1960: The Making of the President
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Does triggering an opponent's event cost me my own action or my next turn?
The designer ruled that a trigger is not a separate phase, and the rulebook's triggering rule adds no cost to the triggering player's own turn.
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- 1960: The Making of the President rulebook · Rulebook · Triggering Events
No. Triggering is part of resolving the opponent's card, not an extra card play or a separate activity phase, and it does not replace your own action or your next turn. You still take your own turn afterwards.
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