Netwar Timing

Yomyael wrote:

ADVANCED RULES

Sequencing

If two or more Methuselahs want to play a card or effect, the acting Methuselah plays first. At every stage, the acting Methuselah always has the opportunity to play the next card or effect. So after playing one effect, they may play another and another. Once they are finished, the opportunity passes to the defending Methuselah (in the cases of directed actions and combat), then to the rest of the Methuselahs in clockwise order from the acting Methuselah. Note that if any Methuselah uses a card or effect, the acting Methuselah again gets the opportunity to use the next card or effect.

This is a quote from the rulebook. It states, that whenever a Methuselah does something, the acting Methuselah has the opportunity to play the next card or use the next effect. So in both cases, after player B has declared a block, player A gets the opportunity to play a card before C can play Netwar. Player C only gets to play Netwar during the action after both A and B do not want to use any more effects or play cards.

inm8 wrote:

The question that now remains is when would player C be allowed to play its reaction card/effect? I assume/think it is before the action/block resolution but after that the interaction between player A and B is completed (i.e. player A isn't playing any more effects/cards against player B and player B isn't playing any more effects/cards against player A).

Rémi wrote:

Thanks you all.

So if I have understood well, in a three players game we can have:

Step 1 - Player A bleeds a +1 stealth..
Step 2 - Player B says I want to block with 1 minion who has 0 intercept and decides not to give +1 intercept yet to their minion.
Step 3 - Player A gets the impulse but does nothing.
Step 4 - Player B gets the impulse but does nothing. This does not means they decline block yet.
Step 5 - Player C gets the impulse and plays Netware.
Step 6 - Player A gets the impulse but does nothing.
Step 7 - Player B gets the impulse and can decide wether or not they would give intercept to the blocking minion.

Rémi wrote:

If Player C does not activate any effect during step 5, can we assume that Step 6 would become : the action is now successful ?