Originally Posted by
changeling
With regards to the rules, the rule - in the broadest terms I believe is, don't abuse game mechanics in ways they were not intended.
However, the war mechanics were specifically designed such that it is unprofitable to attack into a war, but not impossible. So by design, hitting into wars to cause damage is actually allowed and hence not breaking the rules of the game.
That said, interesting question here. It would be possible for a KD to set up, essentially what would be a "fake war" in terms of benefit to one side, by having outside KDs interfere right?
For example, 1) Agree to a normal war with normal conditions that looks winnable, maybe even with someone substantially bigger 2) partner with an external KD and specifically plan to raze into the war from Day 1, thereby arranging it so that the result is predetermined in your favor and reap the benefits of war win (and potentially be able to farm, just by max gaining until min-time, letting an external KD do the actual fighting to win wars for you.
My guess at the answer is of course, it depends, and there would be a look to determine whether the external KD is doing so because they were aggrieved, and not planning to help the first KD, but using the same external KD for multiple wars and it'll be proof of a violation.