The reply is B, throughout Bob’s Finish Part, after discarding handy dimension.
The “ending part” (Complete Guidelines 512) is the final part of the flip, and consists of two steps: finish and cleanup.
The “finish step” (CR 513) is the place “in the beginning of the subsequent finish step” triggers happen, and is (often) the final alternative gamers must carry out any motion earlier than the subsequent participant’s flip begin
The “cleanup step” (CR 514) is the place all the pieces occurs in your scenario; I am going to spotlight the related components:
- 514.1 First, if the energetic participant’s hand comprises extra playing cards than their most hand dimension (usually seven), they discard sufficient playing cards to scale back their hand dimension to that quantity. This turn-based motion would not use the stack.
- 514.2 Second, the next actions occur concurrently: all injury marked on permanents (together with phased-out permanents) is eliminated and all “till finish of flip” and “this flip” results finish. This turn-based motion would not use the stack.
- 514.3 Usually, no participant receives precedence through the cleanup step, so no spells might be solid and no talents might be activated. Nevertheless, this rule is topic to the next exception:
- 514.3a At this level, the sport checks to see if any state-based actions could be carried out and/or any triggered talents are ready to be placed on the stack (together with people who set off “in the beginning of the subsequent cleanup step”). If that’s the case, these state-based actions are carried out, then these triggered talents are placed on the stack, then the energetic participant will get precedence. Gamers might solid spells and activate talents. As soon as the stack is empty and all gamers go in succession, one other cleanup step begins.
So in your state of affairs, the next happens:
- Bob discards handy dimension
- “Till finish of flip” results finish, Geth returns to Alice’s management
- Geth’s static skill provides all Alice’s different creatures -1/-1. State based mostly results are checked, and the goats die
- Vraan’s “Each time a number of different creatures you management die” set off goes on the stack (assuming it did not set off earlier this flip because of another creature dying; Vraan’s set off has a “solely as soon as per flip” restriction).
- Gamers obtain precedence
- Vraan’s set off resolves and drains 2 life.
- As soon as the stack is empty and all gamers go, one other cleanup step begins (simply in case Bob drew playing cards and must discard again all the way down to 7 once more, or in case different issues set off based mostly on Vraan’s life drain).
(Notice on this instance that each of the circumstances in 514.3a have been happy: state-based results killed the goats, and Vraan’s triggers went on the stack. It is solely needed for not less than one of those to happen for gamers to obtain precedence through the cleanup step.)
