The ninth stage of the Kanigem Tournaments

Yes, the game won't end after defeating the enemies. However, I misunderstood the goal of the game in this tournament...
Rules:
4. After reaching the last action (which leads to victory)...
That is, you play until you win; you don't even need to touch the enemies. In this case, the points will be clearly displayed; why complicate things?
Well, if there are no points "for a battle," then no one will have them.
In any case, I would like clarity, a decision from the organizers.

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3. The goal of the game is to defeat the enemy.
The result will be evaluated primarily based on the minimum time.
If several players have the same completion time, the best will be determined by points. If a favorite still cannot be determined, it will be based on the amount of mercury.
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Did you see this point at the very beginning? It's interesting to know which part of the rules and which point has a higher priority. I personally understand these points as follows:
1. On this map, in this specific tournament, the goal of the game is to defeat the enemy. It is written in black and white.
2. The rule that Undergrounder pointed out states that you need to reach the last action when victory occurs, but it does not say that it is the victory of the game. The victory and the last action are defined by the tournament task.
3. However, the mapmaker has indicated a different definition of victory on the map itself. Therefore, either point 3 in the tournament rules needs to be changed to indicate a different goal of the game, or the secondary criterion for determining the winner needs to be changed, or the starting save needs to be changed, and the goal of the game on the map itself needs to be changed to defeat the enemy.
4. What will the organizers say?

I agree with the previous speaker :) Digging up the Grail with a Necropolis is, in my opinion, an overkill. But eating crystals – why not? Even if it's not critical on this map, it's worth considering for the future...

And even digging isn't an overkill – this is a rare occurrence in offline games, so you can easily live with it, and if necessary, beautifully complete the map using advanced Necropolis technologies :)

Added 5 minutes ago

With great respect to you, I must disagree.
1. It is not worth allowing the Necropolis to dig up the GRAIL (or then allow it to dig it up immediately after viewing the editor, why suffer)

:) Well, allowing the Necropolis to dig up the Grail and allowing it to dig up the Grail without solving all the puzzles are different things. Simply allowing the Necropolis to dig, and other moments related to the Necropolis, makes the game more multifaceted, so to speak; that is, new paths appear for some solutions in the game, and therefore it becomes more interesting to play.