cr:7.3.2

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• cr:7.3.2aIf the attack-target is a hero, their controller may declare any number of non-defense-reaction cards from their hand and/or public equipment permanents they control. Otherwise, a player may only declare cards for an attack-target if a rule or effect specifies it.
• cr:7.3.2bA card cannot be declared if (A) it does not have the defense property (0 is a value), (B) it is already a defending card on a chain link, or (C) it would make the current set of declared cards illegal to become defending.
• cr:7.3.2cIf a player declares two or more defending cards for an attack-target, they decide the order those cards are declared and become defending.
• cr:7.3.2dAll declared cards for an attack-target are put onto the active chain link as a single multi-event as defending cards for that attack-target. The order in which the declared cards become defending within the multi-event is determined by the order in which were declared.[1.9.2]
• cr:7.3.2eIf two or more players may declare defending cards for an attack-target, they do so in clockwise order starting with the player that controls the attack-target.[1.1.6]
• cr:7.3.2fIf there are two or more attack-targets, defending cards are declared for each attack-target in clockwise order of their controller, starting from attacking hero.[1.1.6] Then, if two or more attack-targets are controlled by the same player, defending cards are declared for each attack-target in an order determined by that controlling player. Cards only defend the attack-target they are declared for. All declared cards for each attack target are put onto the active chain link in separate events as defending cards.

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