[jadziadax8]

When Shankar places a person’s hand on top and you stop Ayala, which card goes under the deck? Top, bottom or Ayala’s owner’s choice?


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[Danny]

Good question. I notice you didn’t put “the owner of the hand”, which would’ve been my first choice; there’s no revealling of cards, nor is there a random selection element, so I wouldn’t think the Shankar/Ayala player gets to make an active choice.

[Armus]

The player who puts their hand down does it one card at a time in the order of their choice. The Ayala owner can respond to any one of those card placements (albeit sight unseen).