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It's still the same; hit-and-run tactics with troops are not prohibited. I raised this issue on the forum once, but they decided that it would occur in 1 out of 100 games or less and left it as is.
A full-fledged battle is taking place, not a hit-and-run with troops (like 1 ultra-fast dragonfly removes retaliation, 20 angels attack without retaliation, then another one of our stacks of 1 angel attacks on his turn, and we pay off – in the example, a full-fledged battle is taking place, but only one side has the option to pay off, while the other doesn't – this is what such an interpretation leads to). Without shackles, there is no violation – only skeletons can pay off, and if this happens with shackles, only the attacker can pay off; are the rules fair to only one side?:confused: