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Can you be more specific? I'm not sure what you mean.

Sorry, haven't looked here in a while!

Take for example page 91, the three tables under Dragon Age Categories/Dragon Ability Scores/Dragon Attacks and Speeds.

It's all slightly off/fuzzy, like a slight printing issue, but it doesn't affect the bottom of the page(ie starting at Frightful Presence...) that's all nice.

Same for page 94, only affects the upper-right table(Age Category, Special Abilities, Caster Level), it's not crisp.

Maybe it's just my copy, I don't know. I can still see the information, no biggie, but was nice and crisp in my second printing(which I sold to another player ;-)

I recently received the newer third printing, I quickly went through it and noticed a lot of the Dragon tables are slightly off/misprinted, my second printing didn't have that problem, pity.

Now that a fifth printing is out, time to order some goodies! :-D

Ok, thanks Lisa.

There was no devious reason why I asked, I was curious how you made sure you only had the current printing.

I wonder how many fourth printing books they have left... I was thinking of getting a third Core book for the gaming table but am holding off until the fifth printing ;)

So my question is: Are you actively playing 3.5/PF on a regular basis?

I play Pathfinder once or twice a month, with the same group.

The amount of players change from session to session, from 4 to 7, usually we're 5, plus the DM.

I also play in a D&D 4th Ed but I prefer PF.

Do players have acess to the alternate tiefling features in the first book or is it up to dm discretion?

I think it's always up to DM discretion but the section on Tieflings of Golarion is clear, the DM can use this for NPCs and/or PCs.

Going back on the topic, what's the status of foreign language versions of both games ?

PF has:

French
Italian
German

4ed has:

Polish (in a curious move, PHB and DMG are out while MM is ... hmm ... on 4th month of a delay ...)

4th Ed has a French version published by playfactory(www.playfactory.fr)

Players Handbook first print ran June 2008