If active player casts Blasphemous Act while he controls Stuffy Doll and the opponent controls Flayer Of the Hatebound, I am assuming the opponent's Flayer will get to deal its damage before the active player's Stuffy Doll gets to deal its damage. They get dealt damage at the same time and ultimately I think Stuffy's ability goes on the stack first, then the Flayer's undying. The Flayer comes back and triggers/resolves damage. Then Stuffy gets to resolve. Do I have that right?
The real life scenario was a three player free-for-all. Player A cast Blasphemous Act and had two stuffy dolls targeting each opponent. Player B had a Flayer among other creatures. Player A was at 2 life while the other two players were at 6 and 12; B and C respectively. I'm thinking ultimately player B gets to deal 5 damage to Player A before A's abilities get to resolve. That eliminates Player A and all stack items owned by that player so then Players B and C stay alive and continue the game instead of Player A wining the game. Was that the right outcome?
The real life scenario was a three player free-for-all. Player A cast Blasphemous Act and had two stuffy dolls targeting each opponent. Player B had a Flayer among other creatures. Player A was at 2 life while the other two players were at 6 and 12; B and C respectively. I'm thinking ultimately player B gets to deal 5 damage to Player A before A's abilities get to resolve. That eliminates Player A and all stack items owned by that player so then Players B and C stay alive and continue the game instead of Player A wining the game. Was that the right outcome?
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