#Dmg errata how to#
Official RulingsOfficial rulings on how to interpret unclear rules are made in Sage Advice. This printing includes corrections to the first printing. We have also issued corrections for the adventures Hoard of the Dragon Queen and Princes of the Apocalypse:Ī corrected version of any of these books includes one of the following lines near the bottom of its credits page: The corrections have been incorporated into more recent printings of the books, as well as into the Basic Rules. Play in the Adventurers League, the D&D organized play program, is also governed by the Adventurers League Play-ers Guide.ĮrrataCorrections have been issued for the early printings of the fifth edition Players Handbook, Monster Manual, and Dun-geon Masters Guide and can be downloaded at the follow-ing locations: If you have a question that youd like addressed in Sage Advice, please contact the games rules manager, Jeremy Crawford, on Twitter If the ques-tion is too long for a tweet, please email it to ReferencesThe fifth edition of D&D has three official rulebooks, each of which was first published in 2014: Players Handbook (abbreviated PH) Monster Manual (abbreviated MM) Dungeon Masters Guide (abbreviated DMG)The free Basic Rules contains portions of those three books and can be downloaded here: This document compiles most of them and organizes them by topic, after first noting what the games official rules ref-erences are. Sage Advice CompendiumQuestions and answers about the rules of fifth edition Dungeons & Dragons appear in Sage Advice, a monthly column on the D&D website ().
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