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I keep coming upon discussions where an illusive Ork errata comes up. I've searched in Google and at the GW website and can find no such article. The closest thing I can find is a general errata here http://www.games-workshop.com/MEDIA_CustomProductCatalog/m2030054_40k_Rulebook_Oct_2008.pdf

Could someone please point me to this article?

Not minutes after I wrote this did I find the codex errata. Don't I feel impatient now. I wish it would have turned up in a search on their website.


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Now I'm even more confused. I started reading the errata and it matched my codex for a few pages and then when it said warbikers were on page 101, things stopped matching.

So I thought I would look up what copy I had, but found it has no ISBN #. Frustrating. The one I have looks like this:



That's the best I can do. How do I know if what I am playing with is correct? GW hasn't done a very good job of helping one know if the version of the rules they have in front of them are the right ones or not LOL.

...the entire point of the Errata is that they DON'T match up with what's in the Codex, since it's fixing errors and mistakes that GW made when they printed it.

Messing up page numbers is not new to them either.

Also that is the correct one. If you want to really find the ISBN number it is on the back under the little flag showing what language it is in, in between the barcode and the Citadel logo.

Ork Faq

edit: nvm, he'd found it himself already