Round table

Since we have a group of debaters here, I'll ask another question. According to the rules, you can't visit an object (in this case, an elven hideout). The red hero was flying from behind a mountain, and at the moment of "takeoff," he didn't see the hideout's guards; there was no place to make an "intermediate landing." Now, the question is: was the red hero obligated to attack the hideout's guards after visiting it?

He was obligated to attack the guards before visiting. He landed at the hideout, and his turn ended? No problem, we'll attack on the next turn and only then buy units at the hideout. But it's not crucial; if there's flight, there's already a significant army, and the hideout's guards shouldn't pose any problems. Therefore, even after visiting, you can attack (99% of players wouldn't say anything). And if the army is small, and taking troops from the hideout at the beginning is a significant advantage, it's still not worth doing. But you have to attack regardless.