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What happens when Chakax fights himself in a challenge? I would default to saying resolve it the same as two models with ASF but I don't think that's supported in the rules anywhere.

They'd have the same initiative(last) so you'd have to dice it.

It is not supported in the rules anywhere: both require, via a magical effect, that th3e opponent strieks last. You cannot use the ASF rule resolution as it is NOT ASF.

As such you do the only thing you can when 2 magical rules directly conflict - 4+ to see which has precendence.

(yes Bat, has the same result as yours, but i was explaining why "same init" doesnt matter)

The world explodes.

To avoid this, D6 it. Or if one won combat last turn, that should act as the tie-breaker, perhaps.

RZ

There is no tiebreaker - D6, 1-3 you win, 4-6 your opponent does. winnnig combat has nothng to do with this rule as it is outside of the normal initiative resolution process.