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I'm seeing this as a general guideline against an infinite wealth hack. Also if a creature has some ability to summon some object of note as part of its own abilities, then a summoned version of that creature wouldn't be able to summon that object the same way that it couldn't summon another creature.

Create Object is already insulated from an infinite wealth hack by the fact the the objects disappear after an hour. Additionally traditionally created objects are not the same as summoned ones, so presumable not precluded by the summoned trait.

summoned Wasp couldn't create its own actual creatures

Wouldn't procreation be similar to creation, and also not like summoning? It seems like RAW does not disallow this.

Baring a rule clarification I am missing, I would also probably allow this for role play purposes as a GM, but as a player I would ask the GM first and honor whatever conclusion they draw.

The summoned trait says "A creature called by a spell or effect gains the summoned trait. A summoned creature can't summon other creatures, create things of value, or cast spells that require a cost.".

How would one clarify "create things of value". It seems to imply that things without value could be created. Does this just mean no gems, coin, armor, weapons, magic items, etc? Alternatively does it mean that nothing at all can in fact be created; as all things have value to someone?

Specifically could the combination of Summon Fey to summon a leprechaun, who then uses their "Create Object" ability be used as approximation of Prescient Planner or would the fact that adventuring gear has a silver value preclude its creation by the summoned leprechaun? Could a summoned leprechaun create a bed role so their summoner could take a 1 hour nap?

Is it legal to GM a scenario twice and assign credit to two different characters by consuming a GM replay, or can all replays only be used as a player at the table.
As I cannot find a way to report a replay of a GM character credit on the session reporting form, I am guessing that it is not legal. But would like to confirm that.