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XOIC of Radishes posted:Wouldn't hurt to ask, though. The ban may apply more so to things like MTG counterfeit cards where people will try to run those in a tourney where others have spent hundreds of dollars on cards, whereas in playing a virtual counterpart of the game itself both players are on equal ground in terms of financial investment. I think that rule's mostly for the cheap knockoff Warhammer 40k figurines. I know you can buy an entire army worth like 800 bucks normally for like, a tenth of that if you go with chinese figures (which are actually considered really good nowadays - they stay together fine, look just like real ones, etc.)
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