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I don't see how the Rules strictly insist only on building the Guild.
Well, I think I provided justification, quoted relevant passages, and highlighted key words. You're a lawyer, after all, you should know that all words should be read in legal documents, not just every other one.
Награда: Лучшему игроку сезона Осень 2009 за замок Конфлюкс
Well, I think I provided arguments, quoted relevant passages, and highlighted key words. You're a lawyer, after all, so you should know that all words in legal documents should be read, not just every other one.
There is no contradiction between point 5.2.1 and point 5.8, and there is no need to artificially create one.
Pasha, don't be silly! The problem is that in the rule regarding scrolls, there is a reference to TWO rules concerning magic specialists, which is where the confusion comes from.
No, you're a little off, the problem isn't that, but rather that rule 5.8, "It is forbidden to use scrolls of 4th and 5th level spells without building the corresponding level of the Mage Guild (MG) in any of your castles. If the starting castle does not have the corresponding level of MG, then you must proceed according to subparagraphs a and b of paragraph 5.2," sounds a bit wrong...
One of the correct options, in my opinion:
It is forbidden to use scrolls of 4th and 5th level spells without building the corresponding level of the Mage Guild (MG) in any of your castles, or you must proceed according to subparagraphs a and b of paragraph 5.2.
The fact that this rule refers to another rule is perfectly normal and is called an analogy of "heroic law":D
It is forbidden to use spell scrolls of levels 4 and 5 without having a corresponding level of the Mage Guild (MG) built in any of your castles, or it is necessary to comply with subparagraphs a and c of paragraph 5.2.
I agree, colleague :cool: :D, it can also be done this way, i.e., instead of the condition "If there is no corresponding level of MG in the starting castle, then..." use a disjunction ("or").
The fact that this clause refers to another rule is quite normal and is called an analogy of "law".
An analogy of law is usually called a different technique, relating more to legal practice than to legal technique. ;)
Награда: Лучшему игроку сезона Осень 2009 за замок Конфлюкс
A similar concept in law is often referred to as another technique, which relates more to the practice of law enforcement than to legal technicalities. ;)
I basically agree, which is why I put "law" in quotation marks - I meant something general, although here it's just a reference norm, and there are tons of them in the Civil Code:D
Based on Semyon's article, there seems to be some algorithm for determining what will be given in the Pandora, but no specific explanation is provided.