The Infiltrate! quest card has two Forced actions, both are for the "beginning of your turn".

There don't appear to be rules governing the order that multiple actions must occur in when they happen at the same time and it's important in this case. So is it the owner's choice?

Is there an official FAQ yet?

Jeremy said:

Good point.

Ok my interpretation would be:

*Both forced effects trigger

*Active player decides which order they will enter the FILO stack (First in Last out)

*Player will stack the 'Discard X card effect first'

*Player will stack the 'Add an extra token effect first'

*Stack will resolve with the player adding a token first and then forcing the opponent to discard the extra card.

Obviously there are windows between the effects for other players to play other effects that may cancel or affect the stack.

Admittedly this is all conjecture, but as much as I hate to say this...if this were Mtg, this is how it would play out (minus a few steps)

Osiris

We actually ruled it the other way in play, mainly because I felt like it was going to be a damaging card and wanted to make sure I wasn't getting a benefit I shouldn't have.

Assuming your way is correct I cheated myself of one turn of a forced discard. Even so it was a devastating card, I wound up sinking half of my opponents deck and getting the win without burning a single zone. There really wasn't anything he could do about it particularly when it got out so early.

Jeremy said:

You trigger 'm at the same time, so it's owner's choice.

Jeremy said:

I do believe it would be the active player (in this case the player who owned the card, i.e you!) who gets to choose the order the effects enter the stack.

Although as I previously mentioned there is no official ruling on this as yet.

And I totally agree that this card has the potential to be devastating if left unchecked!!!

Osiris

i would like to use rules for same situations from aGoT and CoC faq's. As they pretty similar in lots of ways of resolvingplaying stuff.

Penek said:

Hmm, at least CoC is played FIFO, and so completly different.

as far as i remember aGoT and CoC use same resolution for triggered actions and ones that resolve in a bunch in a particular time (ie like start of the turn)

Penek said:

Game of Thrones has no stack, nor does it have forced triggered effects, although it does have mandatory passive effects. I would not use A Game of Thrones rules as a template for Warhammer.

Osiris description seems to make the most sense using existing understanding of Warhammers rules.