Does Disposal Order prevent me from playing Rhasa after Last Rites after already paying its cost?
No — once you've played Rhasa from trash and paid its cost, Disposal Order can't stop it.
Playing a card moves it from its zone onto the Chain in step 1 (Rule 354), so Rhasa is already on the Chain — not in your trash — before its cost is determined and paid. Disposal Order only recycles cards in opponents' trashes, so Rhasa isn't a legal choice, and recycling other cards from your trash can't retroactively raise its already-paid cost (Rule 356).
The one window that works: play Disposal Order in response to the Last Rites trigger while it's still on the chain, before it resolves. If you recycle Rhasa out of your trash then, it won't be there when Last Rites resolves and can't be played.
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August 18, 2026 · reviewed by 156830844416294912
Chain item instead of pending item in the end example.
No — once you've played Rhasa from trash and paid its cost, Disposal Order can't stop it. Playing a card moves it from its zone onto the Chain in step 1 (Rule 354), so Rhasa is already on the Chain — not in your trash — before its cost is determined and paid. Disposal Order only recycles cards in opponents' trashes, so Rhasa isn't a legal choice, and recycling other cards from your trash can't retroactively raise its already-paid cost (Rule 356). The one window that works: play Disposal Order in response to the Last Rites trigger while it's still on the chain, before it resolves. If you recycle Rhasa out of your trash then, it won't be there when Last Rites resolves and can't be played.
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