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[Jimmmmm]

So a single KC can stay out with 3 duration cards (if that's the way you played them)?

[Dominionaer]

So a single KC can stay out with 3 duration cards (if that's the way you played them)?

Not only "can", it "must".

[Jimmmmm]

Right well yes, but my question was more does a single KC suffice?

[guided]

Right well yes, but my question was more does a single KC suffice?

Yes, assuming that specific KC was originally used to play all 3 of those cards.

Any TR or KC that was used to directly play a Duration card that hasn't been cleaned up yet must stay out. Any other TR or KC is cleaned up.

[Jeebus]

I will go you one better and repeat the ruling, making this post itself the latest ruling.

You only keep TR and KC in play if they directly played a duration card. If you KC a KC a duration card, the first KC is discarded, the second stays in play.

This is just the most direct interpretation of the rulebook. Briefly I said both stayed out, but the way of specifying that is convoluted and anyway did not match the rulebook.

Does anyone have a link to the ruling referred to? I mean the one where Donald originally ruled as he does here. I assume it's on BGG, but I've searched all over the place without finding it. I'm finding the previous ruling (about leaving TRs/KCs that modify TRs/KCs in play) but not the new one.