"The Art of Strategy - III"

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Hmm, my idea was simpler. First, we start with the rule that we choose a race to play against our opponent.

Here, it's clear: in the list, we specify the race and template for each player against the other.

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If, for example, there's an option to play two games against each person, then it would work like this: I choose the Elf template "Mask" against Moz, and he chooses the Orc template "Letos." In the second option, I choose the Orc template "Letos," and he chooses the Human template "M3." The judge has two options in the end; he conducts a draw, and Moz is chosen. Then, the first option is selected, and the game is played: Elf (Dexter) vs. Orc (Moz) with the "Letos" template.

Option 1 is game 1.
Option 2 is game 2. Is that correct?
The first game is clear, except for one thing: how was the color determined?

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And then the second pair plays: Human (Moz) vs. Dexter (Orc) with the "Letos" template.

To be honest, I don't quite understand this part.
Probably like this: Orc (Moz) vs. Dexter (Human) with the "M3" template. Again, how was the color determined?
Let's use different races and templates in both options, without repetition. Please write it out again, explaining how the selection process works.
Thanks in advance.