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Can you exhaust Kai'Sa to float 1 power and then immediately exhaust Heimerdinger to float a second power?
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Ruling: Yes, you can exhaust Kai'Sa to float 1 power and then immediately exhaust Heimerdinger to float a second power in both open and closed game states.
Sequence: Open state (during your turn with priority):
- Activate Kai'Sa's effect
- Effect resolves and you float 1 power
- You still have priority, so activate Heimerdinger's effect
- Float another 1 power
Closed state (reacting to opponent):
- Opponent activates an ability A and passes priority
- You react with Kai'Sa's effect (cannot be reacted to)
- Kai'Sa's effect resolves and you float 1 power
- Priority returns to opponent for effect A
- If opponent passes priority, you can chain Heimerdinger's effect
- Heimerdinger's effect resolves and you float another 1 power
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