Radio Scrambler

A radio scrambler that confuses Order troop communication, preventing them from appearing in the area when powered. This will not prevent assaults or portal storms.
Overview

The scrambler’s effect is strictly on the appearance/spawn of Order troops; it does not block hostile action once it is underway. Specifically, powering a 
Practical notes and interactions:
- Activation requirement: The
Radio Scrambler must be supplied with power to produce its anti-spawn effect. Unpowered units do not interfere with Order communications.
- Primary effect: Prevents Order troop appearances in its coverage area by confusing or replacing their radio signals.
- Limitations: The device does not prevent assaults, portal storms, or other attack events. These threats will still occur even while the scrambler is active.
- Tactical role: Use the
Radio Scrambler to reduce or eliminate routine Order reinforcements and patrols in a controlled area, but combine it with other defenses or preparations for dealing with assaults and portal-based events that the scrambler cannot stop.
Across languages, descriptions consistently emphasize that the device disrupts Order communications and stops them from appearing when it is energized, while also warning that it provides no protection against direct assaults or portal storm phenomena.
Official description
A radio scrambler that confuses Order troop communication, preventing them from appearing in the area when powered. This will not prevent assaults or portal storms.
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