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To Dudge i CrasH - we apologize!!!
Indeed, everything is correct, the wyverns joined – this was our mistake (a flaw in the map). We suggest you replay! You can choose any time before the end of the first round of the tournament.
P.S. This will not happen again – we will be more attentive!
I apologize for interfering; it's not really my business. But I read and read, and decided to add my two cents.
First, the issue was raised that the wyverns joined, and they argued about the possibility of this. Of course, the total number of wyverns at the end of the game was somewhat unusual. But the fact that they could join is a fact. To see this, it was enough to look at their status in the editor (it is not necessary to have the diplomacy skill and a lot of money – it is enough to have a more or less equal number of troops, similar to the ones that joined, as well as their initial position status at the time of the initial map creation, which is always different with each restart). And there was no need to raise this issue publicly because of some plus or minus 10-20 wyverns, which, in my opinion, no longer mattered after more than 50 had joined. I understand that this was a subtle hint of cheating. But think logically, would a person really go to such lengths after such good fortune in the form of fifty level 6 units? Judging by your discussion, it seems that this was not enough for him, and he decided to acquire another ten units by unfair means. In my opinion, this is nonsense. If no one can accurately calculate the probability of such a number of troops, then why announce it publicly? It could all have been resolved privately and without bringing it to the attention of everyone. In the future, to prevent this from happening again, those who edit maps should indicate "bloodthirsty" in the properties of each monster.
But I couldn't resist and expressed my opinion after the tournament organizers canceled the game and told both players to replay. But why should they replay? In violation of what rules and regulations are they obliged to replay? Everything was fair, and the fact that the wyverns turned out to be "compliant" is not the fault of the participants, but of the map creators.
Once again, I apologize for interfering.