Based on the statement of the challenge (I suppose 'task' is the correct term) and the example given in the description, I understand this particular task to involve two decks which are each comprised of two elements (for a total of four distinct elements); furthermore these four elements should be selected such that the two elements of one deck are the 'opposites' of the two in the other deck. Then a battle between the two forces these decks represent should be depicted.
...I went back through the R6 task thread and voting thread and no-one else had raised questions over this, so I wasn't sure how much was open to interpretation. Perhaps the original definition could have been clearer. (Onion, when you mentor future BMs please especially train them in clarity.)
TC has two decks which themselves are each made of opposing elements, rather than each deck containing each of one opposing element. (
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GP also has two decks which each are composed of opposing elements within. (
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We have decks which do contain two opposing pairs, as well as an excellent depiction. (
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ATNT's decks both contain opposing pairs of elements, but they're the same elements. (
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) This...could fit the task definition, on second thought, though that gets back to unclear definitions.
FHM has two decks with pairs of opposing elements spread between the two. (
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) There is artwork this round I admire more, but they're the only team other than us who I knew for sure completed the task to the letter.
LoS has two interesting-looking decks which do fulfill the opposite-pairs-splitting condition. (
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...there's a distinct possibility this could be my misunderstanding and my fault for not asking CO some clarifying questions earlier, but there's still time to ask (or maybe he'll see this) and I plan to do so before the voting deadline is over.
