But with the mud, it's more complicated. There is circumstantial evidence, such as the Titans standing oddly, and a high probability that there was a second guard nearby that was eliminated. It is also suspicious that Stinger came from there and did not break through a passage, meaning he must have flown around it, but Maretti already had a Fly scroll and КВ at that point, so it is unlikely that Stinger also had air control. That's it for now. In general, I fully agree with Javdet's words:
If Maretti wins — Maretti's victory. If Stinger wins — Stinger's victory. If Stinger didn't break through anything — tech loss.
As far as I remember, that's how it used to be. After all, not every match has a judge watching it closely, and the player has to decide for themselves whether to run somewhere or not!
Since there is an appeal to the AK from Darkello,
In a HotA tournament, in the game Sting vs Maretti.
A very interesting nuance was mentioned regarding Jebus Cross, which also applies to SOD — about the possibility of Maretti passing into an adjacent respawn from the treasure zone, given that Stinger had already broken through one of the guards there, but Maretti did not see it (and had no way to check whether Stinger was on that respawn where the guard was broken through). As a result, it became mandatory for him to break through the remaining guard of Titans, not only to reach the adjacent respawn but also to continue through the treasure zone.
The question is: what if Maretti had still run to the adjacent respawn without breaking through the guard (relying on instinct), hoping that Stinger was actually there (but not knowing it!), would that be a rules violation and a tech loss, or would it be considered a correct guess with no penalty?
We would like to hear the opinion of the AK members regarding an interpretation for SOD.

