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# 11.3 Simultaneous Triggers

11.3.1 For triggers created simultaneously, the Active Player orders all triggers they control and places them into the Queue first.

11.3.2 The Non-Active Player then orders all triggers they control and places them after the Active Player’s triggers.

11.3.3 Because the Queue is first in, first out, the Active Player’s ordered group resolves before the Non-Active Player’s ordered group.

11.3.4 If triggers have a rules-defined category order, such as On Snatch before return-to-Owner triggers, apply that category order first, then apply [rules 11.3.1](/comprehensive-rules-1.0.0/abilities-and-game-state/11-abilities-trigger-queue-and-continuous-effects/11-3-simultaneous-triggers.md) through [11.3.3](/comprehensive-rules-1.0.0/abilities-and-game-state/11-abilities-trigger-queue-and-continuous-effects/11-3-simultaneous-triggers.md) within each category.


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