When multiple players cast Timewarp in the same turn (via Promising Future), in what order do the extra turns occur?
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Ruling: When multiple Timewarps resolve in the same turn, the extra turns occur in turn order. The last Timewarp to resolve grants the first extra turn.
Sequence:
- All Timewarps resolve during the turn (last-in-first-out from the chain)
- At the end of the turn, delayed triggers are created for each extra turn
- These triggers go on the chain in turn player order
- They resolve last-in-first-out
- The last resolving trigger grants the first extra turn
- Result: Extra turns happen in turn order (e.g., if A and C cast Timewarp during A's turn, turn order becomes: A's current turn, then C's extra turn, then A's extra turn, then regular turn order resumes)
Nuances:
- The card text "take a turn after this one" is treated as creating a delayed trigger, even though it's not explicitly worded as one
- The timing of when the Timewarps resolve during the turn doesn't matter; what matters is when the delayed triggers resolve at end of turn
- There is some debate about whether this is the correct interpretation, as the rules don't explicitly cover multiple extra turns
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