Substitution]
Aura: None
Page 43 – Soulbound [Substitution]
Aura: Transmutation Page 89 – Cloak of Turn Resistance
[Substitution]
Page 43 – Soulbound, Greater [Substitution] Aura: None
Aura: Transmutation
Page 90 – Contact Medallion [Substitution]
Page 48 – Bow of Songs [Substitution] Aura: Divination
 Aura: None
Page 90 – Crystal Mask of Detection
[Substitution] Page 115 – Mantle of Second Chances
Aura: Transmutation [Substitution]
Aura: None
Page 90 – Crystal Mask of Discernment
[Substitution] Page 116 – Mask of Silent Trickery
Aura: Transmutation [Substitution]
Aura: Illusion
Page 91 – Crystal Mask of Dread [Substitution]
Aura: Transmutation Page 117 – Mindblade Gauntlet, Mindblade
Gauntlet, Greater, and Mindblade Gantlet,
Page 91 – Crystal Mask of Insight Lesser [Substitution]
[Substitution] Aura: None
Aura: Transmutation
Page 117 –Mindblade Gauntlet, Greater
Page 91 – Crystal Mask of Knowledge [Substitution]
[Substitution] Aura: None
Aura: Transmutation
Page 117 –Mindblade Gantlet, Lesser
Page 91 – Crystal Mask of Languages [Substitution]
[Substitution] Aura: None
Aura: Transmutation
Page 119 – Platinum Helm [Substitution]
Page 92 – Crystal Mask of Mindarmor Aura: Divination
[Substitution]
Aura: Abjuration Page 119 – Psionatrix [Substitution]
Aura: None
Page 92 – Crystal mask of Psionic Craft
[Substitution] Page 120 – Reliquary Holy Symbol
Aura: Transmutation [Substitution]
Aura: None
Page 95 – Dragon Spirit Amulet [Substitution]
Aura: None Page 121 – Repelling Gauntlets [Substitution]
Aura: Evocation
Page 95 – Dragon Spirit Cincture [Substitution]
Aura: None Page 123 – Ring of Forcewall [Substitution]
Aura: Evocation
Page 96 – Eagle Claw Talisman [Substitution]
Aura: Evocation Page 126 – Ring of Self-Sufficiency
[Substitution]
Page 97 – Essentia Helm [Substitution] Aura: Transmutation
Aura: None
Page 129 – Robe of Arcane Might
Page 98 – Eyes of the Power Leech [Substitution]
[Substitution] Aura: Conjuration
Aura: Necromancy
Page 133 – Scry Shroud [Substitution]
Page 98 –Eyes of the Power Leech, Vampiric Aura: Abjuration
[Substitution]
Aura: None Page 133 – Sepulchral Vest [Substitution]
Aura: Necromancy
Page 102 – Gauntlets of Eldritch Energy
[Substitution] Page 133 – Shiftweave [Substitution]
Aura: None Aura: Illusion

Page 103 – Gauntlets of Mindfire [Substitution] Page 134 – Shirt of Chains [Substitution]
Aura: Necromancy Aura: Abjuration

Page 105 – Gloves of Eldritch Admixture
[Substitution]
Aura: Evocation or conjuration
Page 108 – Goggles of Lifesight [Substitution]
Aura: Necromancy
Page 110 – Heartseeking Amulet [Substitution]
Aura: Divination
Page 112 – Incarnum Focus [Substitution]
Page 134 – Shirt of the Fey [Substitution]
Aura: Abjuration
Page 135 – Shirt of the Ironskin [Substitution]
Aura: Abjuration
Page 135 – Shirt of the Moon [Substitution]
Aura: Abjuration
Page 135 Shirt of Resilience [Substitution]
Aura: Abjuration
 Aura: Conjuration
Page 136 – Shirt of the Treant [Substitution]
Aura: Abjuration Page 209 – Crown of Flames [Substitution]
Aura: Evocation
Page 136 – SilkSlick Belt [Substitution]
Aura: Conjuration Page 214 – Badge of Glory [Substitution]
Aura: Evocation
Page 136 – Soulsmite Gauntlets [Substitution]
Aura: None Page 215 – Ephod of Authority [Substitution]
Aura: None
Page 137 – Spare Hands [Substitution]
Aura: None

Page 140 – Third Eye Aware [Substitution]

Aura: Transmutation

Page 141 – Third Eye Conceal [Substitution]

Aura: Abjuration

Page 141 – Third Eye Gather [Substitution]

Aura: Transmutation

Page 143 – Third Eye Surge [Substitution]

Aura: Divination

Page 151 – Bag of Flames [Substitution]

Aura: Abjuration

Page 153 – Camouflage Paint [Substitution]

Aura: Illusion

Page 154 – Cognizance Crystal [Substitution]

Aura: None

Page 156 – Domain Draught [Substitution]

Aura: None

Page 157 – Dragon’s Draught [Substitution]

Aura: Transmutation

Page 157 – Dragondoom Scepter [Substitution]

Aura: None

Page 161 – Glyph Seed and Glyph Seed,

Greater [Substitution]
Aura: Abjuration

Page 161 –Glyph Seed, Greater [Substitution]

Aura: Abjuration

Page 163 – Magic Beadroll [Substitution]

Aura: Conjuration, abjuration

Page 164 – Map of Unseen Lands

[Substitution]
Aura: Divination

Page 164 – Memento Magica [Substitution]

Aura: None

Page 165 – Metamagic Rod (Reach)

[Substitution]
Aura: None

Page 183 – Scepter of the Netherworld

[Substitution]
Aura: None

Page 183 – Scroll of Uncertain Provenance

[Substitution]
Spell Compendium
General Note: With all spells,
the complete spell description
always “trumps” the short
descriptions given in spell
lists.
Page 11 – Anarchic Storm
[Omission]
This spell’s range is missing.
It should read: Range: 20 ft.
Page 22 – Axiomatic Storm
[Omission]
This spell’s range is missing.
It should read: Range: 20 ft.
Page 22 – Axiomatic Water
[Substitution]
The second sentence of the first
paragraph has an error. It should
read: “Axiomatic water damages
chaotic outsiders the way hold water
damages undead and evil outsiders.
Page 52 – Contagious Fog
[Omission]
This spell is missing its casting
time entry: It should read: Casting
Time: 1 standard action
Page 75 – Earth Lock
[Substitution]
The third sentence of the second
paragraph contains an error. It
should read: A Huge or larger object
or creature that blocks the
constricted point prevents the spell
from working until moved.
Page 75 – Earth Lock
[Substitution]
The third sentence of the second
paragraph contains an error. It
should read: A Huge or larger object
or creature that blocks the
constricted point prevents the spell
from working until moved.
Page 83 – Entangling Staff
[Substitution]
The saving throw entry for the spell
is wrong. It should read: Saving
Throw: Fortitude negates (harmless,
object)
Page 121 – Incorporeal Nova
[Substitution]
Replace the area entry with the
following target entry: Target:
incorporeal and gaseous creatures
within a 50-ft.-radius burst.
Page 144 – Moonbow
[Substitution]
The Effect entry of the spell is in
error. It should read: Effect: 3
motes of electricity
Page 144 – Moonbow
[Substitution]
The Duration entry of the spell is
in error. It should read:
Duration: Instantaneous or up
to 3 rounds; see text.
Page 146 – Nerveskitter
[Omission]
The spell is missing some
explanatory text the spell
description. Insert this sentence
after the first.
Unlike other immediate actions, you
can cast this spell while flat-
footed.
Page 167 – Ray of Flame
[Substitution]
The descriptor for the spell is
incorrect. It should read: Evocation
[Fire]
Page 170 – Recitation
[Substitution]
The Area entry of this spell is in
error. It should read: Area: All
allies within a 60-ft.-radius burst
centered on you.
Page 180 – Sarcophagus of Stone
[Omission]
The sarcophagus of stone spell
is missing crucial casting
information. Here is the
replacement text:
Sarcophagus of Stone
Conjuration (Creation) [Earth]
Lev el: Cleric 6
Co m po nent s : V, S, M, DF
Cas t ing Tim e: 1 standard action
R ang e: Close (25 ft. + 5 ft./2 levels)
Targ et : 1 Mediumor smaller creature
D urat io n: Instantaneous
Sav ing Thro w: Reflex negates
Spell R es is t anc e: No
Page 186 – Shadow Spray [Substitution]
The Duration of this spell is in error. It should
read: D urat io n: Instantaneous
Page 181 – Scramble Portal
[Revision]
Delete the last sentence of the
spell description.
Page 202 – Spiritjaws [Omission]
Add this paragraph after paragraph
5.
Each round after the first, you can
use a move action to redirect the
spiritjaws to a new target. If you
do not, the spiritjaws continue to
attack the previous round’s target.
On any round that the spiritjaws
switches targets, it gets one
attack. Subsequent rounds of
attacking that target allow the
spiritjaws to make multiple attacks
if your base attack bonus would
allow it to.

Page 206 – Steeldance [Revision]

Remove the word swords in the target
line of the spell.

Page 243 – Wrack [Substitution]

The first sentence of the spell
description is in error. It should
state: This spell causes your target
to experience excruciating pain.
Player’s Handbook II
Page 7, – Spells
[Omission]
The beguiler “Spells” class
feature should have a sentence
that reads the following at the
end of the last paragraph: “A
beguiler’s caster level is
equivalent to his class level.”
Page 9 – Combat
[Revision]
Grease should not appear as a
spell available to beguilers in
the “Combat” section.
Page 12 – Class Skills
[Omission]
Knowledge (arcana) should be
listed as a class skill for the
Dragon Shaman.
Page 19 – Class Features: Weapon
and Armor Proficiency
[Omission]
The “Weapon and Armor
Proficiency” Class feature for
duskblades should state that”
“Duskblades are proficient with
all simple and martial weapons.”
Page 19 – Class Features: Spells
[Substitution]
The first paragraph of the
“Spells” class feature should
read: “A duskblade casts arcane
spells, which are drawn from the
duskblade spell list on page 24.
Duskblade spells unique to this
book appear on a spell list Page
98
Page 19 – Class Features: Spells
[Omission]
The duskblade “Spells” class
feature should have a sentence
that reads the following at the
end of the last paragraph: “A
duskblade’s caster level is
equivalent to his class level.”
Page 43 – Package 2: The Healer
[Revision]
The favored soul starting
package has Spontaneous Healer
as a starting feat, but a
favored soul cannot meet the
prerequisites for this feat at
1st level. An alternative is
Augment Healing from Complete
Divine. A similar change is
necessary on the favored soul’s
feat progression Page 210. Place
Combat Casting in place of
Spontaneous Healing, Brew Potion
in place of Combat Casting, and
Spontaneous Healing in place of
Brew Potion.
Page 51 –Half-Orc Monk Starting
Package
[Substitution]
Should have a feats section that
reads, “Improved Grapple,
Improved Unarmed Strike, Power
Attack.”
Page 59 – Scout Starting
Packages
[Revision]
Open Lock and Disable Device
should not be listed under the
Skills entry for the starting
packages.
Page 61 – Sorcerer Starting
Packages
[Revision]
Should only have two 1st-level
spells known instead of three
and four 1st-level spells known
instead of five. Remove ray of
enfeeblement and read magic from
package 1, obscuring mist and
disrupt undead from package 2,
and grease and acid splash from
package 3.
Page 68 – Benefits, Immediate
Magic
[Revision]
The first sentence should read:
“You gain a supernatural ability
that reflects your chosen school
of magic.” Text describing these
abilities as extraordinary
abilities or spell-like
abilities can be disregarded.
Page 75-86 – Feats
[Omission]
Bounding Assault, Crushing
Strike, Driving Attack,
Overwhelming Assault, Rapid
Blitz, Slashing Flurry, and
Weapon Supremacy should indicate
that a fighter may select the
feat as a fighter bonus feat.
Page 75 – Arcane Thesis
[Substitution]
Should read, “When you apply any
metamagic feats...” Thus if you
were to prepare an empowered
maximized magic missile
(assuming magic missile is the
spell you choose for your Arcane
Thesis), it would be prepared as
a 4th level spell (+1 level for
empowered, down from +2; and +2
levels for maximized, down from
+3). However, it should be noted
that a spell cannot be reduced
to below its original level.
Page 78 – Elven Spell Lore
[Revision]
Should specify that when
preparing spells, you can alter
the type of damage a spell deals
to a single “energy type” of
your choice.
Page 79 – Fiery Ki Defense and
Ki Blast
[Substitution]
Should indicate that a monk can
elect to take it in place of his
6th level bonus feat.
Page 81 – Melee Weapon Mastery
[Substitution]
Should read, “Gain +2 on attacks
and damage with weapons that
deal certain damage types.”
Also, it should be noted that
for a weapon like a morningstar,
which does bludgeoning and
piercing damage, the benefits of
Melee Weapon Mastery
(bludgeoning) and Melee Weapon
Master (piercing) do not stack.
Should specify that the
attack bonus and damage bonus
from the feat stack with those
from Weapon Focus and Weapon
Specialization.
Page 82 – Ranged Weapon Mastery
[Omission]
Should specify that the attack
bonus and damage bonus from the
feat stack with those from
Weapon Focus and Weapon
Specialization.
Page 83 – Telling Blow
[Omission]
Should be noted that skirmish or
sneak attack damage is added
only once, even if you meet more
than one prerequisite for adding
it, such as if you scored a
critical while the enemy was
flat-footed and a rogue’s sneak
attack damage would apply
anyway.
Page 89 – Profane Aura
[Omission]
Should specify that the effect
lasts for 10 minutes.
Page 92 – Imbued Summoning
[Substitution]
Should read, “creature or
creatures” where now only
“creature” appears.
Page 93 – Spiked Slam, Blood-
Spiked Charger [Substitution]
Should read that the attacks
“deals extra damage equal to
twice your Strength bonus” and
not “twice your Strength.”
Page 109 – Deflect, Lesser
[Omission]
Should indicate a minimum +1
bonus for the spell’s effect.
Page 109 – Curse of Arrow
Attraction
[Revision]
Remove “M” listed for
components.
Page 112 – Energy Surge, Lesser
[Substitution]
Last sentence of should read,
“The weapon then deals 1d6
points of damage of the
specified energy type on the
next attack with the weapon if
the attack is successful.” The
change applies to Energy Surge
and Energy Surge, Greater as
well.
Page 116-117 – Legion of
Sentinels
[Omission]
Should include the following
text at the end of its
description: “The swordsmen’s
attacks are at a bonus equal to
your caster level, they threaten
critical hits on a 19 or 20, and
they deal 1d8 points of slashing
damage per three caster levels
(max +5). They only make attacks
of opportunity, and their weapon
damage is slashing and is
affected by damage reduction.”
Pages 117-118 – Luminous
Assassin
[Revision]
The three stat blocks should
have no potions listed under
Combat Gear.
Page 119 – Mark of Doom & Mark
of Judgment [Omission]
Should specify that a caster
cannot place more than one mark
upon a single opponent. If a
second mark is placed on a
creature by the same caster, its
effects supersede the previous
mark.
Page 123 – Rouse
[Omission]
Should read, “This spell awakens
creatures from magical and
nonmagical sleep. It has no
effect on creatures that are
unconscious.”
Page 124 – Seeking Ray
[Omission]
Should include [Electricity] to
the right of Evocation.
Page 125 – Sonic Shield
[Omission]
Should include [Sonic] to the
right of Evocation.
Page 126 – Thunder Field
[Omission]
Should include [Sonic] to the
right of Evocation.
Page 172 – Darkspire College of
Thaun
[Omission] (table)
Affiliation score modifier for
being able to cast 3rd level
arcane spells and 5th level
arcane spells do not stack.
Page 174 – Golden Helm Guild
[Omission] (table)
Affiliation score modifier for
having 10 ranks in at least one
Craft skill and 20 or more ranks
in at least one craft skill do
not stack.
Page 175 – The Land of Honor
[Omission] (table)
Affiliation score modifier for
having 5 ranks in Diplomacy and
10 ranks in Diplomacy do not
stack.
Page 176 – Merata Kon
[Omission] (table)
Affiliation score modifier for
having 5 ranks in Survival and
10 ranks in Survival do not
stack.
Page 176 – The One and the Five
[Omission] (table)
Affiliation score modifier for
being able to cast 3rd level
arcane spells and 5th level
arcane spells do not stack.
Page 182 – Wintervein Dwarves'
[Substition] (table)
15-20 affiliation score should
grant a +4 bonus vs. orcs and
goblinoids while the 21-29 score
should grant a +6 bonus.
Page 206 – Forge of Remaking
[Deletion]
The last sentence, “This
location is fully detailed in
Tome of Magic” should be
removed. The location does not
appear in Tome of Magic.
Page 210 – Favored Soul Healer
Build
[Substitution] (table)
Combat Casting should appear as
the Human bonus feat for this
build, replacing Spontaneous
Healer. Spontaneous Healer
should appear in place of Combat
Casting at 3rd level.
Page 212 –Monk Destroyer Build
[Substitution] (table)
Improved Natural Attack cannot
be attained until 6th level for
a monk. An alternative is to
take Power Attack at 1st level,
Improved Bull Rush at 3rd level
in place of Power Attack, and
Improved Natural Attack in place
of Improved Bull Rush.
Page 214 – Warlock "Blaster"
Build
[Substitution] (table)
Point Blank Shot twice. Combat
Casting is a possible
alternative at 6th level.
 Manual of the Planes Errata
Errata Rule: Primary Sources
When you find a disagreement between two D&D
rules sources, unless an official errata file says
otherwise, the primary source is correct. One example
of a primary/secondary source is text taking
precedence over a table entry. An individual spell
description takes precedence when the short
description in the beginning of the spells chapter
disagrees. A monster’s statistics block supersedes the
descriptive text.
Another example of primary vs. secondary sources
involves book and topic precedence. The Player’s
Handbook, for example, gives all the rules for playing
the game, for PC races, and the base class descriptions.
If you find something on one of those topics from the
Dungeon Master’s Guide or the Monster Manual that
disagrees with the Player’s Handbook, you should
assume the Player’s Handbook is the primary source.
The Dungeon Master’s Guide is the primary source for
topics such as magic item descriptions, special material
construction rules, and so on. The Monster Manual is
the primary source for monster descriptions, templates,
and supernatural, extraordinary, and spell-like abilities.
Page 172: Genie, Dao
Remove alter self from spell-like abilities.
Add the following entry:
Change Shape (Su): A dao can assume the form of
any Small, Medium, or Large humanoid or giant.
Page 173: Genie, Marid
Remove alter self from spell-like abilities.
Add the following entry:
Change Shape (Su): A marid can assume the form of
any Small, Medium, or Large humanoid or giant.

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 Monster Manual v.3.5 Errata
Errata Rule: Primary Sources
When you find a disagreement between two D&D rules
sources, unless an official errata file says otherwise, the
primary source is correct. One example of a
primary/secondary source is text taking precedence over
a table entry. An individual spell description takes
precedence when the short description in the beginning
of the spells chapter disagrees. A monster’s statistics
block supersedes the descriptive text.
Another example of primary vs. secondary sources
involves book and topic precedence. The Player’s
Handbook, for example, gives all the rules for playing
the game, for PC races, and the base class descriptions.
If you find something on one of those topics from the
Dungeon Master’s Guide or the Monster Manual that
disagrees with the Player’s Handbook, you should
assume the Player’s Handbook is the primary source.
The Dungeon Master’s Guide is the primary source for
topics such as magic item descriptions, special material
construction rules, and so on. The Monster Manual is
the primary source for monster descriptions, templates,
and supernatural, extraordinary, and spell-like abilities.
Note: The most recent updates are shaded like this.
General Changes
These changes are global and apply to an assortment of
creatures.
Damage Reduction
Damage Reduction is either extraordinary (Ex) or
supernatural (Su). Use the following guidelines if it is
not specified.
• DR X/slashing, piercing, or bludgeoning
should be (Ex)
• DR X/adamantine should be (Ex)
• DR X/-- should be (Ex)
• DR X/silver or cold iron should be (Su)
• DR X/magic should be (Su)
• DR X/chaotic, lawful, holy, or unholy should
be (Su)
Improved Natural Attack Feat
You can take this feat multiple times, but each time it
applies to a different natural attack.
Rend
Sometimes two values are listed for rend: one on the
special attacks line and one in the paragraph describing
rend. The correct value is listed on the special attacks
line.
Weapon Finesse Feat
Some creatures that have this feat lack the +1 base
attack bonus prerequisite. Since bonus feats do not
require the creature to fulfill any feat prerequisites (see
page 301 in the Monster Manual), make the Weapon
Finesse feat a bonus feat and add an additional feat (see
the table below).
Alternate Form (Page 305)
Make the following changes.
Delete the second sentence of the entry.
Add the following text to the body of the ability
description:

Weapon Finesse Bonus Feat Changes

Creature Feat Change
Pseudodragon Alertness +2 on Listen and Spot checks
Sprite, Grig Stealthy +2 on Hide and Move Silently checks
Sprite, Nixie Alertness +2 on Listen and Spot checks
Sprite, Pixie Alertness +2 on Listen and Spot checks
Swarm, Rat Stealthy +2 on Hide and Move Silently checks
Vargouille Stealthy +2 on Hide and Move Silently checks

Animals
Badger Agile +2 on Balance and Escape Artist checks
Cat Stealthy +2 on Hide and Move Silently checks
Eagle Alertness +2 on Listen and Spot checks
Hawk Alertness +2 on Listen and Spot checks
Lizard Stealthy +2 on Hide and Move Silently checks
Monkey Agile +2 on Balance and Escape Artist checks
Owl Alertness +2 on Listen and Spot checks
Rat Stealthy +2 on Hide and Move Silently checks
Raven Alertness +2 on Listen and Spot checks
Snake Improved Initiative +4 on Initiative checks
Weasel Agile +2 on Balance and Escape Artist checks

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A true seeing spell or ability reveals the creature’s —Any gear worn or carried by the creature that can’t be
natural form. A creature using alternate form reverts to worn or carried in its new form instead falls to the
its natural form when killed, but separated body parts ground in its space. If the creature changes size, any
retain their shape. A creature cannot use alternate form gear it wears or carries that can be worn or carried in its
to take the form of a creature with a template. new form changes size to match the new size.
Add the following text to Line 1 of the changes: (Nonhumanoid-shaped creatures can’t wear armor
If the new form has the aquatic subtype, the creature designed for humanoid-shaped creatures, and vice-
gains that subtype as well. versa.) Gear returns to normal size if dropped.
Replace Line 2 of the changes with the following text:
—The creature loses the natural weapons, natural Creatures
armor, and movement modes of its original form, as The following text amends the existing entries.
well as any extraordinary special attacks of its original
form not derived from class levels (such as the Angel, Astral Deva
barbarian’s rage class feature). Monster Manual, page 11
Add the following text to the end of Line 6 of the Remove “polymorph (self only)” from spell-like
changes: abilities.
Apply any changed physical ability score modifiers in Add the following entry:
all appropriate areas with one exception: the creature Change Shape (Su): An astral deva can assume the
retains the hit points of its original form despite any form of any Small or Medium humanoid.
change to its Constitution.
Replace Line 7 of the changes with the following text: Angel, Astral Deva
— Except as described elsewhere, the creature retains Monster Manual, page 11
all other game statistics of its original form, including Remove “polymorph (self only)” from spell-like
(but not necessarily limited to) HD, hit points, skill abilities.
ranks, feats, base attack bonus, and base save bonuses. Change Shape (Su): A planetar can assume the form of
Add the following text to the end of the entry. any Small or Medium humanoid.
—Any gear worn or carried by the creature that can’t be Angel, Solar
worn or carried in its new form instead falls to the Monster Manual, page 12
ground in its space. If the creature changes size, any Remove “polymorph (self only)” from spell-like
gear it wears or carries that can be worn or carried in its abilities.
new form changes size to match the new size. Add the following entry:
(Nonhumanoid-shaped creatures can’t wear armor Change Shape (Su): A solar can assume the form of
designed for humanoid-shaped creatures, and vice- any Small or Medium humanoid.”
versa.) Gear returns to normal size if dropped. Problem: Power word stun was listed in spell-like
Change Shape (Page 306–307) abilities as both at will and 1/day.
Make the following changes. Solution: It can use power word stun 1/day.
Delete the second sentence of the entry. Beholder and Gauth
Add the following text to the body of the ability Monster Manual, page 26
description: The eye ray attack is a free action. Increase its bite
A true seeing spell or ability reveals the creature’s attacks by +5.
natural form. A creature using change shape reverts to
its natural form when killed, but separated body parts Couatl
retain their shape. A creature cannot use change shape Monster Manual, page 37
to take the form of a creature with a template. Remove “polymorph (self only)” from psionic abilities.
Replace Line 2 of the changes with the following text: Add the following entry:
—The creature loses the natural weapons and Change Shape (Su): A couatl can assume the form of
movement modes of its original form, as well as any any Small or Medium humanoid.
extraordinary special attacks of its original form not
derived from class levels (such as the barbarian’s rage Demon, Marilith
class feature). Monster Manual, page 45
Replace Line 6 of the changes with the following text: Remove “polymorph (self only)” from spell-like
— Except as described elsewhere, the creature retains abilities.
all other game statistics of its original form, including
(but not necessarily limited to) HD, hit points, skill Demon, Quasit
ranks, feats, base attack bonus, and base save bonuses. Monster Manual, page 46
Add the following text to the end of the entry. Replace the text for Alternate Form with the following
text:
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Alternate Form (Su): A quasit can assume another Base Attack/Grapple: +6/+15
form at will as a standard action. Each quasit can Attack: Talons +10 melee (2d6+5)
assume one or two forms from the following list: bat, Full Attack: Talons +10 melee (2d6+5) and 2
Small or Medium monstrous centipede, toad, and wolf. foreclaws +5 melee (1d4+2) and bite +5 melee (1d8+2)
Space/Reach: 10 ft./5 ft.
Demon, Succubus Special Attacks: Pounce
Monster Manual, page 48 Special Qualities: Low-light vision, scent
Remove “polymorph (self only)” from spell-like Saves: Fort +10, Ref +8, Will +4
abilities. Abilities: Str 21, Dex 15, Con 21, Int 2, Wis 15, Cha 10
Add the following entry: Skills: Hide +9, Jump +27, Listen +12, Spot +12,
Change Shape (Su): A succubus can assume the form Survival +12
of any Small or Medium humanoid. Feats: Run, Toughness, Track
Devil, Imp Environment: Warm forests
Monster Manual, page 56 Organization: Solitary, pair, or pack (3–6)
Replace the text for Alternate Form with the following Challenge Rating: 6
text: Treasure: None
Alternate Form (Su): An imp can assume another form Alignment: Always neutral
at will as a standard action. Each imp can assume one or Advancement: 9–16 HD (Large); 17–24 HD (Huge)
two forms from the following list: Small or Medium Level Adjustment: —
monstrous spider, raven, rat, and boar.
Dragon, Red
Dinosaur, Deinonychus Monster Manual, page 77
Monster Manual, page 60 The sample very old red dragon’s typical sorcerer spells
Medium Animal known lists emotion. Replace it with the confusion spell.
Hit Dice: 4d8+16 (34 hp) Dragon, Bronze
Initiative: +2
Monster Manual, page 82
Speed: 60 ft. (12 squares) Delete the second sentence of Alternate Form.
Armor Class: 17 (+2 Dex, +5 natural), touch 12, flat-
footed 15 Juvenile Bronze Dragon
Base Attack/Grapple: +3/+7 Monster Manual, page 82
Attack: Talons +7 melee (1d8+4) Delete the second sentence of Alternate Form.
Full Attack: Talons +7 melee (1d8+4) and 2 foreclaws
+2 melee (1d3+2) and bite +2 melee (2d4+2) Dragon, Gold
Space/Reach: 5 ft./5 ft. Monster Manual, page 85
Special Attacks: Pounce Delete the second sentence of Alternate Form.
Special Qualities: Low-light vision, scent
Saves: Fort +8, Ref +6, Will +2
Adult Gold Dragon
Monster Manual, page 86
Abilities: Str 19, Dex 15, Con 19, Int 2, Wis 12, Cha 10
Delete the second sentence of Alternate Form.
Skills: Hide +12, Jump +26, Listen +10, Spot +10,
Survival +10 Dragon, Silver
Feats: Run, Track Monster Manual, page 87
Environment: Warm forests Delete the second sentence of Alternate Form.
Organization: Solitary, pair, or pack (3–6)
Challenge Rating: 3 Young Adult Silver Dragon
Treasure: None Monster Manual, page 88
Alignment: Always neutral Delete the second sentence of Alternate Form.
Advancement: 5–8 HD (Medium)
Level Adjustment: —
Genie, Efreeti
Monster Manual, page 116
Dinosaur, Megaraptor Remove “polymorph (self only)” from spell-like
Monster Manual, page 60 abilities.
Large Animal Add the following entry:
Hit Dice: 8d8+43 (79 hp) Change Shape (Su): An efreeti can assume the form of
Initiative: +2 any Small, Medium, or Large humanoid or giant.
Speed: 60 ft. (12 squares)
Armor Class: 17 (–1 size, +2 Dex, +6 natural), touch
Gibbering Mouther
Monster Manual, page 126
11, flat-footed 15
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The engulf ability needs additional clarification.
Replace it with the following information. Mephit, Magma
Improved Grab (Ex): To use this ability, a gibbering Monster Manual, page 183
mouther must hit a Medium or smaller foe with a bite Remove first paragraph of Spell-Like Abilities entry.
attack. It can then attempt to start a grapple as a free Add the following entry:
action without provoking an attack of opportunity. Change Shape (Su): Once per hour, a magma mephit
Swallow Whole (Ex): The gibbering mouther can can assume the form of a pool of lava 3 feet in diameter
attempt to swallow a grappled opponent of Medium or and 6 inches deep. The mephit’s damage reduction
smaller size by making a successful grapple check. (The improves to 20/magic when in this form. The mephit
gibbering mouther doesn’t actually “swallow” the can’t attack while in lava form but can use other spell-
opponent—it engulfs it within its amorphous form—but like abilities. It can move at a speed of 10 feet, but it
the effect is essentially the same.) Once inside, the can’t run. In this form the mephit can pass through
gibbering mouther can use its blood drain ability. A small holes or narrow openings, even mere cracks. The
swallowed creature can cut its way out by dealing 5 pool’s touch ignites flammable materials such as paper,
points of damage to the gibbering mouther (same AC). straw, or dry wood.
The gibbering mouther’s body can hold 1 Medium, 2 Mind Flayer
Small, 8 Tiny, 32 Diminutive, or 128 Fine creatures.
Monster Manual, page 186–188
Blood Drain (Ex): A swallowed opponent Add telepathy as a special quality.
automatically takes 1d4 points of Constitution damage
Telepathy (Su): A mind flayer can communicate
each round.
telepathically with any other creature within 100 ft. that
Golem, Iron has a language.
Monster Manual, page 137 Night Hag
Remove polymorph any object from list of spells
Monster Manual, page 194
required for construction.
Remove “polymorph (self only)” from spell-like
Golem, Stone abilities.
Monster Manual, page 137 Add the following entry:
Problem: Prerequisite spells for constructing a stone Change Shape (Su): A night hag can assume the form
golem or greater stone golem given on page 137 of the of any Small or Medium humanoid.
Monster Manual don’t match those given for the stone Ogre, Ogre Mage
golem manual and greater stone golem manual on page
Monster Manual, page 200
258 of the Dungeon Master’s Guide.
Remove polymorph from spell-like abilities.
Solution: The Dungeon Master’s Guide is correct. Add
Change Shape (Su): An ogre mage can assume the
the slow spell to the prerequisites for each of these
form of any Small, Medium, or Large humanoid or
golems in the Monster Manual.
giant.
Guardinal, Leonal Gelatinous Cube
Monster Manual, page 142
Monster Manual, page 201
Remove “polymorph” from spell-like abilities.
Large Ooze
Hag Covey Hit Dice: 4d10+32 (54 hp)
Monster Manual, page 144 Initiative: –5
Remove “polymorph” from spell-like abilities. Speed: 15 ft. (3 squares)
Armor Class: 4 (–1 size, –5 Dex), touch 4, flat-footed
Lammasu 4
Monster Manual, page 165 Base Attack/Grapple: +3/+7
Delete the paragraph describing a breath weapon. Attack: Slam +2 melee (1d6 plus 1d6 acid)
Full Attack: Slam +2 melee (1d6 plus 1d6 acid)
Lycanthrope Space/Reach: 10 ft./5 ft.
Monster Manual, page 176 and 178 Special Attacks: Acid, engulf, paralysis
Replace the first sentence of the Alternate Form entry Special Qualities: Blindsight 60 ft., immunity to
with the following text: electricity, ooze traits, transparent
A lycanthrope can assume the form of a specific animal Saves: Fort +9, Ref –4, Will –4
(as indicated in its entry).
Abilities: Str 10, Dex 1, Con 26, Int —, Wis 1, Cha 1
Changing Form: Eliminate sentences 3, 4, and 5 (from
Skills: —
“Changing to animal or hybrid form…” to “…on a DC
Feats: —
15 Fortitude save.”
Environment: Underground

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Organization: Solitary
Challenge Rating: 3 Favored Weapon
Treasure: 1/10th coins, 50% goods (no nonmetal or Annam (giants): unarmed attack
nonstone), 50% items (no nonmetal or nonstone) Blibdoolpoolp (kuo-toa): pincer staff
Alignment: Always neutral Callarduran Smoothhands (svirfneblin): battleaxe
Advancement: 5–12 HD (Large); 13–24 HD (Huge) Deep Sashelas (aquatic elves): trident
Level Adjustment: — Diirinka (derro): dagger
A typical gelatinous cube is 10 feet on a side and Eadro (locathahs, merfolk): shortspear
weighs about 15,000 pounds, though much larger Grolantor (hill giants, ettins, ogres): club
specimens are not unknown. Hiatea (giants, especially females): shortspear
Hruggek (bugbears): morningstar
Phasm Iallanis (good giants): unarmed attack
Monster Manual, page 208 Iuz: greatsword
Delete the second sentence of the Alternate Form Kaelthiere (evil fire creatures): spear
special quality. Kurtulmak (kobolds): spear
Laduguer (duergar): warhammer
Sprite, Pixie Laogzed (troglodytes): javelin
Monster Manual, page 236 Lolth (driders, drow): whip
Remove “polymorph (self only)” from spell-like Maglubiyet (goblins, hobgoblins): battleaxe
abilities. Memnor (evil cloud giants): morningstar
Merrshaulk (yuan-ti): longsword
Swarms Panzuriel (evil sea creatures): quarterstaff
Monster Manual, pages 237–240 Sekolah (sahuagin): trident
The bat swarm and spider swarm are immune to weapon Semuanya (lizardfolk): greatclub
damage. Sixin (xill): short sword
Hellwasp swarm has good maneuverability for its fly Skerrit (centaurs): shortspear
speed. Skoraeus Stonebones (stone giants): warhammer
Titan Stronmaus (storm and cloud giants): warhammer
Monster Manual, page 243 Surtr (fire giants): greatsword
Remove “polymorph (humanoid forms only, duration 1 Thrym (frost giants): greataxe
hour)” from spell-like abilities. Vaprak (ogres): greatclub
Add the following entry:
Change Shape (Su): A titan can assume the form of
any Small or Medium humanoid. The titan retains its
oversized weapon special attack regardless of form.
Vampire
Monster Manual, page 252
Delete the second sentence of the Alternate Form
special quality.
Yuan-Ti
Monster Manual, page 263
Delete the second sentence of the Alternate Form
special quality.
Zombie
Monster Manual, page 266
All zombies have damage reduction 5/slashing. The
template should have the following text under Special
Qualities.
Damage Reduction 5/Slashing: Zombies are lumbering
masses of flesh.

Monstrous Deities
Some creature entries, such as aquatic elves and
kobolds, make reference to deities not found in the
Player’s Handbook.
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Table A–1: Monstrous Deities
Deity Alignment Domains Typical Worshipers
Blibdoolpoolp Chaotic evil Destruction, Evil, Water Kuo-toa
Callarduran Smoothhands Neutral Earth, Good, Healing, Protection Svirfneblin
Deep Sashelas Chaotic good Chaos, Good, Protection, Water Aquatic elves
Diirinka Chaotic evil Chaos, Evil, Magic, Trickery Derro
Eadro Neutral Animal, Protection, Water Locathahs, merfolk
Great Mother Chaotic evil Chaos, Death, Evil, Strength Beholders
Gruumsh Chaotic evil Chaos, Evil, Strength, War Orcs
Hruggek Chaotic evil Chaos, Evil, Trickery, War Bugbears
Kaelthiere Neutral evil Destruction, Evil, Fire, War (spear) Evil fire creatures
Kurtulmak Lawful evil Evil, Law, Luck, Trickery Kobolds
Laduguer Lawful evil Earth, Evil, Law, War Duergar
Laogzed Chaotic evil Chaos, Death, Destruction, Evil Troglodytes
Lolth Chaotic evil Chaos, Destruction, Evil, Trickery Driders, drow (elves)
Maglubiyet Neutral evil Chaos, Destruction, Evil, Trickery Goblins, hobgoblins
Merrshaulk Chaotic evil Chaos, Destruction, Evil, Plant Yuan-ti
Panzuriel Neutral evil Destruction, Evil, War, Water Evil aquatic creatures
Sekolah Lawful evil Evil, Law, Strength, War Sahuagin
Semuanya Neutral Animal, Plant, Water Lizardfolk
Shekinester Neutral Destruction, Knowledge, Magic, Protection Nagas
Sixin Lawful evil Evil, Law, Strength, Travel Xill
Skerrit Neutral good Animal, Healing, Plant, Sun Centaur

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Página 38 - 2ª coluna Página 117
ND - Ogro Guerreiro PdM
A tabela na base da página diz que o ogro tem Na Tabela 4-16: Guerreiro PdM, acrescente
ND 2 (sem níveis de classe). O correto é ND 3. “Manopla do Poder do Ogro +2” na coluna
Então, acrescente 1 ponto nos NDs das linhas do “Equipamento”, níveis 17º e 18º. O bônus de
Combatente ogro e Guerreiro ogro. Troque ataque corpo a corpo não estaria correto sem
também o ND 2 por ND 3 na nota abaixo da esse equipamento.
tabela.
Página 118
Página 60 - 1ª coluna Monge PdM
CD - Escalar No Exemplo – Monge PdM de 5º nível, na oitava
A Tabela 3-9: Paredes está com alguns valores linha, troque “ataque chi +1” por “ataque chi
errados. Substitua conforme a tabela abaixo: (mágico)”. No parágrafo Ataqui Chi (Sob), retire a
palavra “leal”.
Tipo de Parede CD Escalar
No Exemplo – Monge PdM de 15º nível, na
Alvenaria 20 última linha da coluna, troque “ataque chi +4” por
Alvenaria Superior 25 “ataque chi (leal, mágico)”.
Pedra Rústica 25
Pedra Natural 15 Página 118
Feiticeiro PdM
Página 100 Na Tabela 4-21: Feiticeiro PdM, altere os
seguintes valores de ataque corpo a corpo
Dano do Aríete conforme mostrado a seguir:
Na Tabela 3-26: Armas de cerco o dano do Nível Corpo a Corpo
aríete é 3d8, e não 3d6
8º +3
10º +4
Página 106 - 2ª coluna
12º +5 /+0
Liderança
13º +6 /+1
Na tabela O Líder... consta a seguinte 14º +7 /+2
informação:
Acrescente também “Luvas de Destreza +2” na
Possui um familiar, uma montaria especial coluna “Equipamento”, do nível 14º em diante. O
ou um companheiro animal -2 bônus de ataque à distância não estaria correto
sem esse equipamento.
Substitua o modificador -2 por +2
Altere no 15º nível as magias por dia para
6/8/8/7/7/7/7/4.
Página 109 - 1ª coluna
Combatente Página 137 - 2ª coluna
Na Tabela 4-4: O Combatente, as colunas de Tipo de Poder Central
modificadores de Fortitude e Vontade estão
trocadas. Substitua Fortitude por Vontade, e Na tabela do topo da segunda coluna, coloque o
vice-versa. * na palavra Convencional. A nota abaixo da
tabela se refere a essa palavra.
Página 145 O companheiro animal do druida épico continua a
aumentar o seu poder. A cada 3 níveis após o 18°
Armas Asiáticas (21°, 24°, 27°...) o animal ganha +2DV, sua
armadura natural aumenta em 2, sua Força e
Na Tabela 5-3: Armas Asiáticas, altere o
Destreza aumentam em 1 e ele aprende um
Dano(M) da Kusari-gama para 1d6, e da Katana
truque adicional.
para 1d10.

Página 156 - 1ª coluna Página 208 – 1ª coluna

Ranger Épico
Plano Elemental do Fogo [Encontros]
Inclua o texto que ficou faltando sobre o
Na tabela Encontros no Plano Elemental do
Companheiro animal do ranger épico:
Fogo, altere a última linha para “1 elemental do
fogo Enorme”. O companheiro animal do ranger épico continua a
aumentar o seu poder normalmente. A cada 3
níveis após o 18° (21°, 24°, 27°...) o animal ganha
Página 177 +2DV, sua armadura natural aumenta em 2, sua
Força e Destreza aumentam em 1 e ele aprende
Algoz um truque adicional.
Na Tabela 6-1: O Algoz, altere as colunas
Magias por Dia conforme mostrado a seguir:
Página 215 – 1ª coluna
1º 2º 3º 4º
Nível do Conjurador
0 - - -
No último parágrafo do texto Nível do
1 - - -
Conjurador, substitua as duas últimas frases
1 0 - - assim:
1 1 - - “Para outros itens mágicos, o nível de conjurador
1 1 0 - é determinado pelo criador. Nesse caso, o nível
do criador deve ser alto o suficiente para
1 1 1 - alcançar os pré-requisitos necessários”.
2 1 1 0
2 1 1 1 Página 217 – 1ª coluna
2 2 1 1
Apanhador de Flechas
2 2 2 1
Na descrição da habilidade Apanhador de
Flechas, substitua “atrai para si” por “protege o
Página 186 – 2ª coluna usuário contra”.

Dançarino das Sombras

Página 217 – 2ª coluna
No primeiro parágrafo do texto Invocar
Sombras(Sob), na última linha, altere 6DV por Habilidades Especiais de Armaduras
7DV.
Na Tabela 7-5: Habilidades Especiais de
Armaduras, substitua os valores da coluna
Página 203 – 2ª coluna Modificador do Preço Base dos seguintes itens:
Modificador do
Familiar para Mestres Enormes
Habilidade Especial Preço Base
Na tabela da segunda coluna, a Habilidade Silenciosa +3.750 PO
Especial concedida pelo Lagarto Gigante é que o
Mestre ganha +3PV, e não +2 na Constituição. Resistência à magia (13) +2 de bônus1
Silenciosa Aprimorada +15.000 PO

Página 208 – 1ª coluna Resistência sônica +18.000 PO

Druida Épico
Substitua o texto do parágrafo Companheiro
animal pelo seguinte:
Página 218 – 1ª coluna Página 221
Habilidades Especiais de Escudos Pergaminhos de Magia Divina
Na Tabela 7-6: Habilidades Especiais de Na Tabela 7-24: Pergaminhos de Magias
Escudos, substitua os valores da coluna Divinas, altere os valores dos seguintes
Modificador do Preço Base conforme tabela na pergaminhos:
última página desta errata.
Magias Divinas de 4° Nível
dificultar detecção 750 PO
Página 221 – 2ª coluna
Dureza e PVs de Armas Magias Divinas de 8° Nível
No texto Dureza e Pontos de Vida, corrija a campo antimagia 3.000 PO
última frase da seguinte forma: criar mortos-vivos 3.600 PO
“Cada +1 de bônus também acrescenta 2 à aprimorados
dureza e +10 aos pontos de vida da arma ou
escudo”. Magias Divinas de 9° Nível
projeção astral 4.870 PO
Página 222 – 2ª coluna
Armas Incomuns Página 245 – 2ª coluna
Na Tabela 7-12: Armas Incomuns, substitua o Cajado da Vida
valor do Martelo gnomo com gancho por 620
PO. Nos pré-requisitos do Cajado da Vida, altere o NC
para 13°, e a magia reviver os mortos para
ressurreição.
Página 233 – 2ª coluna
Bastões Página 246 – 2ª coluna
Na Tabela 7-19: Bastões, substitua o título da Varinhas
primeira coluna por Médio.
Na Tabela 7-26: Varinhas, altere o nome da
varinha Invocar Criaturas VI para Invocar
Página 238 – 1ª coluna Criaturas IV.
Ativar Magia de Pergaminho
A primeira frase está incorreta. Faça a seguinte Página 253 – 1ª coluna
correção: Escaravelho da Proteção
“Se o usuário preencher todos os requisitos
Neste item falta o parágrafo de pré-requisitos.
acima, e seu nível de conjurador for pelo menos
Este parágrafo está logo acima da descrição do
igual ao nível de conjurador da magia”...
Escaravelho Anti-Golem (Abjuração...)

Página 240 Página 259 – 1ª coluna

Pergaminhos de Magia Arcana
Na Tabela 7-23: Pergaminhos de Magias
Arcanas, altere os valores dos seguintes
pergaminhos:
Magias Arcanas de 7° Nível
cubo de força
Magias Arcanas de 8° Nível
proteção contra magias
Substitua também na nota 1 da tabela Magias
Arcanas de 9° Nível 300XP por 5.000XP.
Manual do Golem de Barro
Na descrição do Manual do Golem de Barro e nos
seus pré-requisitos, retire a magia oração.
Página 266 – 2ª coluna
3.775 PO
Colar de bolas de fogo tipo V
Na Tabela 7-27: Itens Maravilhosos Menores,
altere o valor do Colar de bolas de fogo tipo V
3.500 PO
para 5.850 PO.
Página 268 – 1ª coluna
Colar de bolas de fogo tipo VII
Na Tabela 7-28: Itens Maravilhosos Médios,
altere o valor do Colar de bolas de fogo tipo VII
para 8.700 PO.
Página 285 – 2ª coluna
Página 304 – 1ª coluna
Asfixia Lenta
Na descrição de Asfixia Lenta, após o primeiro
parágrafo insira a seguinte informação:
Quando o personagem cair inconsciente com este
dano não letal, ele estará com -1 PV e morrendo.
Na rodada seguinte, ele morrerá asfixiado.

Custo Base para Escrever um Pergaminho

Na tabela Custo Base para Escrever um
Pergaminho (De Acordo com a Classe), altere
os seguintes valores de XP:
Nível da
Magia Clr, Drd, Mag Fet
5º +45 XP
7º + 98 XP

Página 286
Custos de Criação de Itens Mágicos
Na Tabela 7-32: Custos de Criação de Itens
Mágicos, na linha “Cajado”, altere nas colunas
Custo de Matéria-Prima e Preço Base a página
para consulta de 287 para 285.

Página 287
Calculando o Valor de Itens Mágicos
Na Tabela 7-33: Calculando o Valor em PO de
Itens Mágicos, existem vários erros. A tabela
com as linhas que contém erros está apresentada
na última página desta errata, com as correções
efetuadas destacadas em vermelho.

Página 290 – 1ª coluna

Tipos de Habilidades Especiais
Na Tabela 8-1: Tipos de Habilidades Especiais,
faça as seguintes correções:
Sobrenatural
Dissipar Não
Resistência à Magia Não
Campo antimagia Sim
Ataque de Oportunidade Não
Tabela 7-6: Habilidades Especiais de Escudos
Modificador de Modificador de
Habilidade Especial Preço Base Habilidade Especial Preço Base
Apanhador de flechas +1 de bônus1 Resistência ao ácido aprimorada +42.000 PO
1
Esmagamento +1 de bônus Resistência ao frio aprimorada +42.000 PO
1
Cegante +1 de bônus Resistência à eletricidade +42.000 PO
1 aprimorada
Fortificação leve +1 de bônus
Resistência ao fogo aprimorada +42.000 PO
Deflexão de flechas +2 de bônus1
Resistência sônica aprimorada +42.000 PO
Animado +2 de bônus1
Resistência à magia (17) +4 de bônus1
Resistência à magia (13) +2 de bônus1
Controlar mortos-vivos +49.000 PO
Resistência ao ácido +18.000 PO
Fortificação pesada +5 de bônus1
Resistência ao frio +18.000 PO
Reflexão +5 de bônus1
Resistência à eletricidade +18.000 PO
Resistência à magia (19) +5 de bônus1
Resistência ao fogo +18.000 PO
Resistência ao ácido maior +66.000 PO
Resistência sônica +18.000 PO
Resistência ao frio maior +66.000 PO
Toque espectral +3 de bônus1
Resistência à eletricidade maior +66.000 PO
Fortificação moderada +3 de bônus1
Resistência ao fogo maior +66.000 PO
Resistência à magia (15) +3 de bônus1
Resistência sônica maior +66.000 PO
Selvagem +3 de bônus1
2
Jogue mais duas vezes –

Tabela 7-33: Calculando o Valor em PO de Itens Mágicos

Efeito
Bônus na CA (outro)1
Bônus em teste de resistência (outro)1

Efeito de Magia Preço Base Exemplo

Pergaminho de
Uso único, complemento de magia Nível da magia x nível do conjurador x 25 PO velocidade
Poção de curar
Uso único, ativado pelo uso Nível da magia x nível do conjurador x 50 PO ferimentos leves
Ativado pelo uso contínuo Nível da magia x nível do conjurador x 2.000 PO2

Especial Ajuste de Preço Base

3
Limite de espaço incomum
Sem limite de espaço4
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Magia com custo de componentes Adicione diretamente no preço do item por
materiais carga5
Magia com custo em XP Adicione 5 PO para cada 1 XP por carga5

Esta errata foi feita com base no Livro dos Mestres em inglês (Dungeon Master Guide) e na errata publicada
no site oficial da Wizards of the Coast ®.
 Monster Manual II Errata
Add the following entry:
Errata Rule: Primary Sources Alternate Form (Su): A grimalkin can assume the
When you find a disagreement between two D&D form of any Medium or smaller animal or vermin.
rules sources, unless an official errata file says (This reproduces the change made in the D&D v.3.5
otherwise, the primary source is correct. One example Accessory Update.)
of a primary/secondary source is text taking
precedence over a table entry. An individual spell Hellfire Wyrm
description takes precedence when the short Monster Manual, page 126
description in the beginning of the spells chapter Delete fiendish form supernatural ability.
disagrees. A monster’s statistics block supersedes the Add the following entry:
descriptive text. Alternate Form (Su): A hellfire wyrm can assume the
Another example of primary vs. secondary sources form of a Medium, Large, or Huge tiefling or outsider
involves book and topic precedence. The Player’s with the baatezu subtype.
Handbook, for example, gives all the rules for playing Juggernaut
the game, for PC races, and the base class descriptions. Monster Manual, page 133
If you find something on one of those topics from the Remove polymorph any object from the list of spells
Dungeon Master’s Guide or the Monster Manual that required for construction.
disagrees with the Player’s Handbook, you should
assume the Player’s Handbook is the primary source. Julajimus
The Dungeon Master’s Guide is the primary source for Monster Manual, page 133–134
topics such as magic item descriptions, special material Delete polymorph self supernatural ability.
construction rules, and so on. The Monster Manual is Add the following entry:
the primary source for monster descriptions, templates, Alternate Form (Su): A julajimus can assume the
and supernatural, extraordinary, and spell-like abilities. form of any Tiny animal (typically a harmless, cuddly
animal). Reverting to its true form is a free action. This
Avolakia ability helps the julajimus lull its victim into a false
Monster Manual, page 29 sense of security before it shifts into its natural form to
Remove polymorph self from spell-like abilities. attack.
Add the following entry:
Change Shape (Su): An avolakia can assume the form Linnorm, Gray
of any Small or Medium humanoid. Monster Manual, page 142
(This reproduces the change made in the D&D v.3.5 Remove shapechange from its list of spell-like
Accessory Update.) abilities.
Bronze Serpent Linnorm, Corpse Tearer
Monster Manual, page 41 Monster Manual, page 144
Remove polymorph any object from the list of spells Remove shapechange from its list of spell-like
required for construction. abilities.
Dread Guard Nimblewright
Monster Manual, page 88 Monster Manual, page 163
Remove polymorph any object from the list of spells In its list of spell-like abilities, replace alter self with
required for construction. disguise self.
Remove polymorph any object from the list of spells
Firbolg required for construction.
Monster Manual, page 102
In list of spell-like abilities, replace alter self with Phoenix
disguise self. Monster Manual, page 169
Remove polymorph self from its list of spell-like
Golem abilities.
Monster Manual, page 115–119
In all entries, remove polymorph any object from list of Rukarazyll
spells required for construction. Monster Manual, page 182
Remove alter self and polymorph self from its list of
Grimalkin spell-like abilities.
Monster Manual, page 123 Add the following entry:
Delete polymorph supernatural ability.

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Change Shape (Su): A rukarazyll can assume the
form of any Medium humanoid.
Sirine
Monster Manual, page 185
Remove polymorph self from its list of spell-like
abilities.
Teratomorph
Monster Manual, page 194
Replace the “Transformation” entry in the
teratomorph’s entropic touch result chart with the
following text:
Fleshwarp. The opponent’s flesh temporarily warps
before returning to normal. This painful process deals
5d20 points of nonlethal damage.
Yugoloth, Marraenoloth
Monster Manual, page 203
In its list of spell-like abilities, replace alter self with
disguise self.
Yugoloth, Arcanaloth
Monster Manual, page 204
Remove shapechange from its list of spell-like
abilities.
Add the following entry:
Change Shape (Su): An arcanaloth can assume the
form of any Small or Medium humanoid.

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 Monster Manual III Errata
When the text within a product contradicts itself, our
general policy is that the primary source (actual rules
text) is correct and any secondary reference (such as in
a monster’s statistics block) is incorrect. Exceptions to
the rule will be called out specifically. Updates are
called out via shaded text like this.
Page 9: Arcane Ooze
Changes to the stat block for the arcane ooze:
Base Attack/Grapple: +11/+25
Attack: Slam +15 melee (2d6+9 plus 2d6 acid)
Full Attack: Slam +15 melee (2d6+9 plus 2d6 acid)
Special Attacks: Acid, constrict 2d6+9 plus 2d6 acid,
improved grab, spell siphon
Skills: Climb +14
Page 10–11: Armand
Changes to the stat block for the armand:
Attack: Claw +10 melee (1d4)
Full Attack: 2 claws +10 melee (1d4)
Changes to the stat block for the armand warden:
Hit Dice: 5d8+20 plus 4d8+16 (74 hp)
Attack: Unarmed +14 melee (1d6+2)
Full Attack: Unarmed +14/+9 melee (1d6+2) or
flurry of blows +12/+12/+7 melee (1d6+2)
Changes to the armand’s statistics while in defensive
stance (see page 10): Atk claw +12 melee (1d4); Full
Atk 2 claws +12 melee (1d4).
Changes to the armand warden’s statistics while in
defensive stance (see page 10): Atk unarmed +16 melee
(1d6+2); Full Atk unarmed +16/+11 melee (1d6+2) or
flurry of blows +14/+14/+9 melee (1d6+2).
Page 12: Astral Stalker
The astral stalker should have the extraplanar subtype.
Page 13: Avalancher
Changes to the stat block for the avalancher:
Full Attack: Slam +11 melee (1d8+9)
Saves: Fort +12, Ref +6, Will +3
Page 15: Warbound Impaler
Changes to the stat block for the warbound impaler
(lesser battlebriar):
Skills: Hide +9*
Page 19: Bonedrinker, Lesser
Changes to the stat block for the lesser bonedrinker:
Initiative: +4
Base Attack/Grapple: +3/+1
Attack: Tentacle +6 melee (1d8+2)
Full Attack: 2 tentacles +6 melee (1d8+2) and 2 claws
+1 melee (1d6+1)
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Page 22: Cadaver Collector
The duration of the paralysis for the cadaver collector’s
breath weapon is 1 minute, or until the paralyzed
creature takes lethal damage.
Page 27: Chelicera
Changes to the stat block for the chelicera:
Full Attack: 2 claws +13 melee (1d6+2) and bite +8
melee (1d8+1)
Page 28: Chraal
The chraal should have the extraplanar subtype.
Page 31: Conflagration Ooze and Infernal
Conflagration Ooze
Changes to the stat block for the conflagration ooze:
Skills: Climb +14, Hide +12, Listen +6, Move Silently
+12
The conflagration ooze gains a +8 racial bonus on
Climb checks.
Changes to the stat block for the infernal conflagration
ooze:
Armor Class: 21 (–2 size, –1 Dex, +14 natural), touch
8, flat-footed 21
Page 33: Deathshrieker
Changes to the stat block for the deathshrieker:
Attack: Incorporeal touch +16 melee (1d4 Cha drain)
Full Attack: Incorporeal touch +16/+11 melee (1d4
Cha drain)
Treasure: Standard
Changes to the stat block for the advanced
deathshrieker:
Attack: Incorporeal touch +20 melee (1d4 Cha drain)
Full Attack: Incorporeal touch +20/+15/+10 melee
(1d4 Cha drain)
Treasure: Standard
Page 36: Demon, Sorrowsworn
Changes to the stat block for the sorrowsworn demon:
Attack: +2 glaive +23 melee (2d8+25/x3)* or bite +21
melee (1d8+14 plus 1 Con)*
Full Attack: +2 glaive +23/+18/+13/+8 melee
(2d8+25/x3)* or 2 claws +21 melee (1d6+14)* and bite
+16 melee (1d8+9 plus 1 Con)*
Page 41: Dinosaur, Swindlespitter
Changes to the stat block for the swindlespitter:
Armor Class: 18 (+1 size, +5 Dex, +2 natural), touch
16, flat-footed 18
Pages 42–43: Dracotaur
Changes to the stat block for the dracotaur:
Feats: Iron Will, Power Attack

Under Dracotaurs as Characters, the dracotaur’s bonus
to Constitution should be +6, not +4.
The dracotaur rager’s rage ability also effects the
following statistical changes: Grp +20; Jump +30, Swim
+11.
Page 45: Dread Blossom Swarm
Changes to the stat block for the dread blossom swarm:
Organization: Solitary, pair, or colony (3–8)
Page 46: Drowned
Changes to the stat block for the drowned:
Challenge Rating: 9
Page 47: Dust Wight
Changes to the stat block for the dust wight:
Advancement: 17–18 HD (Large); 19–24 HD (Huge)
The Improved Natural Weapon (slam) feat should be
replaced with Improved Natural Attack (slam).
Page 51: Feral Yowler
Changes to the stat block for the feral yowler:
Attack: Bite +8 melee (1d8+7)*
Full Attack: Bite +8 melee (1d8+7)* and 2 claws +3
melee (1d6+5)*
The feral yowler’s trip ability has a +4 check modifier,
not +5 as indicated.
Page 52: Geriviar
Changes to the stat block for the geriviar:
Full Attack: 8 slams +29 melee (3d6+11) and bite +23
melee (2d6+5); or exploding nodule +18 ranged (see
text); or rock +18 ranged (2d8+16)
The geriviar’s Improved Natural Attack feat applies to
its slam attack.
Page 54: Giant, Death
Changes to the stat block for the death giant:
Initiative: +1
Saves: Fort +25, Ref +17, Will +21
Page 57: Giant, Eldritch
Changes to the stat block for the eldritch giant:
Hit Dice: 25d8+225 (337 hp)
Changes to the stat block for the eldritch giant
confessor:
Hit Dice: 25d8+275 plus 11d8+121 (558 hp)
Attack: Bastard sword +42 melee (3d8+17/17–20)
Full Attack: Bastard sword +42/+37/+32/+27 melee
(3d8+17/17–20)
Special Attacks: Rebuke undead 5/day (+4, 2d6+13,
11th), spells, spell-like abilities
Saves: Fort +32, Ref +12, Will +30
Abilities: Dex 12
Alignment: Usually neutral evil
The eldritch giant confessor has the following typical
cleric spells prepared: 6/8/7/7/5/4/3. Replace the giant’s
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detect magic spells with detect poison spells. The inflict
wounds spells have a +41 melee touch attack bonus, not
+32 as indicated. The mass inflict light wounds spell
does not require a melee touch attack.
Pages 58–59: Giant, Sand
The sand giant champion’s sand blaster ability has a DC
of 24, not 25 as listed.
Changes to the stat block for the sand giant champion:
Base Attack/Grapple: +16/+31
Saves: Fort +20, Ref +10, Will +10
Abilities: Con 25
Skills: Listen +12, Spot +12, Survival +10 (+12 in
aboveground natural environments)
The sand giant champion should also have the Alertness
feat.
Page 61: Glaistig
Changes to the stat block for the glaistig:
Attack: Bite +4 melee (1d6+1) or dagger +4 melee
(1d4+1/19–20)
Full Attack: Bite +4 melee (1d6+1) and dagger –1
melee (1d4/19–20)
Changes to the stat block for the glaistig mindbender:
Armor Class: 21 (+3 Dex, +4 natural, +2 bracers of
armor +2, +2 ring of protection +2), touch 15, flat-
footed 18
Attack: Dagger of venom +6 melee (1d4+1/19–20 plus
poison) or bite +5 melee (1d6)
Full Attack: Dagger of venom +6 melee (1d4+1/19–20
plus poison) and bite +0 melee (1d6)
Page 65: Goblin, Forestkith
Changes to the stat block for the forestkith goblin:
Attack: Bite +3 melee (1d4+1) or masterwork net +5
ranged (see text)
Full Attack: Bite +3 melee (1d4+1) or masterwork net
+5 ranged (see text)
Changes to the stat block for the forestkith goblin
barbarian:
Attack: Greataxe +5 melee (1d10+3/x3) or masterwork
net +5 ranged (see text)
Full Attack: Greataxe +5 melee (1d10+3/x3) or
masterwork net +5 ranged (see text)
Skills: Climb +8, Hide +1, Jump +2, Move Silently –1*
The forestkith goblin’s rage ability effects the following
statistical adjustments: Full Atk +7 melee (1d10+6/x3,
greataxe); Climb +10, Jump +4.
Page 66: Golem, Alchemical
Changes to the stat block for the alchemical golem:
Attack: Slam +21 melee (2d8+6 plus 2d6 acid)
Full Attack: 2 slams +21 melee (2d8+6 plus 2d6 acid)
Page 67: Golems (All)
Remove polymorph any object from the list of spells
required to create the golem.

Page 69: Golem, Hangman
Changes to the stat block for the hangman golem:
Hit Dice: 18d10+30 (129 hp)
Attack: Slam +20 melee (2d8+8)
Full Attack: 2 slams +20 melee (2d8+8)
The save DC for the hangman golem’s strangle ability
is Constitution-based.
Page 70: Golem, Mud
Changes to the stat block for the mud golem:
Attack: Slam +17 melee (2d10+7)
Full Attack: 2 slams +17 melee (2d10+7)
Page 71: Golem, Prismatic
Changes to the stat block for the prismatic golem:
Attack: Incorporeal touch +25 melee (prismatic touch)
Full Attack: 2 incorporeal touches +25 melee
(prismatic touch)
Page 73: Golem, Shadesteel
Changes to the stat block for the shadesteel golem:
Armor Class: 33 (+3 Dex, +20 natural), touch 13, flat-
footed 30
Page 74: Golem, Web
Changes to the stat block for the web golem:
Attack: Slam +12 melee (2d10+5)
Full Attack: 2 slams +12 melee (2d10+5) and bite +7
melee (1d6+2 plus poison)
Space/Reach: 10 ft./10 ft.
Page 75: Grimweird
The grimweird’s energy drain ability allows a Fortitude
save, not a Will save as indicated.
Page 77: Grisgol
The grisgol’s scorching ray spell-like ability has a +13
ranged touch attack bonus, not +17 as indicated.
Page 81: Harpoon Spider
Changes to the stat block for the harpoon spider:
Skills: Tumble +11
The harpoon spider gets a +11 bonus on the trip attack
when using its harpooning ability (not +10 as
indicated).
Changes to the stat block for the dread harpoon spider:
Hit Dice: 9d8+63 (103 hp)
Skills: Tumble +14
The dread harpoon spider gets a +19 bonus on the trip
attack when using its harpooning ability (not +21 as
indicated). Also, add Improved Toughness to the dread
harpoon spider’s list of feats.
Page 82: Harssaf
The harssaf’s sand pulse ability has a DC of 16, not 15
as indicated in the ability’s descriptive text.
Page 84: Ironclad Mauler
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In the second paragraph of the creature’s sickening aura
ability, the first sentence should read as follows:
Undead and constructs are immune to this aura.
Page 85: Justicator
When using its smite chaos ability, a justicator gains a
bonus on its attack roll equal to its Charisma modifier
and a bonus on the damage roll equal to its Hit Dice.
Page 87: Kenku
Changes to the stat block for the kenku sneak:
Attack: Claw –1 melee (1d3–1) or short sword –1
melee (1d6–1/19–20) or sap –1 melee (1d6–1 nonlethal)
or shortbow +3 ranged (1d6–1/x3)
Full Attack: 2 claws –1 melee (1d3–1) or short sword –
1 melee (1d6–1/19–20) or sap –1 melee (1d6–1
nonlethal) or shortbow +3 ranged (1d6–1/x3)
Page 90: Lhosk
Changes to the stat block for the lhosk:
Attack: Spear +7 melee (2d6+14/x3)*
Full Attack: Spear +7/+2 melee (2d6+4/x3)* and bite
+2 melee (1d6+6)* or 2 slams +7 melee (1d6+8)* and
bite +2 melee (1d6+6)*
Page 92: Living Spell, Glitterfire
Changes to the stat block for the glitterfire:
Armor Class: 13 (+3 deflection), touch 13, flat-footed
13
Page 97: Lizardfolk, Poison Dusk
Changes to the stat block for the poison dusk lizardfolk:
Hit Dice: 1d8+1 (9 hp)
Changes to the stat block for the poison dusk lizardfolk
lieutenant:
Initiative: +7
Attack: Claw +7 melee (1d3+2) or longspear +7 melee
(1d6+3/x3) or masterwork longbow +9 ranged (1d6/x3)
or bola +8 ranged (1d3+2 nonlethal or ranged trip)
Full Attack: Claw +7 melee (1d3+2) and bite +5 melee
(1d3+1) or longspear +7 melee (1d6+3/x3) and bite +2
melee (1d3) or masterwork longbow +7/+7 ranged
(1d6/x3) or bola +8 ranged (1d3+2 nonlethal or ranged
trip)
Replace the poison dusk lizardfolk lieutenant’s magic
fang spell with the longstrider spell.
Page 98: Lumi
The lumi and the lumi crusader both have the
extraplanar subtype.
Changes to the stat block for the lumi crusader:
Special Attacks: Spells, spell-like abilities, turn undead
8/day (+1, 2d6+7, 6th)
Saves: Fort +15, Ref +4, Will +13
The lumi crusader has the following typical cleric spells
prepared: 5/6/5/4. The save DC is 15 + spell level, not
13 + spell level. Give the crusader a second divine favor
spell.

Page 101: Mastadon
Changes to the stat block for the mastadon:
Full Attack: Slam +20 melee (2d8+11) and 2 stamps
+15 melee (2d6+5); or gore +20 melee (3d8+16)
Page 107: Mivilorn
The mivilorn is native to Pandemonium, not Acheron as
sometimes indicated.
Changes to the stat block for the mivilorn elite demon
warmount:
Initiative: +0
Speed: 30 ft. in splint mail barding (6 squares), base
speed 40 ft.
Attack: Bite +25 melee (6d6+33/19–20 plus 2d4 acid)*
Full Attack: Bite +25 melee (6d6+33/19–20 plus 2d4
acid)*
Abilities: Wis 17
Also, the DCs for the elite demon warmount’s breath
weapon and charging bite abilities should be 25, not 26.
Page 108: Necronaut
Replace the Improved Natural Weapon (slam) feat with
Improved Natural Attack (slam).
Pages 110–111: Night Twist
Remove “Survival +17” from the Skills line of the stat
block.
Also, the range of the night twist’s despair song ability
is 50 feet per HD, not 5 miles per HD.
Changes to the stat block for the ancient night twist:
Advancement: 26–48 HD (Huge)
In the Combat section of the ancient night twist, delete
the sentence: It summons plants to its aid if faced with
superior numbers. The ancient night twist does not have
the ability to summon plants.
Pages 112–113: Nycter
Changes to the stat block for the nycter defender of the
cave:
Initiative: +5
Armor Class: 20 (+1 size, +1 Dex, +3 natural armor,
+3 hide armor, +2 masterwork heavy wooden shield),
touch 12, flat-footed 19
Attack: +1 scimitar +8 melee (1d4+1/18–20) or bite +8
melee (1d4) or +1 sling +9 ranged (1d3+1)
Full Attack: +1 scimitar +8/+3 melee (1d4+1/18–20)
or bite +8 melee (1d4) or +1 sling +9 ranged (1d3+1)
Feats: Alertness, Improved Initiative, Weapon Finesse
Pages 114–115: Odopi
Changes to the stat block for the elder odopi:
Base Attack/Grapple: +22/+45
Page 117: Ogre, Skullcrusher
Changes to the stat block for the skullcrusher ogre
sergeant:
Initiative: +1
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Attack: Bastard sword +18 melee (2d8+9/17–20) or
shield bash +17 melee (1d8+4) or lance +17 melee
(2d6+13/x3) or rock +10 ranged (2d6+9)
Full Attack: Bastard sword +14/+9 melee (2d8+9/17–
20) and shield bash +13 melee (1d8+4) or lance
+17/+12 melee (2d6+13/x3) or rock +10 ranged
(2d6+9)
Saves: Fort +15, Ref +5, Will +5
Page 118: Omnimental
The omnimental’s blindsight ability has a range of 120
feet.
Pages 119: Otyugh, Lifeleech
Changes to the stat block for the lifeleech otyugh:
Speed: 40 ft. (8 squares), climb 20 ft.
Skills: Climb +16, Hide +3*, Jump +12, Listen +10,
Spot +10
Add the following sentence to the Improved Grab
ability description: If it gets a hold, the lifeleech otyugh
can constrict.
Page 120: Petal
Changes to the stat block for the petal:
Attack: Dagger +7 melee (1d2–4/19–20)
Full Attack: Dagger +7 melee (1d2–4/19–20)
Page 122: Phoera
Changes to the stat block for the phoera:
Full Attack: Bite +4 melee (1d6+1 plus 1d6 fire) and
claws +2 melee (1d4 plus 1d6 fire)
Page 124: Plague Brush
Changes to the stat block for the plague brush:
Base Attack: +23/+51
Page 129: Quaraphon
Changes to the stat block for the quaraphon bully:
Armor Class: 23 (–1 size, +1 Dex, +7 natural, +6 +1
breastplate), touch 10, flat-footed 23
Attack: +1 greatclub +15 melee (2d8+17/19–20) or
masterwork composite longbow +12 ranged (2d6+4/x3)
or bite +14 melee (1d8+10)*
Full Attack: +1 greatclub +15/+10/+5 melee
(2d8+17/19–20) and bite +9 melee (1d6+6) and 2
hooves +9 melee (1d6+6)* or masterwork composite
longbow +12/+7/+2 ranged (2d6+4/x3)
Change the feat Improved Natural Weapon (bite) to
Improved Natural Attack (bite).
The quaraphon bully’s rage ability effects the following
statistical changes: AC 21 (touch 8, flat-footed 21); Will
+10.
The quaraphon bully’s improved uncanny dodge is
denied when the creature is attacked by a rogue of 9th
level or higher (not 8th level as indicated).
Changes to the Quaraphon as Characters section:
— +10 Strength, +12 Constitution, –4 Intelligence, +4
Wisdom.
— Racial Skills: A quaraphon’s aberration levels give it
skill points equal to 12 x (2 + Int modifier, minimum 1).
Its class skills are Intimidate, Listen, Spot, and Survival.
— Natural Weapons: Bite (1d6) and 2 hooves (1d6).
Page 131: Rage Drake
Changes to the stat block for the fiendish rage drake:
Initiative: +7
Base Attack: +21/+34
Full Attack: 2 claws +20 melee (1d8+18/19–20)* and
bite +15 melee (2d6+13)*
Saves: Fort +19, Ref +15, Will +13
The fiendish rage drake is missing a feat. It should have
the Great Cleave feat.
The fiendish rage drake’s rage ability effects the
following statistical change: Will +15.
Pages 136–137: Rakshasa, Naztharune
Changes to the stat block for the naztharune rakshasa:
Armor Class: 24 (+5 Dex, +5 natural, +4 mithril shirt),
touch 15, flat-footed 24
Skills: Tumble +19
Delete the following sentence from the naztharune
rakshasa’s sneak attack ability description: This extra
damage is 1d6 points at 1st level, and it increases by
1d6 every two rogue levels thereafter. Replace it with
the following: The naztharune rakshasa’s sneak attack
ability is equivalent to that of a rogue of a level equal to
the creature’s Hit Dice.
Page 139: Redcap
Changes to the stat block for the young redcap:
Attack: Medium scythe +3 melee (2d4+7/x4)* or
Medium sling +5 ranged (1d6+3)
Full Attack: Medium scythe +3 melee (2d4+7/x4)* or
Medium sling +5 ranged (1d6+3)
Skills: Hide +12, Intimidate +8, Listen +8, Move
Silently +8, Spot +8, Survival +8
Pages 143–144: Rot Reaver
Changes to the stat block for the rot reaver:
Special Attacks: Cleaver mastery, rebuke undead 6/day
(+3, 2d6+13, 10th), wound rot
Changes to the stat block for the rot reaver necrothane:
Speed: 20 ft. in full plate (4 squares), climb 15 ft. in full
plate; base speed 30 ft., base climb 20 ft.
Special Attacks: Cleaver mastery, rebuke undead
11/day (+4, 2d6+24, 20th), wound rot
Page 145: Runehound
Changes to the stat block for the runehound:
Attack: Bite +8 melee (2d6+7) or vile spew +5 ranged
touch (see text)
Full Attack: Bite +8 melee (2d6+7) or vile spew +5
ranged touch (see text)
Page 146: Salt Mummy
Changes to the stat block for the salt mummy:
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Hit Dice: 12d12 plus 36 (114 hp)
Armor Class: 18 (–1 Dex, +9 natural), touch 9, flat-
footed 18
Base Attack/Grapple: +6/+14
Page 149: Seryulin
Changes to the stat block for the seryulin:
Environment: Aquatic
Changes to the stat block for the greater seryulin:
Initiative: +5
Speed: 50 ft. (10 squares), swim 50 ft.
Environment: Aquatic
Also, the great seryulin is missing a feat. It should have
Improved Overrun.
Page 153: Shredstorm
Changes to the stat block for the shredstorm:
Speed: Fly 90 ft. (perfect) (18 squares)
In the Combat section, the text says that the shredstorm
deals 4d6 points of damage plus 2d6 points of
electricity damage; it should deal 3d6 points of damage
instead of 4d6 points of damage.
Pages 154–155: Shrieking Terror
The shrieking terror’s kiss special ability has an attack
bonus of +15, not +12 as indicated in the ability’s
description.
A shrieking terror can never have more than twice its
normal number of heads at any one time.
Changes to the stat block for the ten-headed shrieking
terror:
Skills: Hide +2, Listen +7, Move Silently +5, Spot +21
Lastly, replace the ten-headed terror’s Weapon Finesse
feat with Alertness.
Page 157: Siege Crab
Changes to the stat block for the siege crab:
Armor Class: 37 (–4 size, –2 Dex, +23 natural, +10
deflection), touch 14, flat-footed 37
Changes to the stat block for the greater siege crab:
Attack: Claw +30 melee (2d10+14)
Full Attack: 4 claws +30 melee (2d10+14)
Delete the bonus Cleave feat from the siege crab’s and
greater siege crab’s list of feats.
Page 159: Slaughterstone Behemoth
Changes to the stat block for the slaughterstone
behemoth:
Initiative: +0
Speed: 20 ft. (4 squares)
Page 160: Slaughterstone Eviscerator
Changes to the stat block for the slaughterstone
eviscerator:
Initiative: +0
Base Attack: +11/+24
Attack: +2 adamantine blade +21 melee (2d8+11/18–
20/x3)
Full Attack: 4 +2 adamantine blades +21 melee
(2d8+11/18–20/x3)
Page 165: Splinterwaif
Changes to the stat block for the splinterwaif:
Skills: Hide +20
Changes to the stat block for the splinterwaif knave:
Skills: Hide +24
Pages 166–167: Ssvaklor
Changes to the stat block for the greater ssvaklor:
Skills: Disguise +1 (+3 acting), Intimidate +3
Advancement: 31–45 HD (Huge)
Changes to the psi-like abilities of the psionic greater
ssvaklor: aversion (duration 21 hours, DC 19*),
entangling ectoplasm (affects any size creature), id
insinuation (affects up to 7 creatures, no two of which
can be more than 15 feet apart; DC 19*).
Page 171: Swamp Strider Swarm
Changes to the stat block for the swamp strider swarm:
Skills: Hide +17*, Spot +4
Page 174: Topiary Guardian, Triceratops
Changes to the stat block for the triceratops topiary
guardian:
Challenge Rating: 12
Page 175: Topiary Guardian
In the Construction rules, the rare tinctures and oils
used in the creation of a topiary guardian should be
factored into its price: 20,800 gp (Medium), 62,400 gp
(Large), 119,600 gp (Huge).
Add the following section to the Alternative Topiary
Guardians section:
Armor Class: A topiary guardian has a natural armor
bonus based on its size: Tiny or smaller +0, Small +2,
Medium +4, Large +6, Huge +9, Gargantuan or larger
+12.
Page 176: Trilloch
Changes to the stat block for the trilloch:
Base Attack/Grapple: +8/—
Replace the trilloch’s 11 ranks of Move Silently with 11
ranks of Sense Motive (+15 bonus total).
Also, the trilloch’s control rage ability has a DC of 18,
not 19 as indicated in the description of the ability.
Page 178: Troll, Crystalline
Changes to the Crystalline Trolls as Characters section:
— Natural Weapons: 2 claws (1d6) and bite (1d6).
Page 179: Troll, Forest
Changes to the stat block for the forest troll:
Attack: Claw +6 melee (1d4+3 plus poison) or javelin
+6 ranged (1d6+3 plus poison)
Page 181: Troll, War
Changes to the stat block for the war troll:
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Hit Dice: 12d8+108 (162 hp)
Base Attack/Grapple: +12/+26
Attack: Masterwork greatsword +23 melee
(3d6+15/19–20) or bite +21 melee (1d8+10) or
masterwork composite longbow (+10 Str bonus) +15
ranged (2d6+10/x3)
Full Attack: Masterwork greatsword +23/+18/+13
melee (3d6+15/19–20) and bite +19 melee (1d6+5); or
2 claws +21 melee (1d8+10) and bite +19 melee
(1d6+5); or masterwork composite longbow (+10 Str
bonus) +15/+10/+5 ranged (2d6+10/x3)
Page 183: Vasuthant
The range of the vasuthant’s and horrific vasuthant’s
blindsight ability is 60 feet.
Changes to the stat block for the horrific vasuthant:
Armor Class: 24 (–2 size, +6 Dex, +10 natural), touch
14, flat-footed 18
Base Attack/Grapple: +12/+35
Advancement: 26–34 HD (Gargantuan); 35–48 HD
(Colossal)
Vasuthants in Eberron have the extraplanar subtype.
Page 184: Vermin Lord
Changes to the stat block for the vermin lord:
Armor Class: 30 (–1 size, +5 Dex, +11 natural, +4 +1
studded leather, +1 masterwork buckler), touch 14, flat-
footed 30
Base Attack/Grapple: +25/+34
Page 187: Voidmind Creature
Changes to the stat block for the voidmind grimlock:
Attack: Battleaxe +6 melee (1d8+6/x3) and tentacle +6
melee (1d6+4)
Page 195: Witchknife
Changes to the stat block for the witchknife:
Saves: Fort +4, Ref +9, Will +10
Feats: Ability Focus (command), Great Fortitude,
Improved Initiative, Iron Will
Changes to the stat block for the witchknife captain:
Attack: Masterwork short sword +17 melee
(1d6+1/19–20) or masterwork shortbow +17 ranged
(1d6/x3)
Full Attack: Masterwork short sword +17/+12/+7
melee (1d6+1/19–20) or masterwork shortbow
+17/+12/+7 ranged (1d6/x3)
Saves: Fort +4, Ref +9, Will +10
Feats: Ability Focus (command), Great Fortitude,
Improved Initiative, Iron Will, Weapon Finesse
Changes to the Witchknives as Characters section:
— Weapon and Armor Proficiency: A witchknife is
automatically proficient with all simple weapons, light
armor, and shields (except for tower shields).
Page 197: Woodling
Additions to the stat block for the woodling monitor
lizard:
Treasure: None Delete sentence 2.
Alignment: Always neutral Add the following text to the body of the ability
Changes to the stat block for Autumn, the woodling description:
druid: A true seeing spell or ability reveals the creature’s
Attack: +1 scimitar +9 melee (1d6+2/18–20) or slam natural form. A creature using change shape reverts to
+7 melee (1d6+1) its natural form when killed, but separated body parts
Skills: Hide +2*, Move Silently +2* retain their shape. A creature cannot use change shape
*Autumn gains a +4 bonus on Hide and Move Silently to take the form of a creature with a template.
checks in aboveground natural environments. Replace Line 2 of the changes with the following text:
Changes to the stat block for Autumn’s dire wolverine —The creature loses the natural weapons and
animal companion: CR —; Init +4; Base Atk +5; Grp movement modes of its original form, as well as any
+15; Atk +10 melee (1d8+6, claw); Full Atk +10 melee extraordinary special attacks of its original form not
(1d8+6, 2 claws) and +5 melee (1d8+3, bite); SV Fort derived from class levels (such as the barbarian’s rage
+9, Ref +9, Will +6; Listen +8, Spot +8; Improved class feature).
Natural Attack (claw). Replace Line 6 of the changes with the following text:
—The creature retains its HD, hit points, base attack
Pages 200–204: Yugoloth bonus, and base save bonuses.
The summon yugoloth ability possessed by the canoloth, Add the following text to the end of the entry.
mezzoloth, nycaloth, and ultroloth is a spell-like ability. —Any gear worn or carried by the creature that can’t be
worn or carried in its new form instead falls to the
Page 201: Yugoloth, Mezzoloth ground in its space. If the creature changes size, any
Changes to the stat block for the mezzoloth:
gear it wears or carries that can be worn or carried in its
Armor Class: 21 (+1 Dex, +8 natural, +2 heavy steel
new form changes size to match the new size.
shield), touch 11, flat-footed 20
(Nonhumanoid-shaped creatures can’t wear armor
Skills: Hide +12, Move Silently +12 designed for humanoid-shaped creatures, and vice-
Page 203: Yugoloth, Nycaloth versa.) Gear returns to normal size if dropped.
Changes to the stat block for the nycaloth:
Base Attack/Grapple: +14/+23
Changes to the stat block for the nycaloth commander:
Speed: 30 ft. (6 squares) in +2 breastplate, fly 60 ft.
(good); base speed 40 ft., base fly 90 ft. (good)
Armor Class: 33 (–2 size, +2 Dex, +7 +2 breastplate,
+16 natural), touch 10, flat-footed 31
Full Attack: +2 greataxe +30/+25/+20/+15 melee
(4d6+18/19–20/x3)* and 2 claws +22 melee (1d8+6
plus bleeding wounds)* or 4 claws +27 melee (1d8+6
plus bleeding wounds)*
Page 203: Yugoloth, Ultroloth
Changes to the stat block for the ultroloth:
Attack: +3 longsword +22 melee (1d8+4/19–20) or ray
+22 ranged touch (as spell)
Full Attack: +3 longsword +22/+17/+12/+7 melee
(1d8+4/19–20) or ray +22 ranged touch (as spell)
Skills: Concentration +26 (+30 casting defensively)
Page 204: Yugoloth, Ultroloth
In the list of spell-like abilities, replace alter self with
disguise self (DC 15).
Page 205: Zezir
The save DC for the zezir’s flammable spray ability
should be 20, not 18 as indicated in the ability’s
description.
Zezirs in Eberron have the extraplanar subtype.
Page 209: Change Shape
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When the text within a product contradicts itself, our
general policy is that the primary source (actual rules
text) is correct and any secondary reference (such as
in a table or a monster’s statistics block) is incorrect.
Exceptions to the rule will be called out specifically.
Updated information is shaded like this.
p. 11, Table 1–2: Crane and sparrow hengeyokai
should list (average) after the fly speeds.
p. 13, Table 1–3: Hengeyokai Animal Forms: The
AC for a dog should be 15 (+1 size, +3 Dex, +1
natural).
p. 25–26, Shugenja Class Features, Spells: The
second paragraph gives the example of Kitsu Mari
knowing burning hands. Change to sleep in both
places.
p. 30, Wu Jen Characteristics: Delete the first
sentence. Change the second sentence to read: As
with wizards, the wu jen's spells are her primary
class feature.
p. 30, Elemental Mastery: Replace with new text
below:
Elemental Mastery: The spells of a wu jen are
divided into five elemental groups: earth, fire, metal,
water, and wood. At 6th level, instead of receiving a
spell secret, a wu jen can proclaim herself a master
of one of these five elements. Thereafter, whenever a
wu jen casts a spell of that element, the saving throw
DC is increased by 2, while the wu jen herself gets a
+2 competence bonus on saving throws against
spells of that element. This bonus stacks with the
bonus conferred by the Spell Focus feat. Certain
spells on the wu jen spell list are designated "All";
this means they belong to all elemental groups, and a
wu jen who is a master of any element gains the
mastery bonuses with respect to those spells.
Also, move this paragraph to after the Spell
Secret paragraph and before the Spellsbooks
paragraph.
Finally, on Table 2-7, replace "spell secret" at 6th
level with "Elemental mastery".
p. 35, Special mount table: The HD at 4th–6th should
be 8d8+24, not 8d8+32.
p. 35, Battle Maiden Requirements, Skills: Change
Handle Animal to 5 ranks instead of 10.
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p. 36, 1st paragraph: In the second sentence, replace
"when fighting from horseback" with "when she
begins a combat mounted on a horse."
p. 36, Bear Warrior Class Skills: Replace: "Ride
(Dex)" with "Spot (Wis)".
p. 36, Bear Form: After "At 1st level," add "as a full-
round action". After that sentence, add the sentence:
"The bear warrior can use this spell-like ability while
raging despite it requiring concentration."
p. 38, Enchanted Blade III: Add ", or one enchanted
blade I ability and one enchanted blade II ability" to
the sentence that begins: "Alternatively, he can add .
.."
p. 38:Change the blade dancer alignment
requirement to: "any nonchaotic."
p. 39, Weapon and Armor Proficiency: Replace
"They are not proficient" with "They gain no
proficiency".
p. 40, Root the Mountain: Change "4th level" to "3rd
level".
p. 41, Hitsu-Do: Insert "fire" so the phrase reads: "an
extra 1d6 points of fire damage per attack".
p. 42, One Strike, Two Cuts: After the first sentence,
add "The character makes the second attack at a –5
penalty from her base attack bonus."
p. 50. Tattooed monk, Crab tattoo. Add "whichever
is less," to the second sentence so that it reads: This
damage reduction is negated . . . than the tattooed
monk's Constitution bonus (if any) or +5, whichever
is less, by magical attacks, or by energy attacks.
p. 58–59: Strike the sentence that crosses the page,
"Your extra damage is halved, just like your ordinary
damage."
p. 62 and 64, For the Pain Touch, Falling Star Strike,
and Freezing the Lifeblood feats, add the following
sentence to the end of the entry: Using this feat uses
up one of your stunning attacks for the day (either a
monk stunning attack or a use of the Stunning Fist
feat).
p. 63, Insert the following feat in alphabetical order.
GREAT THROW [GENERAL]
1
You can throw your opponents to the ground,
choosing where they land and dealing damage in the
process.
Prerequisites: Improved Unarmed Strike,
Dexterity 13+, Dodge, Improved Trip, Combat
Reflexes.
Benefit: When you make a successful unarmed
trip attack against a creature no larger than your own
size, you can choose where the creature lands, within
the area you threaten. In addition, you deal your
normal unarmed strike damage to the opponent. The
creature's movement does not provoke attacks of
opportunity, no matter how far you move it. When
you use this option, however, you cannot make a
follow-up melee attack using the Improved Trip feat.
p. 63–4, Karmic Strike: Change the phrase in the last
sentence from "these special attacks of opportunity"
to: "a karmic strike".
p. 71, Chijiriki: Change: "you can drop the chain" to
"you can drop the chijiriki".
p. 72, Fukimi-bari, kawanaga (table entries): Delete
the delta symbols from these weapons.
p. 76, Kappa Shell shield. Change the weight entry to
20 lb.
p. 82, Example: Change Kakita Kudako from a
Sam5/iaijutsu master 7, to a Sam6/iaijutsu master 6.
p. 84, "Class Abbreviations" Add: "Maho (maho
tsukai) see page 237" after the colon and before the
Shaman entry.
p. 85, (8th-level Shaman Spells) Greater Spirit Ally.
Add an asterisk after the y.
p. 88, Change the single-sentence description of the
magic stone spell (under Stone Domain Spells) to
read: "Three stones gain +1 attack, deal 1d6+1
damage."
p. 92, (Tamori School spells): "Magic Stone" see
above.
p. 93, (2nd Level Sohei Spells): Change remove
paralysis description to match that of p. 90, 1st-
Level Shugenja Spells, Water.
p. 99, Commune with Lesser Spirit spell: Add the
following to the second sentence after: "…through
the trance spell)": "or a Knowledge (spirits) check
with a DC 10 + the Hit Dice of the spirit".
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p. 102, Elemental Burst, first paragraph: "composed
of one of the five elements (wood, fire, water, stone,
or air)" should be "composed of one of the five
elements (wood, fire, water, stone, or metal)"
p. 108, Lightning Blade
Casting Time: Change "10 minutes" to "1 action"
Duration: Change "1 minute" to "1 minute/level"
Second paragraph, 1st sentence: Change "(maximum
10d6)" to "(maximum 5d6)"
p. 109, Magic Circle Against Taint
3rd paragraph, 1st sentence: Change "(…third
function of protection from evil)" to "(…third
function of protection from Taint)"
p. 109, Melt
3rd sentence: Change: "…cold creatures take 2
points of damage per caster level (maximum 10
points)" to "…cold creatures take 1d4 points of
damage per caster level (maximum 5d4 points)"
p. 110, Mental Strength
Change "Enchantment (Compulsion) [Mind-
Affecting]" to "Abjuration"
1st paragraph: Change: "…+8 resistance bonus…" to
"…+4 resistance bonus…"
p. 110, Minute Form
Duration: Change "1 minute" to "1 minute/level"
p. 112, Scales of the Lizard
Duration: Change "2 rounds/level" to "1
minute/level"
p. 113, Snake Barrier
Duration: Change "3 rounds/level" to "1
minute/level"
p. 115, Steam Breath
Change Material Component from: "A glowing piece
of charcoal…" to "A piece of charcoal…"
p. 116, Swim
Duration: Change "3 rounds/level" to "10
minutes/level"
p. 116, Sword of Darkness
1st paragraph, 4th sentence: Change "The blade
attacks with your base attack bonus…" to "The
sword performs a melee touch attack with your base
attack bonus…"
Material Component: Change "A katana or long
sword worth at least 100 gp, which is shattered
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against a stone while casting the spell." to "A
miniature sword worth at least 100 gp, which is
shattered by the casting of the spell."
p. 118, Wall of Bones
Duration: Change "10 minutes" to "10 minutes/level"
p. 122, Armor Special Abilities, Presence
Market Price: Change "+2 bonus" to "+8,000 gp"
p. 123, Table 8–5
Change Presence from "+2 bonus" to "+8,000 gp"
and rebuild table accordingly
p. 126, Magic Weapon Special Abilities Description,
Honorable
1st paragraph: Change "…nongood and nonlawful
alignment, creatures with…" to "…nongood and
nonlawful alignment (CE, CN, N, and NE), creatures
with…"
p. 127, Tainted Weapon property:
Replace the text with the following:
Caster Level: 7th; Prerequisites: Craft Magic Arms
and Armor, cloud of taint, creator must have a Taint
score of 6 or higher; Market Price: +2 bonus.
p. 129, Table 8–18
Change this table to the following:
Rokugan Non-Rokugan Type
d% d%
01–15 01–50 Arcane (sorcerer
or wu jen)
— 51–85 Divine (shaman
or sohei)
16–100 86–100 Divine
(shugenja)
p. 137, Table 8–26: Change price for Sandals [boots]
of striding and springing to 6,000 gp.
p. 138, Wings of flying should cost 22,000 gp, which
would move them onto Table 8–27.
p. 140, Kimono of storing: Insert after "to be held in
one hand,": While stored, the item has negligible
weight.
p. 142, Obsidian, second paragraph: Insert before the
last sentence ("If the character fails five saving
throws..."): "Each bout of madness lasts 8 hours, but
if..."
p. 144, Monster Manual Monsters:
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Celestial, Avoral (Gandharva): Add at the end:
"Gandharvas have the spirit type modifier."
Dire Wolf, Celestial and Dire Lion, Celestial (Foo
Creatures): Add at the end: "Both types of foo
creatures have the spirit type modifier."
p. 145, Planetouched, Aasimar (Rishi): Add at the
end: "Rishis have the spirit type modifier."
p. 146, Bajang: In the Alternate Form special quality,
delete “as if using polymorph self.”
p. 146, Bakemono: Fort save should be +3.
p. 147, Bisan: In the second paragraph of text,
replace polymorph self with alternate form.
Remove polymorph self from spell-like abilities.
Add the following entry:
Alternate Form (Su): A bisan can assume the form
of an insect of any size up to Large.
p. 148, Bog Hag: Change Alternate Form to Disguise
Form.
Change the first sentence of the Alternate Form
ability to the following text: “A bog hag can alter its
appearance as if using the disguise self spell, except
that this is not an illusory effect, but a minor physical
alteration of the bog hag’s facial features, skin color
and texture, and size, within the limits described for
the spell.”
p. 148, Buso, Tigbanua: Ref save should be +8
p. 151, Doc cu'o'c, Spell-Like Abilities: The oath
spell got cut from the book. Replace oath* with
lesser geas.
p. 152, Dokufu, Implant Eggs: Add at the end: "A
remove disease spell rids a victim of the eggs, as
does a successful Heal check (DC 20) by someone
with that skill. If the check fails, the healer can try
again, but each attempt (successful or not) deals 1d4
points of damage to the patient." (from the xill entry
in the MM) Remove the last sentence of the
Alternate Form special ability.
p. 154, Dragon, Lung: Delete the second sentence of
the Alternate Form special quality.
p. 154, Dragon, Chiang Lung: Remove polymorph
self from spell-like abilities.
p. 164, Jiki-Ketsu-Gaki: Bite damage should be
1d6+2, not 1d6.
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p. 167, Hannya: Remove polymorph self from spell-
like abilities.
Add the following entry:
Change Shape (Su): A hannya can assume the form
of any Small or Medium humanoid.
p. 168, Hengeyokai: In the first paragraph of the
Alternate Form special ability, delete “This ability
functions like the polymorph other spell, but”.
In the second paragraph, remove the second
sentence.
In the third paragraph, remove sentences 4 and 5.
p. 170, Ki-rin: Change its CR to 29
p. 172, Mamono: Remove the alter self supernatural
ability.
Add the following entry:
Change Shape (Su): A mamono can assume the
form of any Small or Medium humanoid.
p. 174, Naga: In the alternate form special ability,
delete “as if using the polymorph self spell.”
p. 175, Cobra nagas: Add to the end of the Spells
paragraph: "A carved pearl used as a focus is worth
25 gp and a carved pearl used as a scroll is worth 10
gp after the spell is cast from it (and the carving
disappears)."
p. 176, Nat, Einsaung: Remove polymorph self from
spell-like abilities.
Add the following entry:
Alternate Form (Su): An einsaung nat can assume
the form of any Tiny or Small animal or humanoid.
p. 177, Hkum yeng nat, Spell-Like Abilities: Replace
oath* with lesser geas.
p. 181, Oni, Shadowlands: Delete the second
sentence of the Alternate Form special quality.
p. 181, Add a new paragraph to the Combat section:
Fear Aura: Subjects that make their saving
throws against this ability are immune to that oni's
aura for one day.
p. 182, Haino no oni: Change the Climb skill
modifier to +11.
p. 186, Yattoko no oni: improved grab: it transfers a
creature to its mouth as a partial action. Change
"partial action" to: "move-equivalent action".
p. 193, Tako: Change this creature's CR 2 to CR 3.
p. 193, Tasloi, Add the Organization entry: "Solitary,
clutch (2–12), band (10–100 plus 30%
noncombatants plus 1 4th-level fighter, 1 3rd-level
shaman, and 2–8 spider eaters)"
p. 198, Tsuno: Fear Cone: Add to the end of the
paragraph: "A tsuno can use this ability three times
per day."
p. 199, Wang-Liang: Remove alter self from spell-
like abilities.
Add the following entry:
Change Shape (Su): A wang-liang can assume the
form of any Small, Medium, or Large humanoid or
giant.
p. 231, Add Balance (Dex) to list of Mantis
Mercenary skills.

p. 179–180, Common Oni: Spit copper attack: Add

to the end of the paragraph: "A copper globule is
worth 1d4 gp and weighs 2d4 pounds."

p. 180, Oni, Go-zu: Remove polymorph self from

spell-like abilities.
Add the following entry:
Change Shape (Su): A go-zu oni can assume the
form of any Small or Medium humanoid.

p. 180, Oni, Me-zu: On the list of prepared spells,

replace polymorph other with shout.
Remove polymorph self from spell-like abilities.
Add the following entry:
Change Shape (Su): A me-zu oni can assume the
form of any Small or Medium humanoid.

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Page 13: Table 1–2: Human Regions
Please add the following regions to the table.
Region: Nimbral
Recommended Subraces: Halruaan
Automatic Languages: Halruaan
Bonus Languages: Chultan, Dambrathan, Durpari,
Halfling, Midani, Tashalan
Favored Deities: Azuth, Cyric, Mystra
Regional Feats: Arcane Schooling, Magical Training,
Saddleback, Spellwise
Bonus Equipment: (A) Scroll of invisibility and 6 1st-
level arcane spells, or (B) Wand of silent image (CL 1st,
20 charges)
Region: Samarach
Recommended Subraces: Chultan, Tashalan
Automatic Languages: Chultan
Bonus Languages: Draconic, Dwarven, Goblin,
Tashalan, Yuan-ti
Favored Deities: Kossuth, Lathander, Malar, Set,
Sharess, Ubtao
Regional Feats: Foe Hunter, Militia, Snake Blood
Bonus Equipment: (A) Scimitar* or composite
shortbow*, or (B) potion of bear’s endurance
Region: Tharsult
Recommended Subraces: Calishite, Shaaran
Automatic Languages: Alzhedo
Bonus Languages: Aquan, Chultan, Halfling, Tashalan,
Yuan-ti
Favored Deities: Ilmater, Selûne, Shar, Tyr, Valkur,
Waukeen
Regional Feats: Mercantile Background, Silver Palm,
Snake Blood, Stormheart
Bonus Equipment: (A) Cutlass* or blade boot*, or (B)
studded leather armor* and potion of blur
Region: Thindol
Recommended Subraces: Chultan, Tashalan
Automatic Languages: Tashalan
Bonus Languages: Chultan, Dwarven, Goblin, Shaaran,
Yuan-ti
Favored Deities: Lathander, Lliira, Malar, Savras, Set,
Tymora
Regional Feats: Fleet of Foot, Foe Hunter, Militia,
Snake Blood, Tireless
Bonus Equipment: (A) Cutlass* or blade boot*, or (B)
studded leather armor* and potion of blur
Region: Underdark (Old Shanatar)
Recommended Subraces: Calishite, Tethyrian
Automatic Languages: Dwarven
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Bonus Languages: Aquan, Alzhedo, Chondathan, Elven,
Undercommon
Favored Deities: Grumbar, Mask, Shar, Shaundakul,
Talona, Talos
Regional Feats: Dauntless, Resist Poison, Swift and
Silent
Bonus Equipment: (A) Battle axe* or dagger*, or (B)
chain shirt*
Page 20: Table 1–3: Dwarf Regions
Delete the following regional feat from the Regional
Feats column of the Underdark (Northdark) region:
Daylight Adaptation. The feat Daylight Adaptation is no
longer a regional feat.
Page 20: Table 1–3: Dwarf Regions
Please add the following region to the table.
Region: Underdark (Earthroot)
Recommended Subraces: Shield dwarf
Automatic Languages: Dwarven, Undercommon
Bonus Languages: Elven, Giant, Goblin, Orc, Terran
Favored Deities: Moradin
Regional Feats: Blooded, Bullheaded, Dauntless
Bonus Equipment: (A) Battleaxe* or light crossbow*, or
(B) potion of cure moderate wounds and scale mail*
Page 22: Table 1–4: Elf Regions
Delete the following regional feat from the Regional
Feats column of the Cormanthor Drow region: Daylight
Adaptation. The feat Daylight Adaptation is no longer a
regional feat.
Page 22: Table 1–4: Elf Regions
Please add the following region to the table.
Region: The Outer Sea
Recommended Subraces: Aquatic elf
Automatic Languages: Aquan, elven
Bonus Languages: Alzhedo, Chondathan, Draconic,
Illuskan
Favored Deities: Deep Sashelas
Regional Feats: Blooded, Survivor
Bonus Equipment: (A) Trident* or dagger*, or (B)
potion of cure moderate wounds and studded leather
armor*
Page 25: Table 1–6, Half-Elf Regions
Please add the following region to the table.
Region: The High Forest
Recommended Subraces: Half-moon elf, half-wood elf
Automatic Languages: Elven, Illuskan
Bonus Languages: Chondathan, Giant, Goblin, Orc,
Sylvan
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Favored Deities: Lurue, Mielikki, Rillifane Rallathil,
Silvanus
Regional Feats: Fleet of Foot, Forester, Treetopper
Bonus Equipment: (A) Composite longbow* or
longsword*, or (B) potion of cure moderate wounds and
studded leather armor*
Page 26: Table 1–7, Halfling Regions
Please add the following regions to the table.
Region: Amn
Recommended Subraces: Lightfoot halfling
Automatic Languages: Chondathan
Bonus Languages: Alzhedo, Draconic, Giant, Illuskan,
Orc
Favored Deities: Halfling pantheon
Regional Feats: Cosmopolitan, Mercantile Background,
Silver Palm, Street Smart
Bonus Equipment: (A) Light crossbow* or dagger*, or
(B) potion of cure moderate wounds and studded leather
armor*
Region: Calimshan
Recommended Subraces: Lightfoot or strongheart
halfling
Automatic Languages: Alzhedo
Bonus Languages: Auran, Chondathan, Draconic,
Ignan, Shaaran
Favored Deities: Brandobaris
Regional Feats: Mercantile Background, Street Smart
Bonus Equipment: (A) Scimitar* or dagger*, or (B)
potion of levitate and 3 thunderstones
Region: The North
Recommended Subraces: Lightfoot Halfling
Automatic Languages: Illuskan
Bonus Languages: Chondathan, Dwarven, Elven, Giant,
Orc
Favored Deities: Halfling pantheon
Regional Feats: Foe Hunter, Swift and Silent
Bonus Equipment: (A) Composite longbow* or
shortsword*, or (B) chain shirt*
Page 27: Table 1–8: Half-Orc Regions
Delete the following regional feat from the Regional
Feats column of the Chessenta, The Hordelands, The
North, and Thesk regions: Daylight Adaptation. The
feat Daylight Adaptation is no longer a regional feat.
Page 29: Table 1–9, Planetouched Regions
Please add the following regions to the table.
Region: Impiltur
Recommended Subraces: Tiefling
Automatic Languages: Damaran
Bonus Languages: Abyssal, Aglarondan, Chessentan,
Chondathan, Dwarven, Goblin, Turmic
Favored Deities: Bane, Cyric, Ilmater, Tymora,
Waukeen
Regional Feats: Dreadful Wrath, Thug
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Bonus Equipment: (A) Bastard sword* or morningstar*
or (B) thieves’ tools* and studded leather armor*
Region: Silver Marches
Recommended Subraces: Tiefling
Automatic Languages: Illuskan
Bonus Languages: Abyssal, Chondathan, Dwarven,
Elven, Giant, Goblin, Orc
Favored Deities: Bane, Cyric, Lathander, Oghma,
Silvanus, Talos
Regional Feats: Dreadful Wrath, Thug
Bonus Equipment: (A) Longsword* or rapier*, or (B)
2nd-level spell scroll (arcane or divine) and studded
leather armor*
Region: Western Heartlands
Recommended Subraces: Tiefling
Automatic Languages: Chondathan
Bonus Languages: Alzhedo, Elven, Giant, Goblin,
Infernal, Orc
Favored Deities: Bane, Cyric, Lathander, Mask, Oghma,
Tempus
Regional Feats: Dreadful Wrath, Street Smart, Thug
Bonus Equipment: (A) Bastard sword* or greatsword*,
or (B) potion of lesser restoration
Page 28: Other Racial Regions
Remove the Cormanthyr entry from the description of
regions.
Add the following to the description of regions.
Delimbiyr Vale: The fey’ri haunt the upper reaches of
the Delimbiyr Vale, lurking in secret lairs in the nearby
High Forest.
Page 30: Table 1–10, Regions for Other
Races
Please add the following regions to the table.
Region: Delimbiyr Vale
Recommended Subraces: Fey’ri
Automatic Languages: Elven
Bonus Languages: Abyssal, Chondathan, Dwarven,
Giant, Illuskan
Favored Deities: Ghaunadaur, Shevarash
Regional Feats: Blooded, Magic in the Blood
Bonus Equipment: (A) Longsword* or dagger* or (B)
chain shirt*
Region: The Far Hills
Recommended Subraces: Kir-lanan
Automatic Languages: Kir-lanan
Bonus Languages: Abyssal, Chondathan, Draconic,
Giant, Infernal, Orc
Favored Deities: None
Regional Feats: Dreadful Wrath, Magic in the Blood
Bonus Equipment: (A) Longspear* or spiked chain*, or
(B) chain shirt*
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Region: The High Forest
Recommended Subraces: Centaur
Automatic Languages: Sylvan
Bonus Languages: Chondathan, Draconic, Elven, Giant,
Illuskan, Orc
Favored Deities: Lurue, Mielikki, Rillifane Rallathil,
Silvanus
Regional Feats: Forester, Furious Charge
Bonus Equipment: (A) Composite long bow* or
greatclub*, or (B) Studded leather armor*
Page 31: Table 1–10: Regions for Other
Races
Delete the following regional feat from the Regional
Feats column of the Underdark (Sloopdilmonpolop)
region: Daylight Adaptation. The feat Daylight
Adaptation is no longer a regional feat.
Page 33: Arcane Schooling [Regional] Feat
Add the following paragraph to the end of the feat
description, under the indented Special header:
If you are a specialist wizard and you choose either
sorcerer or wizard as the selected class for this feat, you
may activate spell-trigger items of your opposing
school.
Page 34: Table 1–14: Feats
Add the following line to the table, before the Delay
Spell feat line:
Feat Name Prerequisite Benefit
Daylight — Ignore vulnerability to sunlight
Adaptation or bright light.
Page 35: Blooded [Regional] Feat
Add fey’ri (Delimbiyr Vale) to the Prerequisite section.
Page 36: Table 1–15: Regional Feats
Strike Daylight Adaptation from the list of regional
feats.
Page 37: Dauntless [Regional] Feat
Add Human (Old Shanatar) to the Prerequisite section.
Page 37: Daylight Adaptation [Regional]
Feat
Daylight Adaptation is no longer a regional feat. The
Prerequisites section the Special section at the end
should be ignored and deleted.
Page 38: Dreadful Wrath [Regional] Feat
Add kir-lanan (Far Hills) to the Prerequisite section.
Page 39: Foe Hunter Feat
Add the following paragraph to the end of the feat’s
description:
Special: If you are a ranger with a favored enemy that
matches your Foe Hunter favored enemy, the favored
enemy bonuses stack.
Page 39: Forester [Regional] Feat
Add centaur (High Forest) to the Prerequisite section.
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Page 39: Furious Charge [Regional] Feat
Add centaur (High Forest) to the Prerequisite section.
Page 39: Horse Nomad [Regional] Feat
Remove Human (Nimbral) from the Prerequisite
section.
Page 40: Magic in the Blood [Regional] Feat
Add fey’ri (Delimbiyr Vale) and kir-lanan (Far Hills) to
the Prerequisite section.
Page 41: Mercantile Background [Regional]
Feat
Add Halfling (Calimshan) to the Prerequisite section.
Page 43: Resist Poison [Regional] Feat
Add Human (Old Shanatar) to the Prerequisite section.
Page 45: Swift and Silent [Regional] Feat
Add Human (Old Shanatar) to the Prerequisite section.
Page 48: Arcane Devotee Prestige Class
Please make the following change to the prestige class’s
Requirements:
Knowledge (religion) 5 ranks
Page 49: Arcane Devotee Prestige Class
Please make the following change to the Divine Shroud
class feature:
The second sentence of the class feature description
should read, “This ability functions like the spell
resistance spell (caster level equals arcane spellcaster
level), except that the divine shroud is of a color
appropriate to the arcane devotee’s patron.”
Page 51: Divine Champion Prestige Class
Please make the following change to the Smite Infidel
class feature:
Replace the first sentence of the class feature
description with the following: “Once per day, a divine
champion of at least 3rd level may attempt to smite a
creature that has a different patron deity with one
normal melee attack. Creatures of Intelligence 2 or less
do not have patron deities and are not subject to this
attack, but creatures of Intelligence 3 or higher who do
not choose patron deities are.”
Page 63: Incantatrix Prestige Class
Please add the following sentence to the end of the
Instant Metamagic class feature description:
The incantatrix cannot use this ability if the
metamagicked spell would normally use a spell slot of a
higher level than she can cast.
Page 67: Morninglord of Lathander
Prestige Class
The Morninglord of Lathander’s skill points per level
are missing:
Skill Points at Each Level: 2 + Int modifier.
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Page 74: Table 2–19: The Shadow Thief of
Amn
The sneak attack damage for the 5th-level shadow thief
of Amn (+3d6) was dropped inadvertently from the
table.
Page 75: Spellguard of Silverymoon
Prestige Class
Under Requirements, delete the following:
Region: Silverymoon or Silver Marches.
Page 80: Initiate of Ilmater [Initiate] Feat
The second and third sentences of the Benefit section
should read as follows:
You can bestow a number of temporary hit points equal
to the target’s Hit Dice ×3 in this manner. These
temporary hit points last up to 1 hour.
Page 81: Initiate of Selûne [Initiate] Feat
Delete “hathran” from the feat’s Prerequisites.
Page 103, Fleshshiver Spell
The third sentence should read: “In the following round,
it must make a Fortitude save or take 1d6 points of
damage per caster level (maximum 15d6) and be
nauseated by the pain for 1d4+2 rounds.”
Page 103: Handfire Spell
The handfire spell duration should change as follows:
Duration: 1 min./level or until discharged
Page 114: Summon Undead I Spell
Add the following sentence to the spell description: “No
undead creature you summon can have more Hit Dice
than your caster level +1.”
Page 128: Epic Hammer of Moradin
Delete the Spells paragraph. The hammer of Moradin
doesn’t cast spells.
Page 132: Netherese Arcanist
Under the Requirements section, the Feats requirements
should be as follows:
Feat: Improved Spell Capacity.
Page 177: Touch of Hate [Vile] Feat
Under the Prerequisite section, change Vile Spell to
Violate Spell.

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 Player’s Handbook II Errata
When the text within a product contradicts itself,
our general policy is that the primary source (actual
rules text) is correct and any secondary reference
(such as a table or character's statistics block) is
incorrect. Exceptions to the rule will be called out
specifically.
Page 7, – Beguiler Class Features; Spells
[Omission]
The beguiler “Spells” class feature should have a
sentence at the end of the last paragraph that reads
as follows: “A beguiler’s caster level is equivalent
to his class level.”
Page 9 – Playing a Beguiler; Combat
[Revision]
Grease should not appear as a spell available to
beguilers in the “Combat” section.
Page 12 – Dragon Shaman Class
Features; Class Skills [Omission]
Knowledge (arcana) should be listed as a class skill
for the Dragon Shaman.
Page 19 – Duskblade Class Features;
Weapon and Armor Proficiency
[Omission]
The “Weapon and Armor Proficiency” Class feature
for duskblades should state: “Duskblades are
proficient with all simple and martial weapons.”
Page 19 – Duskblade Class Features:
Spells [Substitution]
The first paragraph of the “Spells” class feature
should read: “A duskblade casts arcane spells,
which are drawn from the duskblade spell list on
page 24. Duskblade spells unique to this book
appear on a spell list Page 98
Page 19 – Duskblade Class Features:
Spells [Omission]
The duskblade “Spells” class feature should have a
sentence that reads the following at the end of the
last paragraph: “A duskblade’s caster level is
equivalent to his class level.”
Page 43 – Starting Packages; Package
2: The Healer [Revision]
The favored soul starting package has Spontaneous
Healer as a starting feat, but a favored soul cannot
meet the prerequisites for this feat at 1st level. An
alternative is Augment Healing from Complete
Divine (page 79). A similar change is necessary on
the favored soul’s feat progression on page 210.
Place Combat Casting in place of Spontaneous
Healing, Brew Potion in place of Combat Casting,
and Spontaneous Healing in place of Brew Potion.
Page 51—Starting Packages; Package
2: The Destroyer [Substitution]
The feat section should read: “Improved Grapple,
Improved Unarmed Strike, Power Attack.”
Page 59 – Starting Packages; Package
2: The Hunter [Revision]
Delete Open Lock and Disable Device from the
“Skills” section of this package.
Page 61 – Starting Packages; Package
1: The Battle Mage [Revision]
Should only have two 1st-level spells known
instead of three and four 0-level spells known
instead of five. Remove ray of enfeeblement and
read magic from package.
Page 61 – Starting Packages; Package
1: The Blaster [Revision]
Should only have two 1st-level spells known
instead of three and four 0-level spells known
instead of five. Remove obscuring mist and disrupt
undead from package.
Page 61 – Starting Packages; Package
1: The Infernal Summoner [Revision]
Should only have two 1st-level spells known
instead of three and four 1st-level spells known
instead of five. Remove grease and acid splash
from package.
Page 68 – Benefits, Immediate Magic
[Revision]
The first sentence should read: “You gain a
supernatural ability that reflects your chosen
school of magic.” Text describing these abilities as
extraordinary abilities or spell-like abilities can be
disregarded.
Page 75-86 – Feats [Omission]
Bounding Assault, Crushing Strike, Driving Attack,
Overwhelming Assault, Rapid Blitz, Slashing
Flurry, and Weapon Supremacy should indicate that
a fighter may select the feat as a fighter bonus feat.
Page 74– Arcane Thesis [Substitution]
Should read, “When you apply any metamagic feats
other than Heighten Spell” Thus if you were to
prepare an empowered maximized magic missile
(assuming magic missile is the spell you choose for
your Arcane Thesis), it would be prepared as a 4th
level spell (+1 level for empowered, down from +2;
and +2 levels for maximized, down from +3).
Page 74 – Arcane Thesis [Omission]
Add the following text to the end of the “Benefit”
section: “A spell cannot be reduced to below its
original level with the use of this feat.”

Page 78 – Elven Spell Lore [Revision]
Change the second paragraph, third sentence of the
“Benefit” section to the following: “When
preparing that spell, you can alter the energy type
of the damage it deals to some other energy type of
your choosing.”
Page 79 – Fiery Ki Defense
[Substitution]
Replace the second sentence of the “Special section
with the following text: “A monk with the Stunning
Fist feat can select Fiery Ki Defense as her bonus
feat at 6th level, as long as she also possesses the
Fiery Fist feat (other prerequisites can be ignored).
Page 80 –Ki Blast [Substitution]
Replace the second sentence of the “Special section
with the following text: “A monk with the Stunning
Fist feat can select Ki Blast as her bonus feat at 6th
level, as long as she also possesses the Fiery Fist
feat and an attack bonus of +6 (other prerequisites
can be ignored).
Page 81 – Melee Weapon Mastery
[Omission]
Add the following the two following sentence to
the end of the “Benefit” section: “Weapons with
two damage types (such as the morningstar, which
does bludgeoning and piercing damage) the
benefits of Melee Weapon Mastery (bludgeoning)
and Melee Weapon Mastery (piercing) do not stack.
But the bonuses from this feat do stack with those
gained from Weapon Focus and Weapon
Specialization.
Page 82 – Ranged Weapon Mastery
[Omission]
Add the following text to the end of the “Benefit”
section: The bonuses from this feat do stack with
those gained from Weapon Focus and Weapon
Specialization.
Page 83 – Telling Blow [Omission]
Add the following sentence to the end of the
“Benefit” section: “Skirmish or sneak attack
damage is added only once, even if you meet other
conditions for adding damage, such as if you
scored a critical while the enemy was flat-footed.”
Page 89 – Profane Aura [Omission]
The first sentence of the “Benefit” section should
read: “As a standard action, you can expend one of
your rebuke undead attempts to fill the area around
you with a cold, clammy mist that persists for 10
minutes.”
Page 92 – Imbued Summoning
[Substitution]
In the benefits section it should read “creature or
creatures” where now only “creature” appears.
Page 93 –Blood-Spiked Charger Tactical
Feat; Spike Slam Ability [Substitution]
Should read that the attacks “deals extra damage
equal to twice your Strength bonus” and not “twice
your Strength.”
Page 109 – Curse of Arrow Attraction
[Revision]
Remove “M” listed for components.
Page 109 – Deflect, Lesser [Omission]
Should indicate a minimum +1 bonus for the
spell’s effect.
Page 112 – Energy Surge [Revision]
Change to lesser energy surge affects this spell.
Page 112 – Energy Surge, Greater
[Revision]
Change to lesser energy surge affects this spell.
Page 112 – Energy Surge, Lesser
[Substitution]
Last sentence of the spell’s description of should
read, “The weapon then deals 1d6 points of damage
of the specified energy type on the next attack with
the weapon if the attack is successful.”
Page 116 – Legion of Sentinels
[Omission]
Should include the following text at the end of its
description: “The swordsmen’s attacks are at a
bonus equal to your caster level, they threaten
critical hits on a 19 or 20, and they deal 1d8 points
of slashing damage with a +1 bonus per three caster
levels (max +5). They only make attacks of
opportunity, and their weapon damage is slashing
and is affected by damage reduction.”
Pages 117– Luminous Assassin
[Revision]
The three stat blocks should have no potions listed
under “Combat Gear”.
Page 119 – Mark of Doom [Omission]
Add this sentence to the end of the spell’s
description: “A caster cannot place more than one
mark upon a single opponent. If a second mark is
placed on a creature by the same caster, its effects
supersede the previous mark.”
Page 119 – Mark of Doom and Mark of
Judgment [Omission]
Add this sentence to the end of the spell’s
description: “A caster cannot place more than one
mark upon a single opponent. If a second mark is
placed on a creature by the same caster, its effects
supersede the previous mark.”
Page 123 – Rouse [Substitution]
Replace the spell description with the following
text: “This spell awakens creatures from magical
and nonmagical sleep. It has no effect on creatures
that are otherwise unconscious.”
Page 124 – Seeking Ray [Omission]
Should include [Electricity] to the right of
Evocation.
Page 125 – Sonic Shield [Omission]
Should include [Sonic] to the right of Evocation.
Page 126 – Thunder Field [Omission]
Should include [Sonic] to the right of Evocation.
Page 172 – Darkspire College of Thaun;
Affiliation Score Table [Omission]
Add the following footnote connect ton the “Can
cast arcane spells of 3rd level or higher” and “Can
cast arcane spells of 5th level or higher” entries:
“Affiliation score modifier for being able to cast
3rd level arcane spells and 5th level arcane spells
do not stack.”
Page 174 – Golden Helm Guild;
Affiliation Score Table [Omission]
Add the following footnote connect ton the “10 or
more ranks in one Craft skill” and “20 or more
ranks in one Craft skill” entries: “Affiliation score
modifier for having 10 ranks in at least one Craft
skill and 20 or more ranks in at least one craft skill
do not stack.”
15-20 affiliation score should grant a +4 bonus vs.
orcs and goblinoids while the 21-29 score should
grant a +6 bonus.
Page 206 – Forge of Remaking
[Revision]
The last sentence, “This location is fully detailed
in Tome of Magic” should be removed. The location
does not appear in Tome of Magic.
Page 210 – Favored Soul Healer Build
Table [Substitution]
Combat Casting should appear as the Human bonus
feat for this build, replacing Spontaneous Healer.
Spontaneous Healer should appear in place of
Combat Casting at 3rd level.
Page 212 –Monk Destroyer Build Table
[Substitution]
Improved Natural Attack cannot be attained until
6th level for a monk. An alternative is to take Power
Attack at 1st level, Improved Bull Rush at 3rd level
in place of Power Attack, and Improved Natural
Attack in place of Improved Bull Rush.
Page 214 – Warlock Blaster Build Table
[Substitution]
Point Blank Shot is listed twice. Combat Casting is
a possible alternative at 6th level.

Page 175 – The Land of Honor;

Affiliation Score Table [Omission]
Add the following footnote connect ton the “5 or
more ranks in Diplomacy” and “10 or more ranks in
Diplomacy” entries: “Affiliation score modifier for
having 5 ranks in Diplomacy and 10 ranks in
Diplomacy do not stack.”

Page 176 – Merata Kon; Affiliation

Score Table [Omission]
Add the following footnote connect ton the “5 or
more ranks in Survival” and “10 or more ranks in
Survival” entries: “Affiliation score modifier for
having 5 ranks in Survival and 10 ranks in Survival
do not stack.”

Page 176 – The One and the Five;

Affiliation Score Table [Omission]
Add the following footnote connect ton the “Can
cast arcane spells of 3rd level or higher” and “Can
cast arcane spells of 5th level or higher” entries:
“Affiliation score modifier for being able to cast
3rd level arcane spells and 5th level arcane spells
do not stack.”

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Affiliation Score Table [Substitution]
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Errata Rule: Primary Sources
Player’s Handbook, page 37
When you find a disagreement between two D&D® rules
In the text of this class feature, replace “alter self (page
sources, unless an official errata file says otherwise, the
197)” with “disguise self (page 222)” and add two
primary source is correct. One example of a additional sentences:
primary/secondary source is text taking precedence over This affects the druid’s body but not her possessions. It is
a table entry. An individual spell description takes not an illusory effect, but a minor physical alteration of
precedence when the short description in the beginning the druid’s appearance, within the limits described for
of the spells chapter disagrees. the spell.
Another example of primary vs. secondary sources
involves book and topic precedence. The Player's Special Mount
Handbook, for example, gives all the rules for playing Player's Handbook, page 44
the game, for playing PC races, and for using base class Text doesn’t mention what level of spell this spell-like
descriptions. If you find something on one of those ability represents.
topics from the DUNGEON MASTER's Guide or the After the first sentence of the second paragraph, insert:
Monster Manual that disagrees with the Player's This ability is the equivalent of a spell of a level equal to
Handbook, you should assume the Player's Handbook is one-third the paladin’s class level.
the primary source. The DUNGEON MASTER's Guide is the Rogue Proficiency
primary source for topics such as magic item Player's Handbook, page 50
descriptions, special material construction rules, and so Add “sap” to the list of weapons with which a rogue is
on. The Monster Manual is the primary source for proficient.
monster descriptions, templates, and supernatural, Change text to read as follows:
extraordinary, and spell-like abilities. Note: The most . . . plus the hand crossbow, rapier, sap, shortbow, and
recent updates are shaded like this. short sword.
Animal Companion Listen
Player’s Handbook, page 36 Player's Handbook, page 78
Contrary to the text, a druid’s animal companion is not Under the “Listen DC Modifier” header, the last two
treated as a magical beast; it remains an animal. numbers are wrong.
Trim the first paragraph of the sidebar so that it reads as Change –1 to +1; change –5 to +5.
follows:
A druid’s animal companion is superior to a normal Run
Player's Handbook, page 99
animal of its kind and has special powers, as described
How fast can you run in medium armor? Feat description
below.
contradicts PH pages 144 and 163.
Wild Shape Change the feat description as follows:
Player’s Handbook, page 37 Benefit: When running, you move five times your
Replace sentence 3 of this class feature with the normal speed (if wearing medium, light, or no armor and
following text: carrying no more than a medium load) or four times your
This ability functions like the alternate form special speed (if wearing heavy armor or carrying a heavy load).
ability (see the Monster Manual), except as noted here. If you . . .
Add the following sentence to the end of paragraph 1: Normal: You move four times your speed while running
Each time you use wild shape, you regain lost hit points (if wearing medium, light, or no armor and carrying no
as if you had rested for a night. more than a medium load) or three times your speed (if
Add this new paragraph after the current paragraph 1: wearing heavy armor or carrying a heavy load), and . . .
Any gear worn or carried by the druid melds into the new
form and becomes nonfunctional. When the druid reverts Overrun
to her true form, any objects previously melded into the Player's Handbook, page 148
new form reappear in the same location on her body that It’s not possible to overrun as part of a charge.
they previously occupied and are once again functional. Delete “or as part of a charge” from this paragraph.
Any new items worn in the assumed form fall off and Soft Cover
land at the druid's feet. Player's Handbook, page 151

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Soft cover works against ranged attacks, not melee
attacks.
In the first sentence of the paragraph, change “melee” to
“ranged.”
Attacking on a Charge
Player's Handbook, page 155
It’s not possible to overrun as part of a charge.
Delete text from the second paragraph so that it reads:
A charging character gets a +2 bonus on the Strength
check made to bull rush an opponent (see Bull Rush,
above).
Overrun
Player's Handbook, page 157
It’s not possible to overrun as part of a charge.
Delete “or as part of a charge” from the first sentence of
the first paragraph.
In the “Step 3” paragraph, delete the sentence that refers
to making the overrun as part of a charge.
Animal Shapes
Player’s Handbook, page 198
Replace the first sentence of the spell with the following
text:
You transform up to one willing creature per caster level
into an animal of your choice; the spell has no effect on
unwilling creatures. Use the alternate form special ability
in the Monster Manual to determine each target’s new
abilities.
Baleful Polymorph
Player’s Handbook, page 203
Replace the text of this spell with the following text.
You change the subject into a Small or smaller animal of
no more than 1 HD (such as a dog, lizard, monkey, or
toad). The subject takes on all the statistics and special
abilities of an average member of the new form in place
of its own except as follows:
• The target retains its own alignment (and
personality, within the limits of the new form’s
ability scores).
• If the target has the shapechanger subtype, it
retains that subtype.
• The target retains its own hit points.
• The target is treated has having its normal Hit
Dice for purpose of adjudicating effects based
on HD, such as the sleep spell, though it uses
the new form’s base attack bonus, base save
bonuses, and all other statistics derived from Hit
Dice.
• The target also retains the ability to understand
(but not to speak) the languages it understood in
its original form. It can write in the languages it
understands, but only the form is capable of
writing in some manner (such as drawing in the
dirt with a paw).
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With those exceptions, the target’s normal
game statistics are replaced by those of the new
form. The target loses all the special abilities it
has in its normal form, including its class
features.
All items worn or carried by the subject fall to
the ground at its feet, even if they could be worn
or carried by the new form.
If the new form would prove fatal to the
creature (for example, if you polymorphed a
landbound target into a fish, or an airborne
target into a toad), the subject gets a +4 bonus
on the save.
If the subject remains in the new form for 24
consecutive hours, it must attempt a Will save.
If this save fails, it loses its ability to understand
language, as well as all other memories of its
previous form, and its Hit Dice and hit points
change to match an average creature of its new
form. These abilities and statistics return to
normal if the effect is later ended.
Incorporeal or gaseous creatures are immune
to baleful polymorph, and a creature with the
shapechanger subtype (such as a lycanthrope or
a doppelganger) can revert to its natural form as
a standard action (which ends the spell’s effect).
Blasphemy
Player's Handbook, page 205
Range and area figures are inconsistent.
Change range from 30 ft. to 40 ft.
Chaos Hammer
Player's Handbook, page 208
The slowed effect is described differently here from
what’s said in the slow spell.
Delete the two sentences beginning with “A slowed
creature.”
Insert the following text just before the end of the first
sentence of this paragraph:
(see the slow spell)
Darkvision
Player's Handbook, page 216
Stat block contains two Saving Throw entries.
Delete “Saving Throw: None”
Area Dispel
Player's Handbook, page 223
The area affected by an area dispel use of dispel magic is
given as a 20-ft.-radius burst in one place and a 30-ft.-
radius in another.
In the middle column, about halfway down, change “30-
foot radius” to “20-foot radius.”
Divine Favor
Player’s Handbook, page 224
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type:
Calling upon the strength and wisdom of a deity, you
gain a +1 luck bonus on attack and weapon damage rolls
for every three caster levels you have (at least +1,
maximum +3). The bonus doesn’t apply to spell
damage.
Glibness
Player's Handbook, page 236
In second paragraph of description, “divination” is
incorrect because zone of truth (mentioned as an example
of a divination) is not a divination spell.
Change the second paragraph to read as follows:
If a magical effect is used against you that would
detect your lies . . . , the user of the effect must succeed
on a caster level check . . . . Failure means the effect does
not detect your lies or force you to speak only the truth.
Polymorph Any Object
Player's Handbook, page 263
Top right: baleful polymorph missing from spells whose
effects can be duplicated by this spell. Also, transmute
water to dust is mentioned but doesn’t exist any more.
Insert “baleful polymorph” in front of “polymorph.”
Change “transmute water to dust” to “transmute metal to
wood.”
Righteous Might
Player’s Handbook, page 273
Changes to the spell’s description are noted in boldface
type:
This spell causes you to grow, doubling your height
and multiplying your weight by 8. This increase
changes your size category to the next larger one, and
you gain a +4 size bonus to Strength and a +2 size bonus
to Constitution. You gain a +2 enhancement bonus to
your natural armor. You gain damage reduction 3/evil (if
you normally channel positive energy) or damage
reduction 3/good (if you normally channel negative
energy). At 12th level this damage reduction becomes
6/evil or 6/good, and at 15th level it becomes 9/evil or
9/good (the maximum).
Scrying
Player's Handbook, page 274
Descriptive text contradicts itself on whether the spell
allows hearing as well as vision.
Change “If the save fails, you can see (but not hear)”
to
“If the save fails, you can see and hear”
Shapechange
Player's Handbook, page 277
Second sentence of spell description is in error.
Change “more than twice your caster level in Hit Dice”
to “more than your caster level in Hit Dice.” Also,
change “50” to “25”
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Spell Turning
Player's Handbook, page 282
The example used in the spell description is incorrect,
because it makes use of a touch-range spell (inflict
critical wounds).
In the fourth paragraph of the spell description, change
the text to read as follows: “. . . targeted by a magic
missile spell heightened to 4th level, you would turn . . .”
Stone Shape
Player's Handbook, page 284
The level of stone shape as a Sor/Wiz spell is
inconsistent here with where the spell is located on the
Sor/Wiz spell list (p. 194).
The spell list is correct; here, change “Sor/Wiz 5” to
“Sor/Wiz 4.”
Transport via Plants
Player's Handbook, page 295
Transmutation school is incorrect.
Change “Transmutation” to “Conjuration
(Teleportation)”
In Conclusion . . .
Wizards of the Coast supplies the preceding errata
information in the hopes that it helps you better enjoy
your DUNGEONS & DRAGONS® game. Errata in this file
includes material that the Wizards of the Coast RPG
R&D department and editors feel might affect your
gameplay experience. It does not include minor,
typographical errors—the sort of thing that might be
fixed in a reprint but has no impact on your game. If you
have questions about this errata information, or if you
wish to submit potential game-affecting errata, please
send a specific note (include in the subject line “Errata”
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 Planar Handbook Errata
When the text within a product contradicts itself, our
general policy is that the primary source is correct and
any secondary reference is incorrect. (For example,
when the body text and a table contradict, the
information in the text is correct.) Exceptions to this
rule will be called out specifically.
Page 15: Spiker Racial Traits
The spiker should have DR 2/piercing or slashing, not
DR 2/bludgeoning.
Page 78: Slimy Armor Description
The description for slimy armor (in the second column),
the plus sign (+) was accidentally dropped from the
Price modifier. The Price should be “+16,200 gp.”
Page 81: Rod of Celestial Might
The rod’s ability to summon an avoral guardinal can be
used once per day.
Page 81: Staff of Abyssal Iron
The staff’s magic circle spells should cost 2 charges
each, not 1.
Page 89: 1st-level Cleric Spells List
The short description of the axiomatic water spell
should read as follows:
Axiomatic WaterM: Makes lawful-aligned axiomatic
water.
Page 127: Lesser Nightmare
The lesser nightmare’s Level Adjustment should be +3
(cohort), not just +3.

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 POWER OF FAERÛN ERRATA
PAGE 108: TABLE 6–1: THE HERALD HIT DIE: D4
Base
Attack Fort Ref Will Spellcasting
Level Bonus Save Save Save Special 0 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th
1st +0 +0 +1 +2 Secret 2 0 — — — — —
2nd +1 +0 +2 +3 Lore, mindsee 3 1 — — — — —
3rd +1 +1 +2 +3 Bonus language 3 1 0 — — — —
4th +2 +1 +3 +4 Secret 3 2 1 — — — —
5th +2 +1 +3 +4 Bonus language 4 2 1 0 — — —
6th +3 +2 +4 +5 Secret 4 3 2 1 — — —
7th +3 +2 +4 +5 Greater lore 4 3 2 1 0 — —
8th +4 +2 +5 +6 Bonus language 5 3 3 2 1 — —
9th +4 +3 +5 +6 Bonus feat 5 4 3 2 1 0 —
10th +5 +3 +6 +7 Skill mastery 5 4 3 3 2 1 —
11th +5 +3 +6 +7 True lore 6 4 4 3 2 1 0
12th +6 +4 +7 +8 Spell resistance 6 4 4 3 3 2 1

Class Skills (4 + Int modifier per level): Bluff, Concentration, Decipher Script, Diplomacy, Forgery, Gather
Information, Intimidate, Knowledge (any), Listen, Perform, Sense Motive, Speak Language, Spot, Use Magic Device.

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 Psionics Handbook Errata
Version 05302002

Here are the rules corrections and official errata for the Psionics Handbook. These corrections are being
incorporated into the second printing of the book. Additional typographical corrections and clarifications are also
being made to the book, but these are not necessary to use the book in your game. As always, we're happy to
address specific rules questions you have. Contact custserv@wizards.com.

p. 9, Class Skills, egoist's class skills, Stabilize Self: Replace "Str" with this: Con

p. 14, Under Game Rule Information for Psychic Warrior, Abilities, 2nd sentence: Replace "melee" with this:
ranged

p. 16, Alternative Psychic Warrior Starting Package, Feat: Replace "Weapon Focus (longsword)" with this: Power
Attack

p. 16, Human Psychic Warrior Starting Package, Power Known: Replace "lesser natural armor" with this: verve

p. 16, Alternative Psychic Warrior Starting Package (for gnome or halfling), Feat: Replace "Weapon Focus (short
sword)" with this: Power Attack

p. 16, Alternative Psychic Warrior Starting Package (dwarf), Bonus Feat (Psychic Warrior): Replace "Weapon
Focus (dwarven waraxe)" with this: Power Attack

p. 16, Alternative Psychic Warrior Starting Package (dwarf): Replace "Bonus Feat (Psychic Warrior)" with this:
Bonus Feat

p. 18, Table 2–1: Replace all dots in the Use Psionic Device row with X.

p. 20, Use Psionic Device: In the header, add: Psychic Warrior

The appropriate part of the header should now appear as follows: Bard, Psychic Warrior, Rogue only

p. 24, Craft Dorje, Benefit: Replace first sentence with this:

You can create a dorje of any psionic power of 9th level or lower that you know (or can gain access to).

p. 24, Body Fuel: Add as last sentence:

You can burn no more than 60 ability points in a day, regardless of any ability healing you may receive.

p. 26, Great Sunder [Psionic]* feat: Delete asterisk.

p. 27, Mind Trap, Benefit: Insert the sentence below right after the first sentence that ends with "...deals 1 or more
ability damage to you.":
Against freely manifested attack modes, Mind Trap deals back ability score damage equal in type and amount to
that dealt to you, plus an additional 2 points. Your opponent cannot raise defense modes against this damage.

p. 27, Metacreative: Replace entry entirely (including replacing the "special" header) with this:
Metacreative [Psionic]
You supplement your craft with psionic inspiration.
Prerequisite: Any item creation feat.
Benefit: You can create psionic items (including psionic armors and weapons, psionic tattoos, dorjes, power stones,
and universal items) as if your effective manifester level were one less than your actual level (minimum 1st level).
You must still be of high enough level to manifest the power in question. You can choose to use or not use this feat
on each new psionic item you create.

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For instance, when scribing a psionic tattoo holding a 2nd-level power, treat the minimum manifester level as 3rd
level, not 4th level (though the creator must actually be 4th level to create the item). This translates into a base price
of 300 gp, not 400 gp. Your cost to create the item and XP cost are based on the modified base price of 300 gp.

p. 30, Trigger Power, Benefit: Add as the very last line of this paragraph:
You cannot take 10 when using Trigger Power.

p. 31, 2nd paragraph: Replace the entire paragraph with the following:
Psionic powers have their roots in a living body. Unliving creatures or creatures that do not possess all the attributes
of a living body do not have access to all the disciplines that are otherwise available. Thus, the field of psionics is
associated with life and health.

p. 34, Auditory (Au): Replace entire text with this:

From the manifester's vicinity or in the vicinity of the power's subject (manifester's choice), a bass-pitched hum
issues, eerily akin to many deep-pitched voices. The sound grows in a heartbeat from hardly noticeable to as loud as
a shout, which can be heard within 100 feet. At the manifester's option, the instantaneous sound can be so soft that it
can be heard within 15 feet only with a successful Listen check (DC 10). Some powers describe unique auditory
displays.

p. 34, Mental (Me): Replace entire text with this:

A subtle chime rings in the minds of creatures within 15 feet of either the manifester or the subject (at the
manifester's option) for the space of 1 second (or lasts for the duration, at the manifester's option). Some powers
describe unique mental displays.

p. 35, Olfactory (Ol): Replace entire text with this:

An odd but familiar odor brings to mind a brief mental flash of a memory long buried. The scent is difficult to pin
down, and no two individuals ever describe it the same way (to one creature the odor may be similar to burning
wood, while to her companion it smells like honeysuckle). The odor originates from the manifester and spreads to a
distance of 20 feet, then fades in less than 1 second (or lasts for the duration, at the manifester's option).

p. 35, Customizing Displays: Add this sentence as the first sentence of the paragraph:
The foregoing displays are standard, but they also serve merely as examples.

p. 40, Telepathy, 2nd paragraph: Change "All telepathic powers are mind-affecting" to this:
Most telepathic powers are mind-affecting.

p. 40, Overview, 2nd paragraph after the table, 2nd sentence: Replace "The attacker adds the ability modifier to his
roll to set the defender's Will save DC against the attack." with this:
The attacker adds his key ability modifier to his roll to set the defender's Will save DC against the attack.

p. 40, Making a Psionic Attack, bottom of 2nd column, 2nd paragraph:

Replace "The attacker's ability modifier depends on the specific attack mode used." with this:
The attacker's ability modifier is always his key ability modifier, regardless of the specific attack mode used.

p. 42, Table 4–3, Tower of Iron Will Secondary Protection column: Replace "1 mental hardness*" with this: 2
mental hardness*

p. 42, Table 4–2, Psionic Attack Modes: Add†† to Attack mode Heading. Also add footnote keyed to this heading:
††Attack mode level equivalents for the purpose of Concentration checks: Mind Thrust, 1st; Ego Whip and Id
Insinuation, 2nd; Psychic Crush, 3rd; Mind Blast, 5th.

p. 42, Psionic Attack and Defense Modes (very bottom of 2nd column): Add as very last sentence:
Psionic attack and defense modes are supernatural, not spell-like. Using an attack mode draws an attack of
opportunity, but using a defense mode does not.

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p. 44, Tower of Iron Will, 2nd paragraph: Change "(if all are in a 10-foot-diameter area.)" to this: (if all are in a 10-
foot-radius area.)

p. 47, Psychofeedback: Replace text with this:

Use power points to boost your physical ability modifiers.

p. 48, 6th-level psion powers, Psykin, Greater Biocurrent: Change "4d6" to this: 6d6

p. 50, 4th-level Psychic Warrior Powers: Add this entry after Polymorph Self:
Psychofeedback: Use power points to boost your physical ability modifiers.

p. 50, (continuation) of 1st-level psychic warrior powers: Add the following power between Minor Creation and
Vigor:
Skate: Subject slides (skillfully) along the ground as if on ice. (Dex)

p. 50, (continuation) of 1st-level psychic warrior powers:

Add the following power between Minor Creation and Skate:
See Sound: You use visual sensation to hear. (Str)

p. 50, 2nd column, Discipline and Descriptors, Descriptors paragraph: Add "charm*," after "chaotic,".

p. 50, 2nd column, Discipline and Descriptors, Footnote: Change "*Compulsion is treated as a subschool of the
Enchantment school of magic in the Player's Handbook but is used as a descriptor here, to the same effect." to this:
*Compulsion and charm are treated as subschools of the Enchantment school of magic in the Player's Handbook
but are used as descriptors here, to the same effect.

p. 50, 2nd column, 1st paragraph after Descriptors: insert "and charm" into the sentence "Compulsion [insertion] is
treated..."

p 52, Anchored Navigation, 2nd paragraph of power description: Replace the sentence "Moreover, this power
allows normal telepathic communication with any receptive beings within a 60-foot radius of the fixed point,
regardless of distance." with this:
Moreover, this power allows normal telepathic communication (assuming you have a power or ability that grants
telepathic communication) with any receptive beings within a 60-foot radius of the fixed point, regardless of
distance.

p. 52, Apopsi, Manifestation Time: Replace "1 round" with this: 1 full round

p. 55, Aura Alteration, 2nd paragraph of power description: Add as very last line of paragraph:
You may adjust the subject's apparent level by a number equal to one-half your own level (rounded down).

p. 57, Bolt, Manifestation Time: Replace "1 round" with this: 1 action

p. 59, Charm Monster: Replace "[Compulsion, Mind-Affecting]" with this:

[Charm, Mind-Affecting]

p. 59, Charm Person: Replace "[Compulsion, Mind-Affecting]" with this:

[Charm, Mind-Affecting]

p. 61, Control Air, Range: Replace text with this: 1,000 ft. + 500 ft./level

p. 61, Concussion, last sentence of power: Change "cannot be damaged" to this: are also damaged

p. 63, Control Light, last paragraph of power description: Replace the last sentence "Increasing the ambient light of
a torch or brighter light by 200% or more blinds normally sighted creatures in the area." with this:

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You can increase the ambient light in the area to such intensity that it blinds for 1 round every normally sighted
creature in the area that fails a Fortitude save.

p. 65, Detect Psionics, 2nd Round, add as last sentence of this entry:
An overwhelming aura stuns you for 1 round and the power ends.

p. 69; Divert Teleport, Manifestation Time: Replace "1 action" with this: See text

p. 71, Ecto Puppet: Add last paragraph:

The cost to manifest ecto puppet is equal to the cost of the astral construct power you emulate + 2.

p. 73, False Sensory Input, Manifestation Time: Change "10 minutes" to this: 1 full round

p. 77, Genesis, Range line: Replace "0 ft." with this: 10-ft. radius/level (see text)

p. 80, Improved Vigor: Replace the text with this:

As vigor, except the maximum hit point cap is 60.

p. 80, Improved Vigor, Level: Replace "psion 6" with this: Psion 6/Psychic Warrior 6

p. 81, Inflict Pain, Duration: Replace text with this: Instantaneous

p. 86, Metaconcert (continued from previous page), last paragraph, last sentence: Replace "No individual can
exceed her usual maximum" with this:
You do not leave a metaconcert with more power points than you had when you joined

p. 87, Microcosm: Replace "[Mind-Affecting]" with this:

[Charm, Mind-Affecting]

p. 87, Mind Probe: Replace "(Cha)" with this:

(Cha) [Charm]

p. 88, Mind Seed: Replace "[Compulsion, Mind-Affecting]" with this:

[Charm, Mind-Affecting]

p. 89, Monster Domination, Duration: Change "2d4 rounds" to this: 1 day/level

p. 92, Polymorph Self: Replace entire entry with this:

Polymorph Self
Psychometabolism (Str)
Level: Psion 4/Psychic Warrior 4
Display: Ma, Ol
Manifestation Time: 1 action
Range: Personal
Target: You
Duration: 1 hour/level (D)
Power Points: 7
You change your form to that of another creature. The new form can range in size from Diminutive to one size
category larger than your normal form. It can have no more Hit Dice than you have, and in any case the assumed
form cannot have more than 15 Hit Dice. You cannot change into a construct, elemental, outsider, or undead unless
you are already are that type.
Upon changing, you regain lost hit points as if having rested for a day (though this healing does not restore
temporary ability damage and provide other benefits of resting for a day; and changing back does not heal you
further). If slain, you revert to your original form, though you remain dead.

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You acquire the physical and natural abilities of the new form: natural size, physical ability scores (average
Strength, Dexterity, and Constitution for your new form's kind), natural armor, natural weapons (such as claws or
bite, but not petrification, breath weapons, energy drain, energy effects, or the like), and similar gross physical
qualities (presence or absence of wings, number of extremities, and so forth). A body with extra limbs does not
allow you to make more attacks (or more advantageous two-weapon attacks) than normal. Natural abilities also
include mundane movement capabilities, such as walking, swimming, and flight with wings.
You do not acquire the extraordinary, supernatural, or spell-like abilities of your new form. You cannot change into
a variant form of a creature, such as a half-dragon ogre. Incorporeal or gaseous forms cannot be assumed.
You retain your Intelligence, Wisdom, and Charisma scores, level and class, hit points (despite any change to your
Constitution score), alignment, base attack bonus, and base save bonuses. (New Strength, Dexterity, and
Constitution scores may affect final attack and save bonuses.) You retain your extraordinary abilities, spells, and
spell-like abilities, but not your supernatural abilities (if any). You can manifest powers, or cast spells for which you
have components, but you need a humanlike voice for verbal components and humanlike hands for somatic
components.
If your new form is a fey, giant, humanoid, shapechanger, or undead, your equipment changes to match the new
form and retains its properties. Otherwise, it melds into the new form and becomes nonfunctional. Melded material
components and focuses cannot be used to cast spells. Any part of the body or piece of equipment that is separated
from the whole reverts to its original form.
You choose your form's physical qualities (such as hair color, height, and gender), but they must fall within the
normal ranges for the form. You are effectively disguised as an average member of the new form's race. If you use
this power to create a disguise, you get a +10 bonus on your Disguise check.

p. 97, Retrieve, Saving Throw: Replace text with this: None (see text)

p. 97, Retrieve, 2nd sentence (middle sentence): Replace with this:

If the object is in the possession of or held by an opponent, you make a disarm attempt using a ranged attack, as if
with a weapon the same size as your opponent's. This does not draw an attack of opportunity (see Disarm in Chapter
8 of the Player's Handbook). You gain a +12 competence bonus on your attack roll.

p. 102, Tailor Memory: Replace "[Mind-Affecting]" with this:

[Charm, Mind-Affecting]

p. 103, Telempathic Projection: Replace "[Mind-Affecting]" with this:

[Charm, Mind-Affecting]

p. 108, Verve: Insert after 1st sentence:

This hit point does not stack with temporary hit points from other sources or with additional uses of verve.

p. 108, Vigor: Insert after "…3 temporary hit points":

per manifester level (maximum 18 hit points). These hit points do not stack with temporary hit points from other
sources or with additional uses of vigor.

p. 110, Powers Discovered: Add as the second sentence:

Powers are chosen from the psion power list.

p. 110, Metamind Class Features, Power Psicrystal: Replace "At 2nd level" with this: At 1st level

p. 110, Pyrokineticist, 2nd paragraph, last sentence: Delete the last sentence.

p. 111, Powers Discovered: Add as the second sentence:

Powers are chosen from the psion power list.

p. 112, Powers Discovered: Add as the second sentence:

Powers are chosen from the psion power list.

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p. 112, Slayer, Class Features, Weapon and Armor Proficiency: Replace text with this:
Slayers are proficient with all simple and martial weapons and with all armor and shields.

p. 114, Powers Discovered: Add as the second sentence:

Powers are chosen from the psion power list.

p. 114, 2nd column, Imbed Power: Replace "At 3rd level" with this: At 2nd level

p. 114, Throw Mind-Blade: Replace "at 3rd level" with this: At 2nd level

p. 115, NPC Psion (egoist), Feats: Replace "Trigger Power (claws of the vampire)" with: Weapon Focus (touch)

p. 116–119, Tables 6–7 to 6–12, Lvl 10 powers: Replace "7/4/3/2/2/1" with this: 7/4/3/3/2/1

p. 116–119, Tables 6–7 to 6–12 (except for table 6–10), Lvl 6 powers: Replace "5/3/3/1" with this: 5/3/2/1

p. 116–119, Tables 6–7 to 6–12 (except for table 6–10), Lvl 9 powers: Replace "6/4/3/2/2" with this: 6/4/3/3/2

p. 116, Table 6–7: NPC Psion (Egoist), F/R/W column: Subtract 2 from each number on the F column (but not the
R or W column).

p. 116, Table 6–7: NPC Psion (Egoist), PP column: Change 1st-level PP from 2 to 3. Change 2nd-level PP from 3 to
4. Change 16th-level PP from 144 to 131. Change 20th-level PP from 279 to 255.

p. 116, Table 6–8: NPC Psion (Nomad), PP column: Change 1st-level PP from 2 to 3. Change 2nd-level PP from 3
to 4. Change 16th-level PP from 155 to 142. Change 17th-level PP from 160 to 170. Change 20th-level PP from 279
to 255.

p. 117, Table 6–9: NPC Psion (Savant), FRW column: Add 1 to each number in the W column (but not the F or R
column).

p. 117, Table 6–9: NPC Psion (Savant), PP column: Change 12th-level PP from 91 to 80. Change 13th-level PP
from 102 to 91. Change 14th-level PP from 115 to 104. Change 15th-level PP from 128 to 117. Change 16th-level
PP from 156 to 132. Change 17th-level PP from 161 to 147. Change 18th-level PP from 188 to 164. Change 19th-
level PP from 205 to 181. Change 20th-level PP from 248 to 211.

p. 117, NPC Psion (nomad) (continued from previous page), Feats: Replace "Trigger Power (dimension slide)" with
this: Speed of Thought (2)

p. 117, NPC Psion (Nomad) continued from previous page, Feats: Replace "1st, Dodge; 3rd, Psionic Dodge" with
this: 1st, Inertial Armor; 3rd, Dodge

p. 118, NPC Shaper, Feats: Replace "3rd, Craft Universal Item" with this: 3rd, Inner Strength

p. 118, NPC Psion (shaper), Feats: Replace "Trigger Power (whitefire)" with: Craft Crystal Capacitor

p. 118, NPC Psion (shaper), Increased Ability Scores: Replace "19, Wis 19 (25)" with this: 19th, Wis 19 (25)

p. 118, Table 6–10: NPC Psion (Shaper), PP column: Change 17th-level PP from 161 to 171. Change 20th-level PP
from 248 to 239.

p. 119, Table 6–12 NPC Psion (Telepath): Replace the saving throw entries for 19th level with this: +8/+10/+13

p. 119, Table 6–12 NPC Psion (Telepath): Replace the saving throw entries for 20th level with this: +8/+10/+14.

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p. 119, Table 6–12: NPC Psion (Telepath), PP column: Change 20th-level PP from 209 to 211.

p. 119, Table 6–12 NPC Psion (Seer): Replace the saving throw entries for 19th level with this: +7/+9/+19

p. 119, Table 6–12 NPC Psion (Seer): Replace the saving throw entries for 20th level with this: +7/+9/+21.

p. 119, Table 6–11: NPC Psion (Seer), PP column: Change 1st-level PP from 2 to 3. Change 2nd-level PP from 3 to
4. Change 3rd-level PP from 8 to 9. Change 4th-level PP from 11 to 12. Change 5th-level PP from 19 to 20. Change
6th-level PP from 24 to 25. Change 7th-level PP from 29 to 30. Change 8th-level PP from 36 to 37. Change 9th-
level PP from 43 to 44. Change 10th-level PP from 52 to 53. Change 11th-level PP from 61 to 62. Change 12th-
level PP from 90 to 91. Change 13th-level PP from 101 to 102. Change 14th-level PP from 127 to 128. Change
15th-level PP from 140 to 141. Change 16th-level PP from 168 to 156. Change 17th-level PP from 181 to 171.
Change 18th-level PP from 198 to 188. Change 19th-level PP from 230 to 220. Change 20th-level PP from 279 to
256.

p. 120, Psychic Warrior, Feats: Replace "3rd, Deep Impact" with this: 3rd, Improved Initiative

p. 120, Table 6–13: NPC Psychic Warrior, PP column: Change 7th-level PP from 18 to 16.

p. 126, Psychokinetic Burst: Move entire text entry (not table entry) into alphabetical order, between Psychic and
Soulfeeder entries.

p. 128, Suppression power, 2nd sentence: Replace 2nd sentence with this:
The wielder makes a power check at 1d20 + 5 + manifester level (maximum +15) against a DC of 11 + the power to
be negated's manifester level.

p. 129, Table 7–8: Dorjes: Replace the current table with the table below:
Table 7–8: Dorjes
Minor Medium Major Power Level* Market Price**
01–25 — — 0 375 gp
26–50 — — 1st 750 gp
51–95 01–05 — 2nd 4,500 gp
96–100 06–65 — 3rd 11,250 gp
— 66–95 01–05 4th 21,000 gp
— 96–100 06–50 5th 33,750 gp
— — 51–70 6th 49,500 gp
— — 71–85 7th 68,250 gp
— — 86–95 8th 90,000 gp
— — 95–100 9th 114,750 gp
*Dorjes could have higher manifester levels than the minimum, which would give them commensurately higher
costs. For instance, a dorje of invisibility purge with a manifester level of 10th has a market price of 22,500 gp. See
Table 8–40 in Chapter 8 of the DUNGEON MASTER's Guide. Unlike magic wands, psionic dorjes can hold powers of
up to 9th level.
**Any dorje that stores a psionic power with an XP cost also carries a commensurate cost above that noted here.
See Table 8–40 in Chapter 8 of the DUNGEON MASTER's Guide.

p. 129; column 2, Determine Effect: Delete ", minus 1" from the parenthetical.

p. 140, Creating a Psionic Creature, Special Attacks: Insert new paragraph between Power Resistance and Special
Qualities paragraphs:
Variant: Psionic creatures freely manifest each of their known powers and combat modes three times per day.
Creatures may swap out usages of combat modes they know. Always use this variant for characters who play
psionic monsters.

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p. 140, Undead Psionic Creatures, 2nd paragraph: Replace the 2nd sentence that starts with "Therefore, an undead
psionic monster...." with this:
An undead creature can use Psychokinesis powers, but it substitutes its Charisma ability score as the key modifier
with these powers. An undead creature cannot use Psychometabolism powers, since it has no metabolism.

p. 140, Undead Psionic Creatures, 1st paragraph: Replace the 1st paragraph with this:
A psionic undead creature, although rare, is a force to be reckoned with. It can use psionic attack modes (and
psionic undead relish attacking the living in this fashion), but it also must learn defense modes, since undead take
ability damage from psionic attack modes.

p. 153, Psion Killer, Negate Psionics (Su): Add as last sentence:

Otherwise this power is as manifested by an 18th-level manifester.

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 Serpent Kingdoms Errata
When the text within a product contradicts itself, our
general policy is that the primary source is correct and
any secondary reference is incorrect. (For example,
when the body text and a table contradict, the
information in the body text should be considered
correct.) Exceptions to this rule are called out
specifically.
Page 31: Terpenzi’s Stat Block
Terpenzi, the Guardian of Najara, should have a
Constitution score of —. This change affects Terpenzi’s
hit points (221 hp instead of 595 hp), Fortitude save
modifier (+13 instead of +24), and Concentration check
modifier (+27 instead of +38).
Page 48: Chassan’s Stat Block
Chassan, as written, has both immunity to cold and
vulnerability to cold. Delete the reference to
“vulnerability to cold” in Chassan’s stat block.
Page 141: The Serpent Sibyl’s Stat Block
The Serpent Sibyl’s stat block contains an error. Under
Full Atk, the bite damage should be 2d6+4, not 1d8+4.
Page 158: Venomfire Spell
The venomfire fire has two Saving Throw lines. Delete
the second line that says Saving Throw: None.
Page 162: Fang of Sseth Prestige Class
The fang of Sseth prestige class should gain a number
of skill points each level equal to 8 + Int modifier (not 2
+ Int modifier, as indicated).

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 Sharn: City of Towers Errata
When the text within a product contradicts itself, our
general policy is that the primary source (actual rules
text) is correct and any secondary reference (such as in
a table or a monster’s statistics block) is incorrect.
Exceptions to the rule will be called out specifically.
Updated information is shaded like this.

Page 158: Potion Bracer

The potion bracer (Table 6-2: Goods) should have a
cost of 100 gp, not 50 gp.
Page 164: Citadel Elite
The Citadel elite’s combat sense ability should be
changed as follows:
Combat Sense (Ex): At 2nd level, the Citadel elite
develops an intuitive ability to avoid danger and gains a
+1 insight bonus to Armor Class.
Beginning at 4th level, a Citadel elite applies the same
intuitive sense to striking opponents in combat as well
as avoiding blows. The character gains a +1 insight
bonus on attack rolls.
In addition, the Citadel elite does not get any bonus
feats.
Page 180: Radiant Idol
In the list of spell-like abilities, replace alter self with
disguise self.

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Sword and Fist Errata

Web Errata for Sword and Fist: A Guidebook to Fighters and Monks
Here are the newly revised rules corrections and official errata for Sword and Fist: A Guidebook
to Fighters and Monks. These corrections are being incorporated into the second printing of the
book. You will find revisions to Version 2 of this errata in blue text below. Additional
typographical corrections and clarifications are also being made to the book, but these are not
necessary to use the book in your game. As always, we're happy to address specific rules
questions you have. Contact custserv@wizards.com.

General Changes
For the following prestige classes, insert the parenthetical 2-letter code listed below after the title
of the class feature before the colon.

p. 13, Cavalier
Burst of Speed (Ex)

p. 14, Devoted Defender

Harm's Way (Ex)
Defensive Strike (Ex)
Deflect Attack (Ex)

p. 15–17, Drunken Master

Drink Like a Demon (Ex)
Drunken Rage (Ex)
Drunken Embrace (Ex)
For Medicinal Purpose (Sp)
Breath of Flame (Sp)

p. 19–20, Fist of Hextor

Brutal Strike (Ex)
Strength Boost (Ex)
Frightful Presence (Ex)

p. 21, Ghostwalker
Resolute Aura (Ex)
Feign Death (Sp)
Etherealness (Sp)
Shadow Walk (Sp)

p. 22, Gladiator
Exhaust Opponent (Ex)
Make Them Bleed (Ex)

p. 23–24, Halfling Outrider

Defensive Ride (Ex)
Deflect Attack (Ex)
Leap from the Saddle (Ex)

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p. 24–25, Knight Protector of the Great Kingdom

Shining Beacon (Su)
Best Effort (Ex)

p. 27, Lasher
Death Spiral (Su)

p. 28, Master of Chains

Scare (Su) Change extraordinary in description to supernatural
Chain Mastery (Su)

p. 30, Master Samurai

Ki Strength (Ex)
Ki Attack (Ex)

p. 31, Ninja of the Crescent Moon

Kuji-Kiri (Sp)
Silencing Attack (Su)
Invisibility (Sp)
Gaseous Form (Sp)
Improved Kuji-Kiri (Sp)
Blindsight (Ex)
Ethereal Jaunt (Sp)

p. 33, Order of the Bow Initiate

Banked Shot (Ex)

p. 34, Ravager
Pain Touch (Su)
Aura of Fear (Su)
Cruelest Cut (Su)
Visage of Terror (Sp)

p. 35, Red Avenger

Stunning Shout (Sp)
Ki Save (Ex)
Ki Skill (Ex)
Ki Healing (Sp)
Deadly Shout (Sp)

p. 36, Tribal Protector

Wild Fighting (Ex)
Smite (Su)

p. 37–38, Warmaster

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Battle Cry (Su)

Direct Troops (Su)
Rally Troops (Su)
Battle Standard (Su)
Die for Your Country (Su)

Specific Changes
p. 5, Insert a line of text at the end of the first paragraph saying:
Asterisked feats below are available as fighter bonus feats.
Also, insert asterisks to the title lines of the following feats:

Close-Quarters Fighting
Death Blow
Dual Strike
Expert Tactician
Hold the Line
Improved Overrun
Improved Sunder
Knock-Down
Off-Hand Parry
Pin Shield
Power Lunge
Prone Attack
Rapid Reload
Sharp-Shooting
Shield Expert
Snatch Arrows

p. 7, Expert Tactician
Change Benefit text to:
This feat allows you to make one melee attack (or anything that can be done as a melee attack)
against one foe who is within melee and denied her Dexterity bonus against your melee attacks
for any reason. You take your extra attack when it’s your turn, either before or after your regular
action. If several foes are within melee reach and denied their Dexterity bonus, you can attack
only one of them with this feat.

p. 7, Feign Weakness
Insert to second Benefit paragraph’s end:
Using Feign Weakness is a standard action, just like a feint, except that if you succeed you get to
make your attack immediately. You can only Feign Weakness once per encounter. After one use,
your opponents are too wary to fall for this maneuver again.

p. 7, Knockdown
Insert to end of Benefit:

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Use of this feat cannot be combined with Improved Trip to generate an extra attack, and
successful use of this feat does not grant an extra attack through the Cleave or Great Cleave
feats.
Insert may into “you may make a trip attack as a free action.”
After “whenever you deal 10 or more points of damage to your opponent in melee” insert: with a
single attack

p. 7, Lightning Fists
Insert to end of Benefit paragraph:
You cannot use Lightning Fists and flurry of blows at the same time.

p. 8, Pain Touch feat:

After “are nauseated for 1 round” insert: after being stunned for 1 round as usual. A stunning
attack involves a monk’s stunning attack power or the use of the Stunning Fist feat.

p. 8, Power Lunge
Insert to the end of the 1st sentence in Benefit:
regardless of whether you’re using one- or two-handed weapons.

p. 13, Cavalier prestige class: Change the Knowledge (Nobility and Royalty) Class Feature to
read:
The cavalier gains a +2 bonus on all checks using this skill.

p. 14, Under Deflect Attack for Devoted Defender

Delete "Once per round when your charge would normally be hit with a melee weapon, you may
make a Reflex saving throw against DC 20. (If the melee weapon has a magic bonus to attack,
the DC increases by that amount.) You gain a competence bonus to your Reflex save as indicated
on the chart. If you succeed, you deflect the blow as a free action."
Replace with: Once per round when your charge is attacked, you may make an opposed attack
roll. You gain a competence bonus to your attack roll as indicated on the table. If you beat the
attacker, you deflect the blow.

p. 15, Drunken Master Table

Insert an asterisk at levels 8 through 10 with a note beneath. The note’s text is:
*Drunken masters cannot attack more than five times per round.

p. 21, Ghostwalker: Change etherealness and shadow walk to supernatural abilities (Su) (from
extraordinary). Feign death is spell-like: italicize the embedded head and insert the roman (Sp)
before the colon. Resolute aura is extraordinary: insert (Ex) before the colon.

p. 21, Ghostwalker
Insert per hour after the shadow walk “heals at the rate of 3 hit points per ghostwalker level per
hour.”

p. 23, "Halfling Outrider" Prestige Class has no column for Base Attack Bonus.

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Insert the standard fighter advancement: +1/ level. An example can be found on p. 20’s
Ghostwalker table.

p. 25, Sneak attack for Lasher

After “(whether he actually has a Dexterity bonus or not),” insert: or when the lasher flanks the
target

p. 29, Master Samurai

Change Hit Die from d12 to d10.

p. 31, The Ninja

Change Base Attack Bonus and Saves columns to:
Ninja Level BAB Fort Ref Will
1 +0 +0 +2 +0
2 +1 +0 +3 +0
3 +2 +1 +3 +1
4 +3 +1 +4 +1
5 +3 +1 +4 +1
6 +4 +2 +5 +2
7 +5 +2 +5 +2
8 +6/+1 +2 +6 +2
9 +6/+1 +3 +6 +3
10 +7/+2 +3 +7 +3

p. 35, Change 4th-level class ability to Ki healing on table

Change 8th-level class ability to Greater ki healing

p. 35, Ki Healing:
Change the second sentence to:
When she lays her hands on a living creature, she conducts the ki in such a way that it heals a
number of hit points each day equal to her class level multiplied by her Wisdom bonus.
Cut the last sentence of the Ki healing description and insert a new paragraph:
Starting at 8th level, a red avenger can heal a number of hit points each day equal to twice her
class level multiplied by her Wisdom bonus.

p. 39, Weapon Master & Ki Critical

Insert to end of Benefit: This +2 bonus is applied last, after any multipliers, such as those given
by the Improved Critical feat or by keen weapons.

p. 39, Weapon Master & Ki Whirlwind

Change: “You can make a Whirlwind Attack as a standard action rather than a full attack
option.” To: Only one Whirlwind attack can be made per round.

p. 70, Weapons Table: Fullblade, listed as a Large weapon. Change to a Huge weapon Also,
change the Fullblade damage from 1d12 to 2d8.

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p. 70, Weapons Table: Mercurial longsword—Change damage from 1d10 to 1d8. Change crit
from x3 to x4.

p. 70, Weapons Table: Mercurial greatsword—Change damage from 2d8 to 2d6.

p. 70, Weapons Table: Bladed Gauntlet, change the crit from 17–20/x2 to 19–20/x2.

p. 70, Replace bladed gauntlet text with:

Bladed Gauntlet: Unlike a standard gauntlet, an attack with a bladed gauntlet is not
considered an unarmed attack. The bladed gauntlet possesses two cruelly sharpened blades that
extend from the back of the wrist following the line of the forearm. The cost and weight are for a
single gauntlet.

p. 72, Fullblade. Replace text with:

Fullblade: A fullblade is18 inches longer than a greatsword, and is too large for a
Medium-size creature to use at all. A Large creature could use the fullblade with one hand, but
would suffer the standard –4 nonproficiency penalty to its attack rolls, or with two hands as a
martial weapon. A Large creature with the Exotics Weapon proficiency could use the fullblade in
one hand with no penalty. A fullblade is also called an ogre’s greatsword.

p. 77, Ring of Shocking Blows:

change second sentence to read:
The wearer can make one touch attack each round that does 1d8+3 electrical damage.

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When the text within a product contradicts itself, our
general policy is that the primary source is correct and
any secondary reference is incorrect. Exceptions to the
rule will be called out specifically.
Page 6: Where Is the Schema?
The schema is incorrectly referred to as a six-pointed
star. It should be a seven-pointed star.
Page 22: Carcass Crab
The carcass crab should have 36 of its 51 hit points
remaining, since it is injured. The carcass crab’s AC of
19 is correct (–1 size, +2 Dex, +5 natural, +3 armor);
however, its touch AC should be 11, and its flatfooted
AC should be 17.
Page 23: Wand of Magic Missile
The wand of magic missile found in the carcass crab’s
heap of treasure has 30 charges.
Page 23: Talaen Kara Sidebar
The weapon should be a +1/+1 Valenar double
scimitar. The amount it sells for (4,925 gp) is low
because of the restrictions on who can use the item (CG
Valenar elves or rangers only, and only mounted
wielders gain all of its powers).
Page 30: Area W16 Treasure
Among the items found in area W16 of Whitehearth is
something called an essence node of blinding. This item
should be changed to essence of the scout; the
description for this item can be found on page 269 of
the Eberron Campaign Setting.
Page 30: Living Color Spray
The living color spray in area W19 should be Medium
size. The change in size affects its speed (20 ft.), Armor
Class (AC 10, touch 10, flat-footed 10), grapple
modifier (+2), and slam damage (1d4). It also has DR
10/magic, not DR 5/magic.

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 Spell Compendium Errata
When the text within a product contradicts itself, our
general policy is that the primary source (actual rules
text) is correct and any secondary reference (such as a
table or character's statistics block) is incorrect.
Exceptions to the rule will be called out specifically.
Page 11 – Anarchic Storm [Omission]
This spell’s range is missing. It should read: “Range:
20 ft.”
Page 22 – Axiomatic Storm [Omission]
This spell’s range is missing. It should read: “Range:
20 ft.”
Page 22 – Axiomatic Water [Substitution]
The second sentence of the first paragraph has an
error. It should read: “Axiomatic water damages
chaotic outsiders the way holy water damages undead
and evil outsiders.”
Page 52 – Contagious Fog [Omission]
This spell is missing its casting time entry: It should
read: “Casting Time: 1 standard action”
Page 75 – Earth Lock [Substitution]
The third sentence of the second paragraph contains an
error. It should read: “A Huge or larger object or
creature that blocks the constricted point prevents the
spell from working until moved.”
Page 83 – Entangling Staff [Substitution]
The saving throw entry for the spell is wrong. It
should read: “Saving Throw: Fortitude negates
(harmless, object)”
Page 121 – Incorporeal Nova
[Substitution]
Replace the area entry with the following target entry:
“Target: incorporeal and gaseous creatures within a
50-ft.-radius burst.”
Page 144 – Moonbow [Substitution]
The Effect entry of the spell is in error. It should read:
“Effect: 3 motes of electricity”
Page 144 – Moonbow [Substitution]
The Duration entry of the spell is in error. It should
read: “Duration: Instantaneous or up to 3 rounds; see
text.”
Page 146 – Nerveskitter [Omission]
The spell is missing some explanatory text the spell
description. Insert this sentence after the first.
“Unlike other immediate actions, you can cast this
spell while flat-footed.”
Page 167 – Ray of Flame [Substitution]
The descriptor for the spell is incorrect. It should read:
“Evocation [Fire]”
Page 170 – Recitation [Substitution]
The Area entry of this spell is in error. It should read:
“Area: All allies within a 60-ft.-radius burst centered
on you.”
Page 180 – Sarcophagus of Stone
[Omission]
The sarcophagus of stone spell is missing crucial
casting information. Here is the replacement text:
Sarcophagus of Stone
Conjuration (Creation) [Earth]
Level: Cleric 6
Components: V, S, M, DF
Casting Time: 1 standard action
Range: Close (25 ft. + 5 ft./2 levels)
Target: 1 Medium or smaller creature
Duration: Instantaneous
Saving Throw: Reflex negates
Spell Resistance: No
Page 186 – Shadow Spray [Substitution]
The Duration of this spell is in error. It should read:
“Duration: Instantaneous”
Page 181 – Scramble Portal [Revision]
Delete the last sentence of the spell description.
Page 202 – Spiritjaws [Omission]
Add this paragraph after paragraph 5.
“Each round after the first, you can use a move action
to redirect the spiritjaws to a new target. If you do not,
the spiritjaws continue to attack the previous round’s
target. On any round that the spiritjaws switches
targets, it gets one attack. Subsequent rounds of
attacking that target allow the spiritjaws to make
multiple attacks if your base attack bonus would allow
it to.”
Page 206 – Steeldance [Revision]
Remove the word “swords” in the target line of the
spell.
Page 243 – Wrack [Substitution]
The first sentence of the spell description is in error. It
should state: “This spell causes your target to
experience excruciating pain.”
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contradicts itself, our general
policy is that the primary
source (actual rules text) is
correct and any secondary
reference (such as a table or
character's statistics block) is
incorrect. Exceptions to the
rule will be called out
specifically.
Page 74-75 – Strike of the
Broken Shield [Deletion]
Remove last two sentences of
maneuver’s text.
Page 77 – Five-Shadow Creeping
Ice Enervation Strike [Deletion]
Remove “Duration: 1 minute.”
Page 53 – Firesnake
[Deletion/Substitution]
Remove last two sentences of
first paragraph.
Substitute last two sentences of
second paragraph with “A c
Page 37 – Alacritous Cogitation
[Addition]
Revise end of first sentence to
read, “...cast any arcane spell
you know of the same level or
lower and of casting time no
longer than 1 round.”
Page 47 – Storm Bolt [Addition]
Under benefits, add “A
successful Reflex save halves
damage.”
Page 50 – Becoming an Abjurant
Champion [Substitution]
The section on becoming an
Abjurant Champion should read,
“...any martial-oriented
character can qualify by taking
minimal levels in an arcane
spellcasting class, such as one
level in wu jen or two levels in
bard.”
Page 51 – Abjurant Champion
Class Features [Deletion]
Under the abjurant armor
ability, remove mention of “mage
armor” at the end of the
paragraph. The abjurant armor
ability does not affect mage
armor, but the spell is still
useful to an abjurant champion.
Page 70 – Expanded Spellbook
[Revision]
First sentence should read,
“When you reach 2nd level, you
can add one wizard spell of your
chosen school to your
spellbook.”
Page 71 – Moderate School of
Esoterica [Addition]
Add the following to the last
sentence of the first paragraph
of this ability’s decription,
“(Unless otherwise noted)”.
Page 96 – Arcane Fusion
[Addition]
Include clause, “If applying a
metamagic feat to a spell, use
the adjusted spell level and
casting time for purposes of
determining eligibility for
Arcane Fusion.”
Page 98 - Caustic Mire
[Addition]
Spell type should read
“Conjuration [Acid]”
Page 98 - Caustic Smoke
[Addition]
Spell type should read
“Conjuration [Acid]”
Page 99 - Channeled Sound Burst
[Revision]/[Addition]
Area should indicate to “See
text”
The option for expending 2 full
rounds to cast the spell should
indicate that the spell’s caster
is unaffected by the spell’s
effects.
Page 101 - Deadly Sunstroke
[Substitution]
Spell type should read
“Evocation [Fire],” not
“Evocation [Light]”
Page 06 – Heart of Air
[Substitution]
The spell’s “wu jen 2 (air)” tag
should instead read “wu jen 2
(general).”
Page 108 - Immediate Assistance
[Substitution]
Should be of the Transmutation
school.
Page 110 - Melf's Slumber Arrows
[Substitution]
Spell’s short entry should read
“Will partial” instead of
“Fortitude partial.”

Page 114 - Reaving Aura

[Revision]
The last sentence should read,
“This spell has no effect on
creatures that have more than 0
hp.”

Page 119 - Tactical Teleport

[Deletion]
This spell targets only willing
creatures, so the sentence that
reads, “Only objects held or in
use (attended) by another
individual receive savings
throws and spell resistance,”
should be removed. Similarly,
the Saving Throw entry at the
top should not include a Will
save for objects because they
cannot be targeted.

Page 123 – Cold Comfort

[Substitution]
“Least” should replace “Lesser.”
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• To speak an area’s truename (using the Lexicon of the
Errata Rule: Primary Sources Perfected Map), you must succeed on a Truespeak check
®
When you find a disagreement between two D&D rules with a DC equal to 25 + 5 per level of the utterance. If
sources, unless an official errata file says otherwise, the the area is a magical location, increase the DC by an
primary source is correct. One example of a additional 5.
primary/secondary source is text taking precedence over
a table entry. An individual spell description takes Page 216: Monk Abilities
precedence when the short description in the beginning In the third paragraph of the Monk Abilities description
of the spells chapter disagrees. strike the mention of penalties for flurry of blows. The
class is intended to grant flurry of blows progression.
Page 18: Table 1–2: Vestiges by Level
Table 1–2: Vestiges by Level indicates that Dahlver-Nar
has a special requirement. He does not.
Page 28: Dahlver-Nar
Dahlver-Nar’s summary indicates that he has a special
requirement. He does not.
Page 38: Leraje
The first paragraph of Leraje’s description should read as
follows:
Once a favored servant of the primary deity of the elves,
Leraje allowed her pride to become her downfall. Leraje
gives her summoners an elf’s eyesight, great skill with a
bow, and the ability to hide well.
Page 45: Savnok
The first paragraph of Savnok’s description should read
as follows:
Once a servant of the gods, Savnok now grants his
summoners the ability to wear heavy armor and summon
it from the ether, the power to shift places with an ally,
and protection against piercing weapons.
Page 59: Improved Read Thoughts
Replace the description of the improved read thoughts
ability with the following:
Improved Read Thoughts (Su): The DC of the read
thoughts ability granted by Dantalion increases by 2.
Page 113: Table 2–2: Uses Per Mystery Per
Day
In Table 2–2: Uses Per Mystery Per Day, the 17th-level
line should indicate that a 17th-level shadowcaster gains
2 uses of 6th-level mysteries per day, not 3.
Page 149: Shadow Time
The duration of shadow time should read as follows:
Duration: 3 rounds (apparent time); see text for time
stop
Page 195: Speaking a Truename
Insert the following bullet point after the first three on
the page.
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Errata Rule: Primary Sources
When you find a disagreement between two D&D
rules sources, unless an official errata file says
otherwise, the primary source is correct. One example
of a primary/secondary source is text taking
precedence over a table entry. An individual spell
description takes precedence when the short
description in the beginning of the spells chapter
disagrees. A monster’s statistics block supersedes the
descriptive text.
Another example of primary vs. secondary sources
involves book and topic precedence. The Player’s
Handbook, for example, gives all the rules for playing
the game, for PC races, and the base class descriptions.
If you find something on one of those topics from the
Dungeon Master’s Guide or the Monster Manual that
disagrees with the Player’s Handbook, you should
assume the Player’s Handbook is the primary source.
The Dungeon Master’s Guide is the primary source for
topics such as magic item descriptions, special material
construction rules, and so on. The Monster Manual is
the primary source for monster descriptions, templates,
and supernatural, extraordinary, and spell-like abilities.
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