BFR

BFR, short for Battle Field Removal, is a tactic where one opponent forces another outside the area of combat for a sufficient period such that the battle cannot be continued. Victory is achieved if the opponent cannot return to the battlefield within a specified time frame—typically one week, according to Standard Battle Assumptions.

Methods of BFR

1. Teleportation:
   • Description: Transporting the opponent to a distant location.
   • Examples: Teleporting them to another continent or planet.
2. Temporal Displacement:
   • Description: Sending the opponent to a different time.
   • Examples: Transporting them to the past or future.
3. Dimensional Shift:
   • Description: Sending the opponent to a parallel universe or different dimension.
   • Examples: Transporting them to an alternate reality or pocket dimension.
4. Spatial Knockback:
   • Description: Physically knocking the opponent into space or a location they cannot easily return from.
   • Examples: Hitting them into orbit or a remote, inaccessible area.

Conditions for Victory:

• The opponent must be unable to return to the battlefield within the specified time (typically one week).
• The removal method can vary widely but must effectively prevent the opponent from continuing the battle.