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Poll. So, what exactly is Hit&Run?

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You can't take revenge on someone else's turn. I tried it once, and let's just say I was told I was wrong. As for "Preds-ty," you somehow got away with something about an expert Berserk. Even if you consider it unacceptable for some reason, that doesn't mean it can't be included as a separate case in my rule. I'm clarifying my position: an expert Berserk cannot be considered a hit-and-run tactic at all. Because in the classic formulation, a hit-and-run implies hitting and running away, whether it's using direct damage magic or a so-called "power hit-and-run" (mass haste), for example. If mass Berserk is cast, then a) it might not work due to resistance; b) someone among those affected by the Berserk might have their morale triggered; c) if several units still manage to get through, the turn will probably still reach the opponent (if not, it's their own fault – they didn't position their units correctly, didn't separate a single unit, etc.). That is, they will have the opportunity to retaliate – by casting magic or simply using mass haste, which will result in it no longer being a hit-and-run but an exchange. And it's still unclear who will benefit from it. Therefore, please don't stir up trouble unnecessarily; we've heard about Berserk even without you.
Земля нуля.
Все в ней нулево и кукольно.