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Looking over the options you gave, the PC himself would still be in more danger than any opponent. Since it isn't magically bonded/controlled by/to the PC, the Tiger (especially if used to attack) WILL eventually attack the PC when the PC is very vulnerable. (Tigers & such attack when they...

We used to play "Army" and such, usually at night. We'd put on heavy jackets, our fathers safety goggles and grab our pellet guns and hunt each other.

I didn't state it was uncrossable. I was showing that it isn't always that useful. It might take 5 days to construct a way across as opposed to 5 days and 1 hour to go around. You've gained an hour. Big deal. It does nothing to mess up the game unless the DM prepares poorly.

DDI gives you a PDF to own?

Of course, because that isn't why they did it. Refusing to sell product X does nothing to stop piracy of product X. It would only increase it.

Someone mentioned that you need to cut up the book. Wrong. I have a high end scanner at work that with a touch of the book button, auto corrects for the curvature. Can't even tell you were scanning a book. It also does excellent OCR at the same time. I have made excellent PDFs out of my...

What was the last version that sold well?

My players just give the total #. I tell them to roll or not roll damage.

Really good analysis FireLance. Thanks.

I just looked through about 10 modules from 1st. By level, all were lower than 3.5 WBL tables. Pretty simple.

Here's an example PC from a 1st Ed RPGA module: 6th level fighter: longsword +1, Chainmail +2, boots of levitation. This was pretty typical for that level. Now, by following the 3.5 WBL tables, which would afford more magic?

The admonishment is VERY clear and directly addresses the point.

Apparently, you haven't read page 93 in the AD&D DMG... LOL

Yes, I made an example of a virus. So?

Based on the D&D drawings of dragons (body mass, wingspan, muscle mass placement) they couldn't fly.

I stated that looking at it from prior editions, it would be magic. 4.0 rules set could consider it flatulence. That's not what I'm referring to.

Nope. It can only see something there to attack. It is mindless, thus can't be insulted, taunted etc,. Like a virus. It can't look at the potential host and decide it looks defenseless...

Apples and oranges. One is RP and the DM still controls the NPC. The other is a magical effect that compels and the PC controls. If you REALLY can't distinguish the ACTUAL difference then, there is no reason to discuss...

Sure, I don't know how that is relevant to items received in a campaign unless a DM ran nothing but prepackaged adventures...

rolf!