Answered: Field Damage and <G11>a.

[magicode]

<G11>a says:

Robots which have expanded horizontally in an effort to obstruct the field will undergo even
more scrutiny under <G11>, and will not be protected under <G11>. e.g. If you choose to
undertake this type of strategy, your robot should be built to withstand vigorous interaction.

If an offensive robot attempts to bypass a wallbot (for example, by tipping and pulling it), and the field is damaged in the process (for example, the wallbot’s axles gouge slits into the foam tiles), which robot will be at fault?

[Karthik]

@magicode

<G11>a says:

If an offensive robot attempts to bypass a wallbot (for example, by tipping and pulling it), and the field is damaged in the process (for example, the wallbot’s axles gouge slits into the foam tiles), which robot will be at fault?

This situation is highly context dependent and as such we cannot provide a blanket ruling. The referees who can see the entire specific scenario, not just a snapshot, will make a ruling if this were to occur.