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Any changes to the rules are allowed with the mutual consent of the players, except for item 14. That is, you can play according to mutually agreed-upon rules and even without any rules at all (again, item 14 applies under all circumstances),
After all, if you don't like playing as Necropolis, why play as it???
And who forces you to play as Necropolis? Choose the Castles that you like. If it doesn't suit you, choose with your opponent which ones you want, if he doesn't mind. ;)
Mmmm, but why is there such unfairness regarding the hit-and-run tactic??? It's a perfectly established tactic. Some build their entire game around it. It's some kind of restriction of the game's possibilities.
Similar to the previous answer. What tactic? To kill all the Barbarian army with one Pegasus because they don't have a single creature, faster than the Pegasus?
And if I attack with 7 silver pegasi, one by one, cast a spell, and run away at the beginning of the second round - is this trick allowed, and how is it "more fair" than the one described above?
7 pegasi, one by one, must still survive the first round :) And sooner or later, they will run out.
And how will you track the use of regeneration, chain lightning, or shower using save files???
This is already the judge's problem ;) Play better, gentlemen, play.
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