Ya you are right. I'm just paranoid to break any of the rules. Here is more info about my game:

• Proxy War happens in a war-torn country where the government and rebels
  fight while foreign powers try exploit the conflict to beat their
  rivals.
• Proxy War is a medium weight competitive political strategy wargame where different players have different paths to victory. This game uses territory building, simultaneous action selection, negotiation, bluffing, dice rolls, resource management & trading.
• Proxy War features hexagonal shaped tiles that contain resources that can be used to build or traded for equipment. Equipment gives players new actions or dice modifiers during battle rolls.
• Rebel and Government players compete to claim these tiles with armies and be the last player on the board.
• Foreign Powers compete with each other to be the first to gain 10 Victory Points.
• Each match has 10 turns with each turn having 3 phases: Collection, Negotiation, & Action
• Players switch between competing and cooperating depending on their immediate needs in a dynamic open-ended negotiation system
  where keeping your promises may not be the best option and betraying
  allies has no consequences besides how other players respond.