Appeals Committee. Disputed situations in tournaments.

Well, I immediately wanted to add my two cents since things have escalated! First, knowing this rule and having played about 40 fan and season games with this opponent, I messaged him about it and jokingly mentioned an easy win, as I had spent a lot of time playing with him. Therefore, immediately after the game, I suggested we declare a draw and just forget about it, not making a big deal out of it. But the opponent filed a report 2 minutes after the final game. And when I brought up the rule, it turned into: "you're cheating," prove it, show me the rule, etc. I repeat, after so many games played and for the sake of future games, I didn't want to make a big deal out of it, I just suggested declaring a draw. P.S.1. When the Necromancer units were running past, I was standing in a chain formation near these units and saw everything, I was tracking their moves, and the moment he ran past, I immediately let him know in the chat, asking if he had checked the guard near the units or not. The opponent remained silent. P.S.2: At the time of the rule violation, the opponent wasn't stronger, and that unfortunate move disrupted my chain formation in the treasure room. Although I admit that in the end, the opponent had a more powerful army with full control. And perhaps that single unit that killed 1-2 of my heroes in the chain formation in the treasure room didn't really affect the outcome of the game. Since this has happened, I agree that we need to clarify this rule. Peace to all.