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Example 1:
Captains Leela (Type S Scout), Ziff (Beowulf) and Brannigan (Subsidized Merchant, cause it's got curves) are all pursuing In The Presence of Mine Enemies.
It has two attached
, and the play order is Ziff, Brannigan and Leela.
1. Ziff, as the first captain, selects a
and resolves it.
2. Brannigan, as the second captain, selects a
and resolves it.
3. Leela finds it has no complications, so she passes. Because it had no
when she passed, she is eligible even though she did not complete any
.
4. It comes back around to Ziff, who passes. He is now eligible.
5. Brannigan passes. He is eligible.
Then, all eligible captains may attempt to resolve it.
1. Ziff spends the
and
, resolving the contract. He also has
for the second
.
2. Brannigan cannot complete the contract because he has no
.
3. Leela completes the contract and has
and
.
Ziff gains 4
(3 from the
because the
are reduced by 1 since multiple captains completed it).
Brannigan gains 0
.
Leela gains 6
(3 from
, 2 from first
and 1 from the second).
Example 2:
Same set up as before.
1. Ziff resolves a
.
2. Brannigan cannot resolve the
, so he passes. Since he passes when the
has attached
, he is ineligible.
3. Leela resolves the remaining a
.
Ziff and Leela are both eligible, and may resolve the
.