The best I can come up w/ is to go to the Free Downloads > Errata Docs, and that tells me a fair amount (e.g., the CRB is up to the 6th printing).
But that page, as far as I can tell, hasn't been updated since 5/19/16 (when UE was noted as having a 2nd printing).
Why do I ask? I have a lot of store credit at Noble Knight Games, and assuming they can even tell me which printings they have for a particular HC, I'd like to start buying some of these HCs. Of course if I ordered directly from Paizo, I'd simply get the latest printing (I assume anyway), but like I said, lots of store credit that should get used first.
Thanks in advance.
I believe the 2nd printing of UE is still the newest reprint, so that errata page is up to date, so to speak. Books have been reprinted since then but without receiving errata or any other changes (mostly. The latest reprint of the ACG managed to get its AP logo back)
You can view which printing a HC is by looking at the first page (the one with the OGL and other small text) -- it should say on the bottom of that page what printing the book is.
I believe the 2nd printing of UE is still the newest reprint, so that errata page is up to date, so to speak. Books have been reprinted since then but without receiving errata or any other changes (mostly. The latest reprint of the ACG managed to get its AP logo back)
You can view which printing a HC is by looking at the first page (the one with the OGL and other small text) -- it should say on the bottom of that page what printing the book is.
Hmm. I didn't even consider newer printings that are w/out errata. I guess if all they did was reprint b/c they were out of stock but didn't change anything...that'd be ok.
I'm hoping to buy these online, as I said, so I can't really look at the bottom of the 1st page ;-) I did, out of curiosity go to Amazon but their product descriptions rarely make it clear which printing they're selling. I also hoped to peek inside the book, like they do sometimes, and check out that 1st page...sadly not an option.
I think I'll just have to start w/ asking the fine folks at NKG which editions they're selling and go from there. True, I could get the errata pdfs but I'd rather have all the newest stuff in 1 place if possible.