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Ok, maybe I'm just daft but what the hell does it matter what sequence
the commands complete in.
If MULTIPLE nobles complete actions on day x, when day x+1 rolls around
the new action will determine sequence. And if the sequence is the same
then where they are in the stack.
If two people are say moving into the city at the same time then it is
just luck whom is above whom if I remember the rules.
Hope this is helpful, if not just ignore it.
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From: bglassco@mscfs.edu (Bruce Glassco)
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A Yes or No will be fine for this question:
If more than one order concludes in the same turn, do they conclude with the
same priority order that they began in?
bg
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