deimos3428 wrote:All I can suggest is that the sheet seems familiar to me.  I think I've seen it before, but I definitely don't have one on hand at the moment to verify.

It seems economically reasonable that they elected to create an errata sheet rather than a new printing, especially if they still had outstanding stock of the 5th printing.

That sounds reasonable as well . . . I guess I'm surprised that between here and DF, only one other person has indicated they have seen this before.  Granted, it may have only been in a few 5th printing box sets and would have been easily thrown away . . .  still.  

As I wrack my brain, I am pretty sure (like 90%) that I saw one several years ago in an Expert Set I sold.   I think I even took it out (maybe trashed it) as I couldn't identify it and didn't want a potential buyer to think it was a page that was ripped out.

zhowar wrote:Netrodent, did you carefully check all of the numbers in each table for differences? If so, you could have a rulebook from after the Errata was incorporated.

My first comment was a bit hasty.  I just finished a more thorough check and did find a two definite discrepancies:

1.  The saving throw vs. Rod/Staff/Spell for dwarves level 4-6 is 10 in my book, not 9 like on the mystery sheet.

2.  The titles for Elven experience levels are not divided by '/' in my book.

I also found two other things that might be differences or might just be a bad scan.  

3  The saving throw vs. Rod/Staff/Spell for fighters level 4-6 is a 14 in my book.  On the mystery sheet it appears to be an 11, which doesn't make sense since its 12 for fighters level 7-9.  Either its a typo in the errata, which would be very embarrasing, or its a bad scan.  

4.  The saving throw vs. Paralysis or Turn to Stone for clerics level 1-4 is 14 in my book while its appears to be an 11 on the mystery sheet.  This may be the same 11/14 scanning issue as I suspect from #3.

All of the other tables appear to be identical.

I'm not sure what to make of the errata listing for page 23.  The only comparison I have for prices is the Rules Compendium, in which the prices match those in my expert book without appending the extra zeroes as in the errata.   I can't draw any conclusion from comparing the stronghold prices with the ship prices.  The stronghold prices as printed in my book seem a bit too cheap compared to the ships, while after being multiplied by 100 seem a bit too expensive.

I finally got 'round to listing the Expert Set with the errata sheet.  Nothing special, but if any of you "completeists" are interested . . . there ya' go.  :wink:




http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=170049021718




I know . . . $19.00 for an Expert Set . . . yikes!  But, ya' gotta remember I usually sell these items all the time to . . . less seasoned . . . collectors.  :)

Hi,

I just found out about the expert set 1012XXX0501 errata sheet.  Were the rule updates just printed on 1 side of the sheet or both sides?  Does anyone have a scan of the sheet?  

Thanks

That is the errata sheet for the Expert Set.  It came with some of the later Expert boxed sets, but might have also been available separately.  You can find some info here:

https://acaeum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=17501&c=1

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