Hound archon greatsword damage should be 2d6 not 1d8.

Not an errata issue per say but something to ease navigation, these two items are really difficult to find in a hurry (as one often is)

Could we get links from the TOC to?
Traps
Afflictions
http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/environment.html#traps
&
http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/glossary.html#afflictions

creature type link (outsider) for many devils is a broken link.

Shadowdancer - The table at 10th level is incomplete. At 10th level a shadowdancer gets Improved Evasion, as written at the bottom of the page. According to the table they don't.

Not an errata issue per say but something to ease navigation, these two items are really difficult to find in a hurry (as one often is)

Could we get links from the TOC to?
Traps
Afflictions
http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/environment.html#traps
&
http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/glossary.html#afflictions

> Afflictions
> Traps

There are direct links in the menu on the left as well as under Game Mastering on the main page.

Disregard if you prefer the PRD :)

Gnomes: under Keen Senses they have the Elf entry instead of their own.

Deathwatch in the cleric spell list missing a link

http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/monsters/derro.html

The description of the derro says: "This pale blue humanoid has bulging white eyes, wild hair, four-fingered hands, and a large hooked club."

Judging from the hyperlink for the word "wild", the hair's armor bonus adds to his AC even when he's in wild shape. Is this a new addition to the rules? ;-)

Yeah I noticed the often odd placement of linked "keywords" in flavor text. My guess is they used some automated process for adding the links and it was a bit overzealous lol

Any chance of a downloadable copy of the PRD in html form? I have the book PDFs, but as a reference, the PRD is much faster to use. Whenever I'm in a place without an internet connection (like on a plane), it would be really handy. There are tools out there like wget that might work, but I'd rather not pound your site to try to make a localized copy. I'd be happy to pay for it.

Any chance of a downloadable copy of the PRD in html form? I have the book PDFs, but as a reference, the PRD is much faster to use. Whenever I'm in a place without an internet connection (like on a plane), it would be really handy. There are tools out there like wget that might work, but I'd rather not pound your site to try to make a localized copy. I'd be happy to pay for it.

You will need WinRAR or any other application that knows how to deal with RAR files. RAR, for those who do not know, is just another archiving format like ZIP.

First, download both of these files:

Part 1
Part 2

Second, extract by double-clicking on Part 1 only (it will automatically get the necessary files out of Part 2).

Note: That version was made sometime ago and so some of the links may or may not work. I forget what condition it is in.

Let me know if you encounter any issues.

http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/glossary.html

On the glossary page, the side menu doesn't list the Bestiary pages (e.g. Monster Index, Monsters by Type, etc.). At first I thought I was just looking at a cached version, but it doesn't appear so.

On the glossary page Invisibility for standing still
http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/glossary.html#invisibility
is listed as -40, should be +40

In the universal special rules
http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/monsters/universalMonsterRules.html#ener gy-drain

Energy drain is listed as becoming permanent after the 24 hours on a failed save, this is contrary to the rules printed on the same topic here:
http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/glossary.html

In the feat table (on this page --> http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/feats.html), for Persuasive it reads:

Persuasive | — +2 | bonus on Diplomacy and Intimidate checks

The "+2" is in the wrong cell.

In the lists of summonable animals for Summon Monster I and Summon Nature's Ally I, the "Viper (snake)" goes to the Snake bestiary entry... where there is in fact no Viper statblock. The link specifically drops you to the "Constrictor" entry, which as a CR2 creature I don't think was intended for a level 1 summon.

I think the only place there are stats for the Viper are under the section for Druid animal companions. Otherwise, I might just delete the hyperlink to avoid confusion.

The link: http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/wilderness is missing. It is linked off the environments page.

Also missing:
paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/monsters/belelith.html
paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/monsters/goblingDog.html
paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/monsters/familiars.html

-- david
Papa.DRB

http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/equipment.html

The table "Armor for Unusual Creatures" is missing rows for Tiny or smaller creatures, and yet it still has the footnote noting that the armor bonus is halved for such creatures.

(The same error may be in the .pdf and the book.)

PRD again updated. If there are still problems (or if I missed something already mentioned, don't hesitate to post.

Thanks Ross for the updates.

Sorry, but I have to report two more (yea, you knew that was coming):

1. http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/combat.html

The following paragraph, the "treated as 'disabled characters'." part points to http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/injury-and-death which gives a 404.

Recovering with Help: [snip] Conscious characters with negative hit point totals are treated as disabled characters. [snip]

2. http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/spells/summonMonster.html

When I click on the Bebelith link I get a 404 for this link:
http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/monsters/bebelith.html#bebelith

-- david
Papa.DRB

In the table "Table: Armor Special Abilities", "Shadow, greater" is misspelled "Shad0w, greater" (unless it's just spelled that way to make it look extra bad-ass (-:).

http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG/prd/spells/scrying.html#scrying

In the description of the spell "Scrying", the word "Connention" should be spelled "Connection".

For the spell Fire Shield:

Why are the effects named "Warm Shield" and "Chill Shield"?
Shouldn't it be, you know, FIRE Shield and Chill Shield (or Frost Shield to go with the bold theme)?

Obviously this is semantic, but I feel like it's an artifact of some editing process at some point, and perhaps not intended in and of itself, because it seems bizarre for the spell to have such a bold name, but it's exemplary manifestation to be so ho-hum.

How does this play out: "I cast... Fire Shield!" "Do you mean... Warm Shield? Well, the Demi-Lich considers getting cozy and sharing a cup of tea... nah, ENERGY DRAIN!"

For the spell Fire Shield:

Why are the effects named "Warm Shield" and "Chill Shield"?
Shouldn't it be, you know, FIRE Shield and Chill Shield (or Frost Shield to go with the bold theme)?

Obviously this is semantic, but I feel like it's an artifact of some editing process at some point, and perhaps not intended in and of itself, because it seems bizarre for the spell to have such a bold name, but it's exemplary manifestation to be so ho-hum.

How does this play out: "I cast... Fire Shield!" "Do you mean... Warm Shield? Well, the Demi-Lich considers getting cozy and sharing a cup of tea... nah, ENERGY DRAIN!"

Sure, but it still doesn't seem consistent. Just because 3.5 was the same, doesn't make it good writing. If it ONLY protected against damage, calling the effect "Warm Shield" could make sense, but it actually does damage against attackers, i.e. it's not just 'warm to the touch' but is actually hot enough to do Fire damage. I just don't see the justification for the DIFFERENCE between the spell name and the effect name. "That's what 3.5 called it" doesn't answer WHY it should be so.

Anyhow, obviously not a game-play issue, I just happen to hate bad writing.

Because it's even worse writing to have the fire shield spell have an option called "fire shield."

Player #1: I cast the fire shield version fire shield!
Player #2: Really? I cast the fireball version of fireball.
GM: Rocks fall from the sky. You all die.

Either way, it's not errata. The flames are cool to the touch or warm to the touch; you don't take damage from the flames, nor do your allies or objects touching you. The flames only kick in to their full effect in response to an attack, otherwise they're just "warm" or "chill." Otherwise your allies couldn't touch you (say, with curing spells) without hurting themselves, you could make fire or cold touch attacks or add to your unarmed damage, and so on.

In other words, as the spell says, it is just "warm to the touch." Unless someone is attacking you, in which case they crank up to full power.