"The Art of Strategy - III"

Hmm, my idea was simpler. First, we start with the rule that players choose their race to counter their opponent. Here's an important point: how many people will register? Let's say there's an option where each person can play two games against each other. For example, I choose Elf (Dexter) against Moz – Elf (Mask) template, and he chooses Orc (Letos) template. The second option is I choose Orc (Letos) template, and he chooses Human (M3) template. The judge has two options. He draws a lot, and Moz is chosen. Then, option 1 is selected, and the game is Elf (Dexter) vs. Orc (Moz) with the Letos template, followed by Human (Moz) vs. Elf (Dexter) with the Letos template. If Dexter had been chosen by the judge, then the games would be Orc (Moz) vs. Elf (Dexter) with the Mask template and Orc (Dexter) vs. Human (Moz) with the M3 template. As you can see, nothing fundamentally changes, but in each case, a different template and a different player color are used. After this, each player eliminates two races and two templates. Then, with other players, you can eliminate from the remaining options. In the first case, both players eliminate Letos. In the second case, Dexter eliminates Mask, and Moz eliminates M3. Also, the races that the players have already used are always eliminated.