Game night is close, the box is on the table, and you’re looking for one rule that doesn’t seem to match the page you found. Before assuming anything is wrong, check which edition you have. This series follows Vinyl edition by edition, so the edition label is the best place to start.
Check the box first
Look for the edition name and other identifying details printed on the box, then compare them with the edition page before opening a rules document. If the box includes a publication or printing detail, note that too; it may help distinguish copies when the wording or components need checking. Don’t rely on the cover alone if the page lists more than one version.
Once you’ve found the matching published edition, use its rules and errata together. Errata can clarify a specific point without replacing the rulebook, so it’s worth checking both when a question comes up at the table.
When details do not match
If a component, rule, or edition label doesn’t line up with the page, send a note with the exact wording or a clear description of what you see. A photo of the relevant box panel or rulebook passage can make it easier to identify the issue. Please include which edition you’re checking, rather than just saying that a rule looks different.
That small bit of context helps keep edition resources useful for the next player, too. The practical habit is simple: identify the published edition, open its own rules and errata, and flag any mismatch with enough detail to investigate.