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When 'Needle Worm' and 'Morphing Jar' are flipped by the effect of 'Desert Sunlight' which flip effect applies first?
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When multiple Triggered effects try to activate simultaneously, they will form a chain in the following order,
Turn Player's Mandatory Trigger,
Opponent's Mandatory Trigger,
Turn Player's Optional Trigger,
Opponent's Optional Trigger.
Both Needle Worm and Morphing Jar's effects are mandatory triggers. So if the turn player controls only one of them, then that one will be chain link 1, and the opponent's will be chain link 2. If the turn player controls both of them, he may put them in whatever order he wishes - they will resolve in reverse order.
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