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Appeals Committee. Disputed situations in tournaments.
Sav, by the way, I've always wanted to know, isn't morality in Heroes purely mathematical? Sometimes it seems that way (and it's not just my impression), as if creatures behave morally simply because the player's decision aligns with the AI's idea of the "best" solution in that situation.
The argument about the non-pathological nature of the situation is very interesting, especially considering that for it to become non-pathological in practice, one side must simply and immediately surrender voluntarily. It seems logical, but something still feels off.