01-20-2015, 10:20 PM
If the high tech devices are used for combat/other things (i.e. they are actual summons or moves) and the like - that is of course allowed regardless of the setting. But the 'balancing' aspect of the Omniverse would still be in effect. The rule itself is specifically regarding the summoning of vehicles of that nature. There is some leeway. Actually 'summoning' (not the kind that takes sp/real om) them wouldn't work. But there is nothing stopping you for say bringing a high tech version of a dataverse device into Camelot. As for the Moves, if they are Moves that is completely fine. Moves are not susceptible to such restrictions. I think the Vehicle rules which even mention this say: that if you are personally creating the 'vehicle' with a Move that must be maintained by your energy - that it could go against the restriction as you are maintaining it (a summon basically).
That rule is really only in place so people just don't go summoning griffons to fly around in Coruscant or flying cars in Camelot. If I have Sarah's rifle for example, that is not suddenly going to turn into a bow because I go to Camelot. That wouldn't make sense, and Toyboxgirl herself would be unaffected even if she is a piece of technology.
That rule is really only in place so people just don't go summoning griffons to fly around in Coruscant or flying cars in Camelot. If I have Sarah's rifle for example, that is not suddenly going to turn into a bow because I go to Camelot. That wouldn't make sense, and Toyboxgirl herself would be unaffected even if she is a piece of technology.
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