Official Errata: Changes and fixes to the game (Subscription Recommended)

"Metalcrafting" has been deleted, made obsolete by the new Utility Talent "Element Master"

Dazed has been edited for clarity - the pointless opening sentance has been removed

Dazed - The dazed can only take one action per turn. It cannot use free actions, reactions or interrupts. While dazed, a creature suffers vulnerability 2.

A comment has been added to the combat talent Blood Pact explaining why it doesn't stack with itself.

The trait "Gold is Power" now says you may take it multiple times.

Conjure warden has been changed to the following

[-2] Conjure Warden - Standard Utility
Conjure an allied Spectral Warden. It has the following stat-block.

Spectral Warden - 1 HP

[0] Warden’s Boon - Standard Utility
The Spectral Warden grants you or target ally 1d8 HP.

[0] Warden’s Duty - Interrupt Utility
Trigger – An ally is targeted by an attack.
Effect - The triggering attack hits the Spectral Warden instead.

Kindulas wrote:Conjure warden has been changed to the following

[-2] Conjure Warden - Standard Utility
Conjure an allied Spectral Warden. It has the following stat-block.

Spectral Warden - 1 HP

[0] Warden’s Boon - Standard Utility
The Spectral Warden grants you or target ally 1d8 HP.

[0] Warden’s Duty - Interrupt Utility
Trigger – An ally is targeted by an attack.
Effect - The triggering attack hits you instead.

It's buffed by the fact it now basically can be used to tank every body's damage... But... There is a flaw it it's warding: It's usage of "you" is confusing. Becuase befroe this change the use clearly meant to the User (cause using any HP healing on a minion is a waste of healing) but now does it mean the damage is sent to the user or is the damage sent to use the Warden? I assume it's ment to be sent to the Warden, and if so I'd suggest removing the usage of "you" with this any other conjerations.

Yeah that^. Basically, here's how the wording looks:

The Spectral Warden grants you or target ally 1d8 HP.

Because "The SPectral Warden" is specified, we can assume that "you" means the one who conjured the warden. So here:

Trigger – An ally is targeted by an attack.
Effect - The triggering attack hits you instead.

"You", reasonably, is the same "you" as before, the conjurer. So by all accounts that says that the conjurer can, at will, tank any attack going to any teammate.

If this is what was intended.... then goody, my build just got optimized. But we may need some clarification here regardless.

Bronymous wrote:Yeah that^. Basically, here's how the wording looks:

The Spectral Warden grants you or target ally 1d8 HP.

Because "The SPectral Warden" is specified, we can assume that "you" means the one who conjured the warden. So here:

Trigger – An ally is targeted by an attack.
Effect - The triggering attack hits you instead.

"You", reasonably, is the same "you" as before, the conjurer. So by all accounts that says that the conjurer can, at will, tank any attack going to any teammate.

If this is what was intended.... then goody, my build just got optimized. But we may need some clarification here regardless.

Oh oops, you're right that's wrong. I could've sworn sometimes conjurations refer to themselves as "You," but especially given that it specifies the warden in the above talent it needs to change

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[0] Warden’s Duty - Interrupt Utility
Trigger – An ally is targeted by an attack.
Effect - The triggering attack hits the Spectral Warden instead.

Awww... after thinking about it, I kind of really wanted it to work that way.

Bronymous wrote:Awww... after thinking about it, I kind of really wanted it to work that way.

Because it would have been hilariously powerful. It's only fair because the warden dies when the power is used, if you can pop one up and then start body-blocking everyone just because a warden exists, that would be /way/ too much.

It also would have been hilarious if you guys had made changes in order to scale down one build, and then inadvertently over power another in the same move.

Just a heads up, you guys forgot the apply the "the triggering attack hits the Spectral Warden instead" change to the Conjure Warden in the Conjurer section...

Noticed some stuff in the GE document. Thunderbird is missing half of what it's supposed to do and Falling with Style isn't even in there.

Ramsus wrote:Noticed some stuff in the GE document. Thunderbird is missing half of what it's supposed to do and Falling with Style isn't even in there.

Wonder how that happened. Thunderbird was supposed to have 5 lightning charges which could be expended for... could you spend them on allies' checks?

And what's falling with style?

Falling With Style (2) - 5/Day
Preparation Time: Instantaneous
On your next skill check, you may reroll natural 1s. You also gain a +3 bonus to the check if it uses your cutie mark.


^ this be Falling With Style... It's a Pegasus Racial.

It and Thunderbird as it should be are still in the Pony Tale Races doc...

Honestly, I don't really like either of those abilities but, as long as they're officially in the system, people should know those options are available.

Companions now can't have their own companions, so that you can't have an endless army of them with the Derp+Focused Evolution combo.

Midnight's Blade has been edited primarily for clarity, with some functional changes. There were disagreements between the tabletop and skype versions, but they are now unified as:
[-7] Midnight’s Blade - Standard Utility
For the rest of the battle you may reroll all 1s on dice you roll for attacks, and once per round you may have one of your attacks deal +6 damage to a single creature.

Eureka! Now specifies the question must be related to the campaign. No asking the DM personal questions  

Nehiel Mori abused the loophole heartily.

Fury of the Tempest wrote:

Stairc -Dan Felder wrote:Nehiel Mori abused the loophole heartily.

What did he did do?

Well, he didn't ask a personal question but he used a character in one campaign to get an answer for another. It was hilarious, but not something to leave open