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Player's Handbook (5.5e) Errata - October 2026

Hey everyone, today our team has made the following errata changes to the Player's Handbook (5.5e) as follows:

Chapter 1: "Playing the Game" under Stabilizing a Character (p. 29). In the first sentence, “a creature with 0 Hit Points” is now “a creature with 0 Hit Points within 5 feet”.

Chapter 7: "Spells" under Flaming Sphere (p. 275). The spell’s school of magic is now Evocation.

Appendix B: "Creature Stat Blocks" under Pseudodragon (p. 354). The final sentence of the Sting action is now “While Poisoned, the target also has the Unconscious condition, which ends early if the target takes damage or a creature within 5 feet of it takes an action to wake it.”

You can find the two sources updated here:

Sage Advice & Errata

Player's Handbook (5.5e)

u/Patient-Marsupial106 — 8 days ago

Updated Cover

Didn't know they were doing this. I wonder if they will do the same for the DMG and MM. It pleases me that they match

u/MuzikkLol — 11 days ago

Feature request - condition look up in the app

In the app, could Condition look up/description be added to this menu?

u/DeaconBlueMI — 11 days ago

Books reference updates to 2024 books?

I just bought Xanathar's Guide to Everything and Tasha's Cauldron of Everything, prior to this, a couple weeks ago, I bought the 2024 versions of the Player's Handbook and the DM's Guide. I've started with D&D in the last few months so the 2024 rules are all I know.

Are there any plans to update the references in Xanathar's and Tasha's guides (and I'm guessing other books too) to link to the 2024 books instead of 2014?

As it stands I click on some references and just get the purchase now page of the 2014 version of whichever book is being referenced, I can look stuff up manually but it feels like unnecessary extra steps.

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u/TheMac384 — 11 days ago