It's gonna take a while, Fireld doesn't stop asking things.
It was written in the offical part of Da Rules list, not the fan made section
What they have as offical are still fanmade interpretations of rules of Da Rules and other unrelated limitations, it's so unprofessional they have the time to have in fanmade rules below it.
Besides that it was meant to show how powerful and important the brownies were and why they couldn't just be created/summoned with magic. A somewhat simular case
to the magic muffin. (Suprisngly both were baked by Jorgen)
The muffin has resistance to magic as later difined by Timmy as something all magical items have, and yet Cosmo could affect the muffin when he fixed the world the first time, they just couldn't wish it back to Timmy.
If a normal fairy can't do to this things what not even Jorgen has then it doesn't matter Tier wise for this thread.
Like using it for vs debating
Dude, you had just proved that the regular thing magical beings couldn't get out of was made by other magical beings, thereby making it thing they couldn't get out of magical too, it's a clear waste of time to bring false limits and weaknesses like that, let alone in a show that has so many easily dismissible ones.
WHAT? I didn't mean them protecting Timmy is against the rules in itself. I meant they would protect him no matter how powerful the opponet he's facing is, as long as, along the way they don't do sth else that does break the rule
It's redundant to say "they will try to do something as long as they don't go beyond what they can't do", it was poorly structured unless you meant they could easily come across something that would break Da Rules.
You accept that rule when it gives the characters a resistance and you don't when it gives them a limitation. Since Crocker couldn't effect those magical items that would be a limit to his own/Wanda's magic
We accept rules that are legit and in the way that they're proven to work, they can't use Death Manip on humans, they can't mess up their bodies to have them beat up or mutilated while they feal the pain of it, they can't separate true love, but they can kill others in dozens upon dozens of other ways, same with harming others, they were shown to cut bodies if they make it so that the target doesn't feel pain, and they can affect someone feeling true love in any way via magic, which is not the same as separating it from whatever it loves, etc. The wording used makes it so that it's a resistance to magic rather than a limit to magic, and it can wear off with enough hits.
U saying he used his wand off screen?
The show always portrays using wands as what gives faireis their magic, regardless of how that's objectively not the case, it doesn't matter if he created the book, buy it or it's a normal book, the easier thing to claim is that it needs his wand for it.