A question about Judgement Arcana

[donastree]

So, If you take Judgement, by taking Lover and Death, Queen and The Moon will activate, which will also get you Divinity, and then I pick up, I dunno, Eternity because Death Defied is nifty, but whatever you like, as long it isn't a "3" that will deactivate Queen, lose the column, and lose the Divinity. Pretty sure that's the most you can activate in a Judgement run - haven't tested it, still need to get the resources for it (yes, early nights, working on it XD), but that seems to be the case.

My question, assuming that is true, is what happens when Judgement starts activating things - if it activates another "3" Arcana (or three 2s, or whatever), does Queen shutdown (and potentially takes Divinity with it)? Similarly, can Judgement activate The Seer if it pops Champions, and Fates (and Boatman? haven't bothered with the alteration dice at all so I don't know how Seer works exactly)? Or is your board "set" and Judgement activating things doesn't have any effect 0 card interactions, but simply treats them as "more cards to be potentially flipped"?

[Rime]

As far as I can tell, your board is "set" when you set out for the night and any arcana activations (from Judgment or Circe) only activate those cards, regardless of what they would activate or deactivate as interactions when making your deck choices yourself. Not a 100% on this, but at least I didn't notice anything else de/activating when doing my Judgement runs.

[donastree]

Originally posted by Rime:

As far as I can tell, your board is "set" when you set out for the night and any arcana activations (from Judgment or Circe) only activate those cards, regardless of what they would activate or deactivate as interactions when making your deck choices yourself. Not a 100% on this, but at least I didn't notice anything else de/activating when doing my Judgement runs.

Thanks for the response!

[Sentient_Toaster]

When I did a Judgment + Circe run, I ended up with 22 cards simultaneously activated -- all except Seer, Centaur and Divinity. The activation requirements for those three were therefore clearly fulfilled but they were not activated; likewise, no cards were *de*activated once activation requirements were not met (like, obviously, Judgment itself).