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Since this section is simply cluttered with various posts, I propose the following Unified Rules for clan-versus-clan war declarations:
Two options:
Option 1. Each existing clan creates a thread in which it indicates that it is ready to accept challenges from other clans (e.g., as the Order of the Phoenix did). If desired, players and HoMM versions can be specified. Accordingly:
A clan declaring war leaves a post in the thread of the clan to which war is declared, indicating:
1. Its name.
2. The name of the clan to which war is declared.
3. The reason for declaring war (if necessary).
4. The HoMM version that will be the battlefield.
5. The players representing the clan in tournaments.
6. Other conditions (type of tournament, map, number of players, restrictions, etc.).
The clan to which war is declared leaves a post in its own thread with the following content:
1. Agreement or disagreement with the challenge (accepts or declines the challenge).
2. In case of agreement: players representing the clan in tournaments; other conditions not specified by the clan declaring war.
3. In case of disagreement, the reason is indicated. A clan may decline the challenge if there are no players available for the HoMM version specified by the clan declaring war.
Since military and other alliances are being formed, an allied clan can participate in tournaments in two ways:
1. Independently declare war on the clan to which war has been declared. In this case, the latter will be fighting on two fronts, and the ally (of one or another clan) must leave a corresponding post in the thread of the clan to which war is declared.
2. Participate in the battle on the map as a third party (ally). In this case, it indicates the players representing the clan in tournaments, in the same thread.
Option 2. A separate thread (one, without division by clans) is created, in which the same information is posted as indicated above.
The options are not final and are subject to discussion.
As I understand it, so far it turns out that one person issues a challenge, and the rest do nothing (where are the clan wars in this case?). In addition, there are no real wars because there are no clear rules.
Two options:
Option 1. Each existing clan creates a thread in which it indicates that it is ready to accept challenges from other clans (e.g., as the Order of the Phoenix did). If desired, players and HoMM versions can be specified. Accordingly:
A clan declaring war leaves a post in the thread of the clan to which war is declared, indicating:
1. Its name.
2. The name of the clan to which war is declared.
3. The reason for declaring war (if necessary).
4. The HoMM version that will be the battlefield.
5. The players representing the clan in tournaments.
6. Other conditions (type of tournament, map, number of players, restrictions, etc.).
The clan to which war is declared leaves a post in its own thread with the following content:
1. Agreement or disagreement with the challenge (accepts or declines the challenge).
2. In case of agreement: players representing the clan in tournaments; other conditions not specified by the clan declaring war.
3. In case of disagreement, the reason is indicated. A clan may decline the challenge if there are no players available for the HoMM version specified by the clan declaring war.
Since military and other alliances are being formed, an allied clan can participate in tournaments in two ways:
1. Independently declare war on the clan to which war has been declared. In this case, the latter will be fighting on two fronts, and the ally (of one or another clan) must leave a corresponding post in the thread of the clan to which war is declared.
2. Participate in the battle on the map as a third party (ally). In this case, it indicates the players representing the clan in tournaments, in the same thread.
Option 2. A separate thread (one, without division by clans) is created, in which the same information is posted as indicated above.
The options are not final and are subject to discussion.
As I understand it, so far it turns out that one person issues a challenge, and the rest do nothing (where are the clan wars in this case?). In addition, there are no real wars because there are no clear rules.
