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The statistics given here indicate the changes to existing statistics required to update the creatures to v.3.5. This appendix summarizes the changes to monster skills and feats, damage reduction, type and subtype, and other information required to bring all of the monsters presented in those two books up to date with the latest version of the core rulebooks. Monster Update Conversion of the monsters presented in the FORGOTTEN REALMS Campaign Setting and Monstrous Companion: Monsters of Faerûn is fairly straightforward. Or maybe I'm fine with the errata because my three AL PCs are completely unaffected by them.A Web Enhancement for the FORGOTTEN REALMS® Player’s Guide to Faerûn Accessory
Clarifying their intent certainly changes the way it can operates, but it seems to me like they really hadn't considered the ramifications of it as written somehow - but it's a big book with a lot of crunch. I know people are going to cite the twinned spell-thing as another one, but I disagree. I think the only one that strikes me as a genuine we-wanted-this-to-be-different change is the new language about unarmed strikes. They're nearly all clarifying authorial intent. There were some genuine, obvious mistakes that made it through editing intact - stuff like trap the soul being on on the wizard's spell list but not actually existing as a spell and dwarves having proficiency in the throwing hammer when the weapon's really called a light hammer - and some other things that, as written, were "loose ends" that they tied up, like the fact that the Ready action "expires" at the start of your next turn or that cantrips acquired through the warlock's Pact of the Tome should be considered warlock cantrips.
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