Using magic twice in one round is considered a bug. I suggest not using it. If you bypass this bug, I will ask you to find a way to justify it :) "like, let's let Axe use magic twice too" - that is at your discretion.
If you believe you have the right, you may use it... A way to check your Walkthrough in detail exists.
1. Agree - making such a description for a map like this might take so long you'd die before finishing :)
In case of doubt, any player has the full right to demand a detailed description of your Walkthrough from you, and there is a possibility to calculate your run step-by-step. And you know this...
I still hope it doesn't come to that.
The simplest way is to allow EVERYONE what was once forbidden by someone, but the reasons for the prohibition were not explained, nor was a way to effectively verify the use of this bug found :)
You apparently haven't read the thread about the OFF Heroes 1 Tournaments. There, I proposed a point on strengthening the checks at least for the leaders' Walkthroughs, but the proposal was not accepted. So read the rules carefully. If you personally, for example, take 3rd place, you cannot personally check the player in 2nd place, especially if they use double magic not in battles with legions but in battles with dozens. Such battles won't even be mentioned in descriptions on this map! I am surprised that you specifically had to have this explained to you :(
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Amber Soler, do you want to be convinced that you are wrong? :) Officially allow everyone to use magic twice ONLY in ONE battle with any of the heroes. After the tournament, let the judge or YOU say who used magic twice in which battle, or at least identify just one "unclean" battle of the leader. Your correct answers would convince me that I am wrong.
PS. One can, of course, think that everyone plays fair on their word, but I don't want to play and think that I might end up looking like a bit of a fool.
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I'll repeat the essence of my proposal so you don't have to dig and look for it in another thread. Officially allow the player who took 2nd place to check the player who took 1st, allow the player who took 3rd to check the 2nd place player, and the 4th to check the 3rd, respectively. The Judge can check anyone, regardless of what place they took themselves.
The chain ends there. In this way, the top three leaders can be checked in detail, which also helps the judge during verification. If the leaders' results are verified this way and everything is clean, is there any point in checking the other players in detail? I think not. If this point had been introduced into the rules, then it would be one thing, and double casting could be forbidden. But a prohibition without corresponding verification makes no sense.