Digivice

[Game Master]

[atrb=border,0,true][atrb=width,400,true][atrb=cellpadding,15,true][atrb=style,padding: 3px;,bTable][atrb=style,font-family: arial; text-align: justify;] digivice The digivice is a prominent feature in the Digimon franchise. Now, in this universe, it takes on a new role, a player's skeleton key. These digivices hold all the information a player needs. major uses in real world access to owner's account all information on owner communication (email, phone, text, forum board) house key credits (for paying) map function (basic) news function (ie. weather, magami announcements) major uses in digital world access to owner's account all information on owner communication (email, phone, text, forum board) credits (for paying) user menu map function (no landmarks written until explored) communication with partner digimon partner digimon tracker news function (ie. magami announcements) differences between MAGAMI staff and players

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[li] complete data on digimon that character encounters

• possible techniques
  
• possible evolutions
  
• primary attack
  
• pretty much everything in the digidex.
  

[/li][li] alerts as to hackers/attempted hackers

player
[/li][li] partial data on digimon that character encounters

• one technique opposing digimon knows
  
• one possible evolution
  
• level
  

[/li][li] alerts a magami staff member when engaged in suspicious activities[/li][/ul]
In the real world, a digivice is shaped much like the modern iphone. However, it's far thinner and sleeker than one. Barely a centimeter thick, it is a wonder just how such a device can be created. Now, don't think that just because the device is thin that it is not sturdy, it can free fall over three stories and still be intact. They were designed for functionality and sleekness for the normal businessman. It is not a mere toy, despite being designed to use for a game.

In the digital world, the device reconstructs itself, becoming the small satellite floating close to one's head. The menu is a translucent grey object in a player's line of vision when closed. It comes down over half of the player's line of vision when they call on it.

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