1.] No Godmod. No metagaming, reality bending, character control, lightspeed, autohit, etc. etc. etc.

2.] No use of OP character abilities. This is subjective and will be determined on a case by case basis. In general if you are leveling entire city blocks in the blink of an eye without issue or tanking massive amounts of damage with no actual consequences

3.] Interrupts are allowed, however, interrupts must be done in a sequence and timely manner. If for example something is done one after the next  in a rather quick time, the post cannot be interrupted because of common reactions. The post itself on a whole, would be incorrect. The only way this can be done, is if there is a large amount of banter and unneeded actions between needed actions. If done incorrectly, it would be  "advantageous Sequencing" which is a form of character control and is not tolerated. Example Post one: Bob rolled to the right then threw a rock at Jon. Illegal followup post: Jon dodged the rock then attacks bob while he is in his roll. [Jon clearly changed the timeline of events in order to take advantage of bob, this is not allowed] While a correct example would be: Bob rolled to the right before stating <Insert a large amount of banter here> then threw a rock. Clearly if 'throwing the rock is the only action, John can dodge it, however if he were to simply attack during the banter, then that is legal and allowed.

4.] As this is a universal fantasy/sci-fi RP, science can be bent, but not to bullshit capacities. Remember, this IS Earth, or at least functions under the same laws and basic environmental principles. This means your setting can NOT be mandatorally detrimental to anything that could survive on earth in a non extreme environment.

5.] Any information not on your character sheet at the time the match starts or not stated in your introduction post is completely invalidated, and cannot be used within the confines of the battle itself. You aren't allowed to make up abilities as you go along, don't even try. Being caught doing so will result in instant disqualification.

6.] You not only reserve the right to have a post explained to you by your opponent in laymen's terms and to have any and all questions answered but may request a pause in the match room for until such concerns are addressed. Refusal to answer questions asked by an opponent about your post or abilities, within reason, will be treated as a forfeit. A judge has the right to waive this privilege if they find it to be used for the purposes of stalling, but only after initial questions have been addressed.