When Timewarp is played on an opponent's turn (via Promising Future or Mystic Reversal), does the player who cast it get two consecutive turns?

Ruling: When Timewarp is played on an opponent's turn through effects like Promising Future or Mystic Reversal, the caster takes an additional turn inserted into the turn order, which in a 2-player game results in two consecutive turns for that player.

Sequence:

• Timewarp resolves during opponent's turn
• Current turn completes normally
• Timewarp caster takes their inserted turn
• In 2-player games, this is followed immediately by their regular turn (resulting in two consecutive turns)
• In multiplayer games, turn order resumes normally after the inserted turn

Nuances:

• The comprehensive rules do not explicitly define "extra turn" mechanics, leading to interpretation based on natural language reading of the card
• The card text "take a turn after this one" is interpreted to insert a turn into the turn order rather than replace the caster's next regular turn
• If multiple Timewarps are played in the same turn via Promising Future, the last one to resolve would determine who gets the next inserted turn
• This ruling is based on Rules As Intended (RAI) rather than explicitly stated Rules As Written (RAW)
• The Chinese version uses "再" (again) which translates closer to "take another turn"