It’s that time of year again where we get to update the Pathfinder FAQ page with new errata changes and clarifications. While this is going to be a long post, we want to take a deeper look at some specific errata changes. If you’d rather just look at all the changes for yourself, feel free to jump to the Pathfinder FAQ page. Look for the Spring 2026 sections for Pathfinder Player Core, Pathfinder GM Core, Pathfinder Player Core 2, and Pathfinder Guns & Gears (Remastered). There’s also one change to Spellstrike in the Pathfinder Secrets of Magic Errata (Fall 2024) section.

In the long, long ago, we announced changes to our errata process. In the Changes to the Way We Make Changes blog, we announced we would be issuing errata twice per year, once in spring and once in fall. And we fully intended to do so!

Welcome! We’re a week out from PaizoCon and you’ve got a whole slate of reveals for new stuff to look forward to: Pathfinder Player Core 2,Pathfinder War of Immortals, Pathfinder Howl of the Wild, the list goes on! But some of you might be looking back thinking, “Sure all this new stuff is great, but I’d really love some updates and clarifications for some of these books I bought right before the remaster started.”

Welcome to 2023 everyone! With the Second Edition of Pathfinder now in its third year, the folks on the rules team are really thrilled to see how all of you are engaging with the game and telling thrilling stories of adventure with friends and family. Behind the scenes, we’re continuing to make the game as good as it possibly can be by creating brand new content and going back to make sure that our existing books are working the way we intended.

With the Pathfinder Core Rulebook 2nd printing beginning to arrive, we’ve published a list of errata found by Paizo staff and fans alike. Many thanks to those of you from paizo.com and other fan communities who helped find potential errata. While there’s a variety of small improvements, here’s a list of five of the changes that appear in the errata that had the most scope. Some of these were also present in the first set of errata: