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Does Svellsongur make Aphelios trigger twice when attached? | Riftbound Verdict

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Does Svellsongur make Aphelios trigger twice when attached?

Source: Riftbound Spiritforged FAQ

If I attach Svellsongur to Aphelios, Exalted, does the copied ability exist in time to trigger from that same attachment?

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Yes. Aphelios has the second copy of his ability in time for both instances to trigger. Each instance tracks its own "hasn’t been chosen this turn" restriction separately.

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