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Errata can be made to a card for a variety of reasons, including to fix mistakes, to update a card's terminology, or to clarify the behavior of a card so that its rulings are easier to understand. Cards must always be played according to the latest erratum. | Errata can be made to a card for a variety of reasons, including to fix mistakes, to update a card's terminology, or to clarify the behavior of a card so that its rulings are easier to understand. Cards must always be played according to the latest erratum. | ||
Unlike many other card games, Card Stories cards did not often receive reprints with updated errata. One notable exception was the [[Premium Pack]] release of [[Han ( | Unlike many other card games, Card Stories cards did not often receive reprints with updated errata. One notable exception was the [[Premium Pack]] release of [[Han (CS card 276)|Han]], where a mail-in replacement was offered due to the wrong artwork being printed on the card. | ||
==List of Cards With Errata== | ==List of Cards With Errata== | ||
Latest revision as of 12:28, 31 October 2023
Errata (エラッタ, eratta) are changes to any part of the text or illustration of a card in the Genso Suikoden Card Stories TCG. The singular form is erratum.
Information
Errata can be made to a card for a variety of reasons, including to fix mistakes, to update a card's terminology, or to clarify the behavior of a card so that its rulings are easier to understand. Cards must always be played according to the latest erratum.
Unlike many other card games, Card Stories cards did not often receive reprints with updated errata. One notable exception was the Premium Pack release of Han, where a mail-in replacement was offered due to the wrong artwork being printed on the card.