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Exactly. It would be like saying the ability to attack in melee is a "resource".

The piracy of any significant ship types is pretty much non-existent in that area now. Has been for a few years now.

Your Google foo is irrelevant in this discussion. I know the person and I know that the FBI pays them. I met them as I worked counter terrorism with the CIA & FBI until ~'05.

Excuse for what? A visible commercial flight not yet over their legal territory but is over the ocean stops squawking and drops off of ATC radar. What do they need an excuse for?

They do. So does the FBI.

The ones that like a video game feel (Red Warrior Needs Food Badly) won't mind. That was the premise for 4E after all. No one I play with likes that for D&D though.

Considering MILLIONS of people who CAN'T control this type of thing. And, the extremely small % of humanity that it RARELY happens to (according to the people saying it happens to them) AND, the insignificant number of controlled lab experiments on this. To state that since it hasn't been...

Wrong Correct. FAA does that. Nope. My brother is USAF O6 Intel. NORAD & USAF don't track flights in that detail. Only if coming towards secure airspace. Just the way it is.

I just can't see pilots going along with that. Given that they have to die.

Exactly. And also why I refuse to purchase this version sight unseen. Already got burnt doing that with 4e.

After 35 years of messing with this scenario I know what you are getting at is correct.

Well, for classes that have alignment limitations they define what you ethically can and cannot do. If, like in my game world, HP and super human power a PC gains as they increase in level is tied, even if unknown to the PC's, to deities, it is a defining world view that when changed, has huge...

All this is why I like the Bard as put together in Castles & Crusades. Also, if you read what Tacitus mentioned about the Germanic Barbarian Bards, it fits better.

That' not how you price on a cost accounting basis. Which you better be using if you want to stay in business. 3rd party POD costs don't get factored in.

Right. But, I'm only talking about the price set by the IP owner. Not what the buyer decides to do with it once purchased.

Almost no military tracks commercial flights in that way when the flight is leaving territory and heading out to sea. Just not a concern. Even today NORAD doesn't say anything about a flight heading to say the UK if it alters course on a more Southerly track out of D.C. rather than a Great...

Based on all available data, the pilots (for unknown reason) took the plane WAY off course. After that, it was probably flown over land and either blown up or quickly and intentionally crashed.

Given an ebook/pdf option where there is zero stocking, shipping, channel expenses. I'd say $20.00 tops.

That depends on circumstance and how a GM runs things. A wizard taking one level in fighter may not benefit that much at higher levels compared to spending that effort into the next wizard level. In my game that wiz can't wear armor if casting spells so there goes one big advantage.

Well, that "D&D" game doesn't exist. So, just going with what rule sets are available...