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# 14. Randomization and Special Game Actions

## 14.1 Randomization

14.1.1 A random method must give each possible outcome an equal chance and be understandable to both players.

14.1.2 Cards selected randomly from a face-down group must first be mixed so their positions cannot be tracked.

14.1.3 A die with more faces than required may be used only if the outcomes are assigned evenly and rerolls or grouped ranges preserve equal probability.

## 14.2 Special Game Actions

14.2.1 Conceding, changing a Marking Token as the direct result of a control change, applying an expiration, and performing a required zone change are special game actions.

14.2.2 Special game actions do not use the Trigger Queue themselves, but events they cause may trigger Abilities.

14.2.3 No player may respond during a special game action. Complete it, perform State-Based Conditions, and then process triggers.


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