Ultimate Wilderness Errata when?


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Any news on when Paizo will release its errata for Ultimate Wilderness? I'm referring to their statement to tweak the shifter due to the mixed reception.


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Good luck.


Honeybee wrote:
Good luck.

I would like to see one before August 1st still.


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I don't think they're going to rewrite the book, sorry.


Xenocrat wrote:
I don't think they're going to rewrite the book, sorry.

Super edgy.

Theres a host of goodness in that book


Xenocrat wrote:
I don't think they're going to rewrite the book, sorry.

So, they're just gonna leave us with scattered info in the site? Yeah, no, at this point, it would be wiser to reprint the book, or dude, offer a PDF for it.

Can't they just offer a file with all the corrections? I know that WotC did this for their erratas.


JiCi wrote:
Xenocrat wrote:
I don't think they're going to rewrite the book, sorry.

So, they're just gonna leave us with scattered info in the site? Yeah, no, at this point, it would be wiser to reprint the book, or dude, offer a PDF for it.

Can't they just offer a file with all the corrections? I know that WotC did this for their erratas.

Paizo is probably done with PF1 and spending time on it. WotC is a bigger company, and likely has stuff to detail and correct older editions as the newer one comes out, unlike Paizo.


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SorrySleeping wrote:
JiCi wrote:
Xenocrat wrote:
I don't think they're going to rewrite the book, sorry.

So, they're just gonna leave us with scattered info in the site? Yeah, no, at this point, it would be wiser to reprint the book, or dude, offer a PDF for it.

Can't they just offer a file with all the corrections? I know that WotC did this for their erratas.

Paizo is probably done with PF1 and spending time on it. WotC is a bigger company, and likely has stuff to detail and correct older editions as the newer one comes out, unlike Paizo.

The problem here is that it's "unfinished business". They stated that they would be relooking at the Shifter to make it better... and never brought it up in a later post.


Bulhman made a post to errata the Shifter. To date, nothing else has been released.


PFRPGrognard wrote:
Bulhman made a post to errata the Shifter. To date, nothing else has been released.

And this is likely the relook at shifter. After the bad reception and probably horrible sales of Ultimate Wilderness, paizo isn't like to waste money reprinting the book to the few who want it.


SorrySleeping wrote:
PFRPGrognard wrote:
Bulhman made a post to errata the Shifter. To date, nothing else has been released.
And this is likely the relook at shifter. After the bad reception and probably horrible sales of Ultimate Wilderness, paizo isn't like to waste money reprinting the book to the few who want it.

Hence releasing an errata would be a better option.

Or at least update whatever online platform they're on when it comes to the PRD.


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PFRPGrognard wrote:
Bulhman made a post to errata the Shifter. To date, nothing else has been released.

As far as I recall, Jason posted a first draft, along with a statement that more was to come. More, it turns out is PF2.


How many responses do you think we need on this thread before you all figure out there isn't any more errata for 1st edition on the way?


PFRPGrognard wrote:
How many responses do you think we need on this thread before you all figure out there isn't any more errata for 1st edition on the way?

So you would rather have an unfinished class... got it.


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JiCi wrote:
PFRPGrognard wrote:
How many responses do you think we need on this thread before you all figure out there isn't any more errata for 1st edition on the way?
So you would rather have an unfinished class... got it.

There is no rather. There is no choice. That's PFRPG's point. No matter if you move on or don't move on, Paizo already has.


A bunch of what I'd expect to be in the errata is in the Ultimate Wilderness FAQ. Not sure if that includes everything from the blog post (anyone have a link to that?).


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JiCi wrote:
PFRPGrognard wrote:
How many responses do you think we need on this thread before you all figure out there isn't any more errata for 1st edition on the way?
So you would rather have an unfinished class... got it.

Asking for more PF1 errata from Paizo is as useful as asking OJ Simpson for his findings on who the real killer was.


JiCi wrote:
PFRPGrognard wrote:
How many responses do you think we need on this thread before you all figure out there isn't any more errata for 1st edition on the way?
So you would rather have an unfinished class... got it.

Our preferences have nothing to do with it.

Support for PF 1 has been dead for a while now. There will be no more FAQs, no more errata, nothing.

What we have is all we will ever get.


It's not an unfinished class. They updated it right away and have supported it with options ever since, up to and including their latest releases.


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Cavall wrote:
It's not an unfinished class. They updated it right away and have supported it with options ever since, up to and including their latest releases.

If it was the case, they would have released a statement to tell us: "here is the newly-revised class."

Not even their PRD got updated with this...

Silver Crusade

JiCi wrote:
Cavall wrote:
It's not an unfinished class. They updated it right away and have supported it with options ever since, up to and including their latest releases.

If it was the case, they would have released a statement to tell us: "here is the newly-revised class."

Not even their PRD got updated with this...

Didn't they do exactly that?

Also when was the last time the PRD got updated on anything?


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Rysky wrote:
JiCi wrote:
Cavall wrote:
It's not an unfinished class. They updated it right away and have supported it with options ever since, up to and including their latest releases.

If it was the case, they would have released a statement to tell us: "here is the newly-revised class."

Not even their PRD got updated with this...

Didn't they do exactly that?

Also when was the last time the PRD got updated on anything?

They did not... They addressed in a blog post that they should have playtested the class before publishing the book, and that they were reworking it. They added/tweaked stuff mostly in FAQ, but never in a proper document that lays down the changes, whether be before or after the PRD got carried over to the Archives of Nethys.

They released Wilderness Origins, and they still didn't address it...

Is it really this complicated and costly to release a 5-page PDF document with the new shifter class?

Silver Crusade

JiCi wrote:
Rysky wrote:
JiCi wrote:
Cavall wrote:
It's not an unfinished class. They updated it right away and have supported it with options ever since, up to and including their latest releases.

If it was the case, they would have released a statement to tell us: "here is the newly-revised class."

Not even their PRD got updated with this...

Didn't they do exactly that?

Also when was the last time the PRD got updated on anything?

They did not... They addressed in a blog post that they should have playtested the class before publishing the book, and that they were reworking it. They added/tweaked stuff mostly in FAQ, but never in a proper document that lays down the changes, whether be before or after the PRD got carried over to the Archives of Nethys.

They released Wilderness Origins, and they still didn't address it...

Is it really this complicated and costly to release a 5-page PDF document with the new shifter class?

... okay that's not at all what you said and I replied to.


Rysky wrote:
JiCi wrote:
Rysky wrote:
JiCi wrote:
Cavall wrote:
It's not an unfinished class. They updated it right away and have supported it with options ever since, up to and including their latest releases.

If it was the case, they would have released a statement to tell us: "here is the newly-revised class."

Not even their PRD got updated with this...

Didn't they do exactly that?

Also when was the last time the PRD got updated on anything?

They did not... They addressed in a blog post that they should have playtested the class before publishing the book, and that they were reworking it. They added/tweaked stuff mostly in FAQ, but never in a proper document that lays down the changes, whether be before or after the PRD got carried over to the Archives of Nethys.

They released Wilderness Origins, and they still didn't address it...

Is it really this complicated and costly to release a 5-page PDF document with the new shifter class?

... okay that's not at all what you said and I replied to.

I don't get it either ?_?

Silver Crusade

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If it was the case, they would have released a statement to tell us: "here is the newly-revised class."
They did do this.
Quote:
Not even their PRD got updated with this...

The PRD hadn't been updated in years.


The archive of nethys is the official reference site for pathfinder.

What version is there?

Silver Crusade

It's now the official site for Pathfinder, having replaced the PRD.

The most up to date one is on there.


So then..... issue solved right? Company said "this is the updated" and the official sites updated it.

What's the problem?

Silver Crusade

Cavall wrote:

So then..... issue solved right? Company said "this is the updated" and the official sites updated it.

What's the problem?

*shrugs*


Rysky wrote:
Quote:
If it was the case, they would have released a statement to tell us: "here is the newly-revised class."
They did do this.

Ok, I get it, here's the missing thing...

Where?

Silver Crusade

JiCi wrote:
Rysky wrote:
Quote:
If it was the case, they would have released a statement to tell us: "here is the newly-revised class."
They did do this.

Ok, I get it, here's the missing thing...

Where?

In posts in the major Shifter thread, I’m also sure they made a blog post for it.


When you stated "they added/tweaked stuff" that changed the class.

The official (and d20srd as well) websites took that and added it to the class so that you can find it.

If not on the FAQ and not on the official site and not on the unofficial sites where are you expecting this information to come from?

Are you asking them to type up a new block in a book for you? If so, the pocket guide comes out soon. If you're asking for one on this website, when has that EVER been done?

The information you need and where to get that information are clear and easy to find. I still don't understand the issue here.


I could not care less about the shifter case, but I want to know if sylvan trickster rogue uses their rogue level+INT for the effects of any hexes they get!

Grand Lodge

I believe HeroLab has all the shifter updates, which is good enough for me.


TriOmegaZero wrote:
I believe HeroLab has all the shifter updates, which is good enough for me.

and how does herolab stand on the sylvan trickster situation, if I may ask?


SaltMiner wrote:
I could not care less about the shifter case, but I want to know if sylvan trickster rogue uses their rogue level+INT for the effects of any hexes they get!

Why wouldn't it?


blahpers wrote:
SaltMiner wrote:
I could not care less about the shifter case, but I want to know if sylvan trickster rogue uses their rogue level+INT for the effects of any hexes they get!
Why wouldn't it?

Because it lacks something that say so...

like in the eldritch scoundrel archetype:

Rogue Talents:
At 4th level and every 4 levels thereafter, the eldritch scoundrel gains a rogue or ninja talent for which she meets the prerequisites (treating her rogue level as her ninja level). If a talent requires her to expend points from her ki pool, she can instead expend a spell slot with a spell level equal to the number of ki points she would normally expend. If a talent functions only if she has ki in her ki pool, it functions as long as she still has a spell of 1st level or higher prepared. At 12th level, she can select an advanced talent in place of a rogue talent. This modifies the normal rogue talent progression and advanced talent.

or in this magus archetype:

Hex Magus (Su):
At 4th level, the hexcrafter magus gains access to a small number of witch’s hexes. The hexcrafter magus picks one hex from the witch’s hex class feature. He gains the benefit of or uses that hex as if he were a witch of a level equal to his magus level. This feature replaces spell recall.

Grand Lodge

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SaltMiner wrote:
TriOmegaZero wrote:
I believe HeroLab has all the shifter updates, which is good enough for me.
and how does herolab stand on the sylvan trickster situation, if I may ask?

Testing it, I see that it does advance the hexes as it levels.


TriOmegaZero wrote:
SaltMiner wrote:
TriOmegaZero wrote:
I believe HeroLab has all the shifter updates, which is good enough for me.
and how does herolab stand on the sylvan trickster situation, if I may ask?
Testing it, I see that it does advance the hexes as it levels.

Thanks for the test!

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