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Appeals Committee. Disputed situations in tournaments.

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Dear AK!
The point is: in the first round, GUNNAR simply could not kill even one of my dragons, not even theoretically. Therefore, I simply saved time for both of us by settling in the first round instead of the second. In the second round, NOTHING would have changed. Thus, my question: WHAT WAS THE POINT OF THE HIT-AND-RUN??? Where is the logic here???

2. Due to the resistance taking effect, the spell I used had NO EFFECT. There are no explanations regarding this in the rules. Common sense tells us that this cannot be considered a hit-and-run. Maybe we should also consider using "antimagic" just for fun when the opponent has no mana as a hit-and-run??? What kind of absurdity is this, comrades???
What if you attacked specifically to check for resistance?
Your logic would also apply to the following case: "A" attacks "B" with the intention of killing him with Armageddon, even though he only has 1 Efreet. Resistance triggers, and no one suffers. Can we proceed to the second round?:)
"Одержать сто побед в ста битвах — это не вершина воинского искусства. Повергнуть врага без сражения — вот вершина.
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