The Gandhi element was created in honor of the eminent pacifist, Mahatma Gandhi, who was able to liberalize a nation without his followers using violence.
<p>The Gandhi moves into space from one circle, up to five circles diagonally and angles 45 degrees sexagesimal, upon reaching the circles on the edges of the spheres, see chart # 33. The Gandhi can fly diagonally above 1, 2.3 and up to 4 elements.
</p><p>Gandhi attack rules.
The Gandhi has a stun attack that is applied vertically, horizontally, and diagonally to a circle of radius. If from the position of graph # 34 the Gandhi is moved to position (-3, 2i) or to position (3,0), he can apply an attack paralyzing one, several, none, or all the elements that are at his reach as long as you consider it necessary.
</p><p>Taking into account the position of graph # 34, we will move the Gandhi to the position (-3, 2i), we apply the following stun move, G (-3, 2i) + P {DE + DV + NT + DD + U + DR + DN + DO}, let's look at graph # 35 - A.
</p><p>From the position shown in graph # 34, we can make other variations of the paralyzing attack, as an example of one of these variations of moviataques we have: G (3, 0) + P {DA + DL + DZ + DT + DE + S} Let's look at graph # 35 - B.
</p><p>RULES OF THE GANDHINIAN ATTACK:
</p><p>1) When the elements are paralyzed they are placed on top of the spout in an inverted way, this is a sign that the element is paralyzed.
2) The curly braces are the grouping signs used to write a freeze attack.
3) A paralyzing attack is written first the position of the Gandhi, followed by the positive sign (+), then we write the letter (P) and we will open the grouping sign called key, proceeding to write the elements that are paralyzed, which will be each other separated by the positive sign (+) and we finish writing the closing of the grouping sign, called a key. Example: G (-1, 3i) + P {E + S + DE + DZ}
4) A deparalizing attack is written: first we write the position of the Gandhi, followed by the negative sign (-), then we write the letter (P) and we will open the grouping sign called a key, proceeding to write the elements that will be deparalized, which will be each separated by the positive sign (+) and we finish, writing the closing of the grouping sign called a key. Example: G (1, -5i) - P {U + DO + NT}
5) When an element is paralyzed it can only be moved by the Newton or Kepler, without the element regaining its power of movement.
6) Any element that has been paralyzed by a Gandhi can be paralyzed by the Gandhi of the opposing army.
7) Any item that has been paralyzed by a Gandhi will be immediately paralyzed if the Gandhi that paralyzed it is removed.
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8) When an item has been paralyzed, it can be deparalized with the Gandhi of the opposite army. Example taking graph # 34 as an example and from this position the Leonardtevezista performs a paralyzing moviataque G (3, 0) + P {DA + DL + DZ + DT + DE + S}, producing the scenario of graph # 35 - B Then the Leonardtevezista of the opposing army, carries out a depararalized counter attack: G (1, 0) - P {E + DA}, let's look at graph # 36.
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