Dirigibles and blimps.

[Stephan Donnel]

As noted in "About the World" section it is impossible to create a flying car or something of that matter without using it as an Assist anywhere except Coruscant and Camelot. My question is - is it possible to summon, or outright build from scratch from summoned or scavenged parts, a blimp or dirigible in Verses other than those two noted?

In addition - is it possible for either of those to be used as representation of "Flight" power?

[Sasuke Uchiha]

So, basically, in verses like Coruscant and Camelot, already exist the use of vehicles that can fly and you would not need the flight power in order to have a flying ship in these verses. Now, when it comes to the other verses, like say the Dunes, they do not have flying vehicle summon ability and the only way to fly in a verse like this is the flight power plus having an assist.

If you have flight and an assist made for your blimp, you may have your blimp anywhere in the Omniverse. Just note that it won't fit though a gate when leaving a verse to the next. I hope this clears it up for you.

Edited to reflect Omni's ruling.

[Omni]

Basically no, not without the use of assists. They simply wouldn't work (put it down to Orc-physics or something, they don't believe it works unless it's in Camelot or Coruscant )

I feel like having it as the flight power would be slightly too big of a stretch considering the size of a blimp. Maybe a mini-blimp in the form of a backpack or something, but otherwise it's a bit too far.

^I would say it would still be off-limits outside of the C-verses unless it's an assist, and would still be subject to fatigue. So you can't just easily cross the desert/ocean/steppes/etc

Unrelated to your question, but this is a useful reference topic for creating vehicles and such.

[Ururu Kyuuei]

Somewhat on topic but what about flying/floating bases outside those two verses?

[Kakashi Hatake]

Somewhat on topic but what about flying/floating bases outside those two verses?

As long as it's 'anchored' and accessible (basically as long as it doesn't give an advantage if someone were to assault the base). Ganondorf's base in the Endless Dunes is a good example of this.

[Ururu Kyuuei]

Anchored... crap well there goes having my stratosphere high base.

[Bandit With No Name]

Yeah, as a general rule Bases should be reasonably accessible without any special move or power requirements.

[Ururu Kyuuei]

Can a base be a vehicle as well?

[David Xanatos]

Can a base be a vehicle as well?

(basically as long as it doesn't give an advantage if someone were to assault the base)

I'm no angel but I'd say that having a vehicular base would be a pretty distinct advantage.

[Schwi Dola]

But note what Omni said specifically, outside the C-verses.

In Camelot and Coruscant any Prime could summon a vehicle to fly up to the base so a floating base might be permissible.


A mobile base.. within the verse?

You almost definitely couldn't have a base travel to other verses.

[Bandit With No Name]

Nope, no vehicular bases, and they should approachable by ground (or the standard travel for the verse, like a boat for Vasty Deeps). A moving base is probably out of the question just due the possibility of abuse.