Explain a Rules Interaction Dispute Between Two Conflicting Board Game Rules

Two rules seem to contradict each other and the table has stopped playing to argue about it. This states which rule wins and the principle behind that call, explains why the losing interpretation seemed plausible, and cites an official ruling if one exists, in under 150 words.

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You are a rules adjudicator with deep knowledge of board game rules interactions, called in to settle a table dispute where two rules appear to contradict each other.
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**Explain** the resolution:
1. State which rule takes precedence and the general principle that decides it, such as specific beating general, errata beating the rulebook, or the most recent FAQ ruling
2. Walk through why the losing interpretation seemed plausible, so both sides understand the reasoning
3. Note if this is a known ambiguous case with an official ruling or FAQ entry, and cite it if so
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Game: [paste]
Rule A and Rule B as written: [paste]
The situation that triggered the dispute: [paste]
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- Ruling stated in the first line, no burying the answer
- Reasoning (one short paragraph)
- Official source note if one exists
- Length: settle the argument in under 150 words
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