WeirdCo has published a **card errata page** — a running record of changes and clarifications to printed card text. The rule it opens with matters more than any single entry:
> During gameplay, every card on this page should be played as if it bears the updated text and characteristics associated with it. The updated text shown here supersedes all printed text at all levels of play.
So a card in your hand can be wrong, and the page wins.
Three entries at launch:
**Johnny Silverhand: Never Stop Fighting (Beta Iconic Rare)** was printed with the Eurodollar Sell tag by mistake. Consistent with every other version of the card, it **cannot be sold for an Eddie**. If you own the Beta Iconic, the badge on your copy is not real.
**Kiroshi Optics** had reminder text that disagreed with every other Gear card. It now reads "Equip to a friendly Unit or face-up Legend" — so the Gear goes on your own board, not across the table. This is a clarification rather than a change: it brings the wording into line with how the rest of the Gear cards are already worded.
**Nocturne OP55 N1** carried an incorrect artist credit. The art is by **Daniel Valaisis**.
All three are already reflected on CHOOMDEX, and CHOOMDECK plays both gameplay entries correctly — the simulator has always offered friendly hosts only for Kiroshi Optics, and has never let Johnny be sold.
Checking the errata also turned up something the page does not mention: eight cards in our own catalogue were missing their Sell tag entirely — Dexter DeShawn — Off the Grid, Arasaka Emergency Radioport, Detonate, Shattered Memories, Memory Relapse, Tetratronic Rippler, Three Mouths One Desire and Nocturne OP55 N1. Every one of them plainly carries the €$ badge on its printed art. That has been corrected, so those eight can be sold for an Eddie again in the simulator.
The errata page carries no publication date and WeirdCo has not announced it. It was first seen on 30 August 2026, which is when this was written — it may have gone up earlier.