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dexterwar
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After registration for this tournament is complete, participants send the organizer a list of Factions they will play with in each round via email.

Templates are always chosen from the full list of templates, and Factions are chosen from 8 (4 opponent Factions and 4 of your own) in the quarterfinals, from 6 (3 remaining opponent Factions and 3 remaining of your own) in the semifinals, and finally from 4 (2 remaining opponent Factions and 2 remaining of your own) in the final. Templates or Factions are chosen one at a time from the list of your own and opponent's until only one template or one Faction remains for each player. The player who placed lower in the preliminary stage chooses the templates and Factions first, and also chooses the color.

8. Any recruitment of neutral creatures is prohibited; as an exception, recruited creatures can be sacrificed into the abyss or sold on the market.

Any recruitment of neutral creatures is prohibited; as an exception, recruited creatures can be sacrificed into a pit or sold at the market.

A few questions.

I understand it will look like this?
Round 1 -- Fortress
Round 2 -- Haven
Round 3 -- ...

Explain to a newbie what the draft system is.

And do the remaining goblin-traitors count?

It's time to decide on the tournament format.
alex_nv suggested playing a Swiss-system tournament with N rounds.
Of course, I would prefer to keep the format as it was in the original tournament:
"Pairs in the tournament are formed by drawing lots. The draw is held for each round. In the 1st round, pairs are drawn randomly. In the 2nd round and subsequent rounds, the order of drawing players is as follows:
- First, players with the same difference between wins and losses are drawn;
- If an odd number of players with the same difference between wins and losses are drawn, that player is paired with a player with a larger difference between wins and losses (the difference must be at least 1) from the group of players with a larger difference between wins and losses (the difference must be at least 1). This condition applies in similar circumstances (an odd number of players in each group of players with the same difference between wins and losses);
- A mandatory condition for the draw in each round: each player must play against each participant no more than once (this is under discussion)."
But since there are few players, we can allow players to be paired repeatedly...

With a preliminary list for the upcoming games, it looks too much like random selection. So, we'll probably do this in this tournament: we'll cross off factions in turn until there's only 1 of each faction left (there are 4 of each). We'll cross off templates in turn until there's only 1 left in the list. We'll cross off each time from the full list.

You can play dark against light, dark against dark, or light against light.