Fitting rules:

 - All ships must be of the same type.  Generally this is T1 frigates.
 - No ECM modules or drones.  This includes ECM bursts.
 - Implants are unmonitorable, and thus, everything is allowed, though a HG
     Crystal Merlin is pretty unsportsmanlike.
 - Limit 1(?) shiny module/rig per ship.

Pre-fight:

 - Buy and fit 6 ships adhering to the fitting rules.
 - Don't forget to fill cargo.  Boosters, etc., are all allowed.
 - Trade ships to invigilator, who will check fits, and set up for on-field
     distribution.  Ships found to be violating fitting rules will be
     stolen/confiscated.

 - Warp to the invigilator in shuttles, and can-flip eachother.  Warp off to any
     celestial you please, or safespot, and x up in chat when ready.  Have your
     ship choice ready in mind.
 - The invigilator will warp to you in turn, and eject the ship of yours you ask
     him for.
 - When that's all done, the invigilator will give the call to warp to him.  Do
     so at your chosen range, anything from 0km to 50km.

Fight:

 - Engage on landing.
 - Any pilots going more than 50km from the invigilator without warping offgrid
     will forfeit a random ship, and lose the match.  100km arena, basically.
     If you have no other ships unkilled, you lose the match, and your opponent
     is mad 'cause he didn't get his loot.
 - If a pilot warps off, this is considered a withdrawal.  The pilot may not
     dock, log off, or leave system.  Doing so is a forfeit.  Remaining in space
     is intended, and the invigilator will give both pilots the option to change
     ships, and fight with their current ships at a later point.  (Fit tackle).
 - After a ship dies, loot and salvage is stored and donated to the pilot who
     killed the ship, then both pilots, after warping to random celestials, are
     given the opportunity to select new ships.  The process then repeats until
     one pilot forfeits, or has no ships left.  Please be fast in deciding your
     new ships, as if the aggression timer runs out, shuttles and can-flipping
     will need to be redone, which is an arseache.

Post-match:

 - The victor is awarded whatever wager pool was bet by both pilots, if any, and
     moves forward in the tournament, if any, and returned his surviving ships.

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