How would Timewarp with repeat effect work?

the answer is wrong to how the rules function and out of date in terms of reference numbers

If you were to play a card with the **Repeat** keyword that also has the effect "Take a turn after this one" (such as a hypothetical version of *Time Warp* modified with *Repeat*), here is how it would function according to the rules: ### The Ruling When you pay the **Repeat** cost as an additional cost while playing the spell, you are effectively instructing the game to execute the spell's instructions twice. According to **Rule 820.1.d.1.**: "When the additional cost is paid, the effect of the spell, upon resolution, will be performed an additional time." According to **Rule 359.3.e.15.** "A spell or ability that leaves the chain during the process of its resolution will cease further execution of its instructions." A Repeated *Time Warp* would effectively read "Take a turn after this one. Banish this. Take a turn after this one. Banish this." ### How it resolves 1. **Playing the Spell:** You play the spell and pay the *Repeat* cost. The spell is added to the chain as a single item. 2. **Resolution:** As the spell resolves, it executes its instructions in order: * **First Execution:** You take an extra turn after the current one. * **Banishment:** The spell is banished as a result of it's effect and as a result leaves the chain ending it's resolution. ### Important Nuances * **Single Play:** Per **Rule 820.3.a.**, even though the instructions are executed twice, the spell is only considered "played" once. This is relevant for any other game effects that trigger "when you play a spell." *** *Note: This interpretation is based on the official rules for the **Repeat** keyword (Rule 746). As of current card data, the standard version of **Time Warp** does not possess the Repeat keyword.*