“Who is stronger?” – Evil versus Good.

That's a great idea. Logically, the main thing is that the evil factions play against the good factions. In the end, the winning good factions should randomly pair with the winning evil factions. And then, all the others are randomly paired for the second round. For the third round, first, the good and evil factions with 2 points each play, then those with 1 point each, and then all the others, and so on. I agree, it's much more complicated to draw such a tournament, but the main thing is the principle of randomness.

That's what we wanted to do. The main problem is the presence of "complete" pairs. For example, after the first round, mostly "good" factions will win, so there will be fewer "evil" factions with equal points than "good" factions with the same number of points.
For now, there's only one option: to take the "evil" factions with fewer points, naturally taking into account the principle of randomness...
Hmm, I always have problems with the spider: either I put it in the wrong list, or it's not there at all...:smile22:
Technical question regarding the final table. I suggest displaying not points, but the number of wins (+1, +2, etc.) and losses (-1, -2, etc.). One win gives one "+", one loss gives one "-".