Reached Quorum 8 to 0. Enacted By Derrick
Adminned at 23 Mar 2017 13:53:35 UTC
In the rule “Anatomy” After the bullet point ‘Limb’, just before the text “moving fulfills restlessness”, add:
A limb may not move its creature into a cell containing another creature.
As to why this could be: Imagine that, in some future ruleset status, if you “step” on an egg of an opposing creature, that egg dies. And you’re both on adjacent tiles, guarding a hoard of eggs.
Nobody would want to move, so there’s a stalemate. (This is just a potential case, but yeah)
Then some proposal would be made to do something about it, if it were really bogging down the game.
Seriously. All we have to do to avoid this eventuality is not make a rule like that. 
Yep, pretty much that. Just forewarning so we know what it could be once it happens (if it does), or what preventative measure need to be made.
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Madrid:
This could create a stalemate where both creatures are adjacent and the losing move is to move at all.
But oh well. Maybe it doesn’t happen, but with something like this, the chance is there.