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    Default Re: Rule Interpretation and Dispute Resolution

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    Default Re: Rule Interpretation and Dispute Resolution

    The Situation:

    During the AI turn, Elite Ferret's avatar was alone in the field and was attacked by a large Turkish army. PK retreated the avatar to safety.

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    Analysis:

    Not a whole to analyze, this is a basic rule violation. The choice of whether to fight or retreat was EF's. We've been using this kind of rule since WotS, so this shouldn't be a tough one to obey.

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    Conclusion:

    PK clearly violated a rule. The violation was done to help EF, not to hurt him, as the odds of victory in such a situation were absurdly low. Even so, the choice should have been EF's and retreating potentially added points towards a cowardice trait for EF, though no trait changes actually occurred yet. So, it's a violation of major rule, but the actual impact on the game is very minor and it was done with good intentions.

    One point of influence is hereby transferred from PK to EF for the next Senate vote only.


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