Solmyr, Demeer, and Aislin are cheaters (and/or) kamikazes; do the rest have a right to exist?

Here's what came to mind:

Something like "Sword vs. Magic"
1. We determine by drawing lots who will play with the sword and who with magic.
2. The lucky one chooses a starting mage from three: Solmyr, Deemer, Aislin, and uses them without restrictions, either as the main hero or as a kamikaze.
3. The opponent chooses a Castle:
a) against Aislin - any, except Necropolis, and also a different color.
b) against Deemer - any, except Necropolis, Fortress, and Dungeon, color change after restart.
c) against Solmyr - Castle, Swamp, Barbarian, or Inferno, color change after restart.
4. A Swiss system would probably be preferable.
5. The map template will most likely be a small map, or as agreed upon.

1. Those who voted for unbanning mages (option 1 or 2, so that it doesn't turn into a game of letting the other side win for the sake of the idea) should preferably play with the sword. Those who voted against unbanning should play with magic.
2. The player using magic chooses a magic specialist, and eliminates 3 Castles for the opponent.
3. The player using the sword chooses a Castle from the remaining ones and plays as a warrior.
4. Tournament system: Swiss or round-robin, depending on the number of participants.
5. Map template: small map or as agreed upon.
6. The game is played according to the seasonal rules, with the exception of point 5.2.1. This means that magic specialists can be used without restrictions, only to pass their specialized spells to other heroes and to use found magic scrolls, a corresponding level of the guild must be built. The player using magic is obliged to use the starting hero or another mage in the final.
7. Based on the results of the tournament, a decision will be made on whether or not to change the rules regarding point 5.2.1. If the percentage of wins for mages exceeds 60% (the number can still be discussed), then lifting the ban creates an imbalance in the game, and the rules remain unchanged. If it is less than 60%, then we make changes to the seasonal rules.

Then I am ready to personally participate in such a tournament (of course, with the sword) and dispel the myth about the "cheating" of magic specialists.