Round table

Well, if he commits with 1k skeletons and no mana, he's already likely to lose. Let's replace even a fly with a harpy-witch :D

We can come up with a more realistic situation, like 1k skeletons with support and 1k mana, for example. We take bracers, a red orb, and a few archers who can't kill the skeletons but can easily eliminate the support.

Lim4
And who should be forced to make the first move?

The question is only problematic for the situation where both players are dodging. That's why I think that in such a situation, we shouldn't look for an answer to it. Let each player decide what is more advantageous for them - to fight or agree to a draw with the consequences.

If only one player is dodging, then the answer is obvious - the weaker and faster player should fight.