Appends the following bullet points into Prioritisation:

* If the aforementioned method fails to determine the prioritisation of two or more parts of the Ruleset, proceed to determine prioritisation using the following scheme:

- Annulment effect, which removes or zeros something;
- Arithmetic Addition effects, which adds something;
- Arithmetic Subtraction effects, which reduce something;
- Arithmetic Multiplication effects, which multiply something;
- Arithmetic Division effects, which divide something
- Type Modification effects, which modifies the type of the effect or the recipient of such effects;
- Type Addition effects, which designate one or more type(s) to an event or adds one or more recipients to the effects;
- Type Deletion effects, which remove one or more type(s) to an event or remove one or more recipients to the effects. If all recipient is removed, it is considered an Annulment effect instead.

* If the aforementioned methods fail to determine the prioritisation of the effects, the player or the Emperor who activated the effects may choose to resolve one effect before any other subsequent effects, and then reconsider the subsequent effect’s prioritisation.