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A player, 8 March 2010
In regards to http://www.alderac.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=59&t=82263
What happens if, in my limited phase, I flip up two guidances from my border keep ability?
Do they both go into play or do I get to choose which one goes into play? Or does it work the same way as in the events phase where they flip one at a time from left to right? I only ask cuz I was under the impression that they are flipped up simultaneously in the limited phase off of border keep.
And I guess depending on the answer to the above... If my opponent has already resolved The Lost Path, what happens in the above situation?
EDIT: From the rules wiki:
How does Border Keep work?
Q. When using Border Keep, what order are cards removed, put on the bottom of the deck, and replaced in?
A. Determine which cards are being removed simultaneously, and remove them all from their Provinces simultaneously. Because it is physically impossible to put all cards on the bottom of the deck simultaneously, the order is chosen by the player. The Provinces are also all refilled simultaneously, because multiple effects created by a single piece of text are simultaneous.
A player, 8 March 2010
What happens if, in my limited phase, I flip up two guidances from my border keep ability?
Mod reminder: please use the search function before asking new questions. See CE: Celestial Refill/Border Keep: "if you use Border Keep's action to refill your provinces, all of them are refilled at the same time by a face-up card. If any of them are Celestial cards, they enter play simultaneously and their provinces are refilled normally (face-down)." Aside: although most Celestial cards have "Guidance" in their title, actually their type is Celestial, not Guidance. Don't forget The Wrath of Kali-Ma.
If my opponent has already resolved The Lost Path, what happens in the above situation?
The Lost Path's delayed effect reads: After the next time this game a Celestial enters play, remove it from the game. Both Celestial cards enter play simultaneously, at the same "next time", but this Event's effect uses the singular form ("remove it") so your opponent chooses one of those Celestial cards and he removes it from the game.