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Can you score battlefield 1 on the opponent's turn after conquering both earlier?

I conquered battlefield 1 and ganked to conquer battlefield 2 on my turn. On my opponent's turn, can I Ride the Wind and score a point for conquering battlefield 1?

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Accepted answerAAnonyme-27 days ago

Yes. Each player can score once on a battlefield they do not control each turn. If you also conquer battlefield 2 on your opponent's turn, you would score because you never scored it on their turn yet — you only controlled it.

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