fix(engine,parser): target players each manifest from their hands (Kozilek, the Broken Reality)

[cuinhellcat]

Fixes #7691

Card: Kozilek, the Broken Reality — "When you cast this spell, up to two target players each manifest two cards from their hands. For each card manifested this way, you draw a card."

Playtested on a local build: the cast trigger did nothing at all. Everything around the body already parsed (TriggerMode::SpellCast, the up-to-two player multi_target, the repeat_for: TrackedSetSize draw rider); only the predicate was Effect::Unimplemented, so the whole trigger resolved to nothing. This is the per-player counterpart of the single-player from-hand manifest added for Scroll of Fate (#7609), which named this card as its remaining gap.

Shape

The card is a per-player hidden-zone choice feeding one accumulated "this way" set — the Breach the Multiverse shape (ChooseFromZone { zone_owner: Each* } → sub-ability over the chain's tracked set), with two leaves added to existing axes:

• ZoneOwner::EachTargetedPlayer — the targeted-set leaf of the per-player iteration axis (next to EachPlayer / EachOpponent): the iterated set is the ability's chosen Player targets, walked in APNAP order (CR 101.4). CR 601.2c: an "up to N" selection may be empty, which disposes the iteration immediately.
• Chooser::OwningPlayer — the choice is made by the player whose zone is scanned, so each targeted player picks from their own hidden hand rather than the caster choosing for everyone (CR 608.2c).

Two existing authorities needed one arm each:

• Effect::target_filter() now answers Some(Player) for ChooseFromZone { zone_owner: EachTargetedPlayer } (all other ChooseFromZone forms stay None, unchanged). Without declared player slots there are no targets to iterate.
• The multi-target player fan-out (effects/mod.rs) excludes that same form. Its own doc says it is "the missing iteration layer" for single-player-recipient handlers (Discard/Mill/LoseLife); this effect already iterates the chosen players itself. Left in, the fan-out split the chain per player, so each iteration got its own chain tracked set — the sub-chain then read only the last player's picks.
• effects/manifest.rs gains the tracked-set source arm (mirroring Cloak's, minus the exile dance — these cards are in hands, so manifest_card is a plain move), and rebinds to a fresh chain set before manifesting: the chain's referent changes from "the chosen cards" to "the cards manifested this way", and without the rebind the shared post-effect publisher appends the manifests to the pick set, double-counting every card (the rider then drew 8 instead of 4).

controller: None keeps the CR 701.40a owner default, so each card enters under the control of the player who chose it.

Class (Rule-13 double parse, full 35,798-card corpus)

Parsed the whole corpus with and without the parser arm; the diff is exactly one card — kozilek, the broken reality:

without:  {"type":"Unimplemented","name":"manifest","description":"manifest two cards from their hands"}
with:     {"type":"ChooseFromZone","count":2,"zone":"Hand","zone_owner":"EachTargetedPlayer","chooser":"OwningPlayer","up_to":false}
          + sub Manifest { object_source: TrackedSet(0), count: 2 }
          + the pre-existing Draw rider (repeat_for: TrackedSetSize), unchanged

No other card's parse changes — the new arm is gated to a TargetFilter::Player subject, so other from-hand subjects stay honest gaps.

Tests

kozilek_broken_reality_manifest_from_hands.rs drives the printed card end to end: cast → TriggerTargetSelection (both player slots answered via ChooseTarget) → each player's own ChooseFromZoneChoice → manifests + rider draws.

Discriminators:

• each prompt offers only that player's hand (P0's never contains P1's cards, and vice versa);
• control follows the manifesting player — asserted twice, once on the controller field and once behaviourally: a face-down card is colorless (CR 202.2b), so Kozilek's own "Other colorless creatures you control get +3/+2" pumps the caster's two manifests to 5/4 while the opponent's stay 2/2. A resolver that put every manifest under the caster's control pumps all four;
• the rider draws exactly one card per manifested card (4), which fails at 8 if the tracked-set rebind is dropped.

Probe: disabling the new parser arm turns the test red at the target-selection step.

Full suites green (19,533 lib + 5,339 integration), clippy clean. The CR 603.5 prompt-census pin was re-pinned for a line shift (same producer: WaitingFor::OptionalEffectChoice).

What the tests don't prove: the client-side hiding of each player's hand during their prompt rides on the shared ChooseFromZoneChoice visibility path and is not asserted here; and multiplayer beyond two seats is covered only by the APNAP ordering the iteration inherits, not by a dedicated three-player regression.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added support for effects that let each targeted player manifest cards from their own hand.
  • Players choose from their own hands in APNAP order, with selections tracked separately.
  • Manifested cards become face-down creatures controlled by the appropriate player.
  • “Each other player” effects now include teammates while excluding only the controller.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved per-player zone ownership and multi-player effect resolution.

• Tests

  • Added parser and end-to-end coverage for multi-player manifest effects, draws, and related stat bonuses.

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Changes

The engine now supports targeted players choosing cards from their hands for manifestation. It uses APNAP order, tracks selected cards, manifests them under the selecting players’ control, and validates the flow with parser and integration tests.

Targeted-player hand manifest

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Zone ownership and per-player iteration crates/engine/src/types/ability.rs, crates/engine/src/game/effects/choose_from_zone.rs, crates/engine/src/game/effects/mod.rs, crates/engine/src/game/engine.rs	Replaces separate per-player variants with ZoneOwner::Each(PerPlayerScope). Centralizes APNAP iteration and prevents duplicate targeted-player processing.
Parsing and tracked-set manifestation crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_effect/mod.rs, crates/engine/src/game/effects/manifest.rs	Parses targeted-player hand manifests into per-player choices and a tracked set. Manifest resolves the tracked set and manifests each selected object.
Representation migration and regression coverage crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_effect/imperative.rs, crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_effect/sequence.rs, crates/engine/src/types/resolution.rs, crates/engine/src/game/effects/vote.rs, crates/engine/tests/integration/*	Updates parser fixtures, effect tests, serialization compatibility, existing integration tests, and the Kozilek end-to-end regression test.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to 31b66

The PR fixes Kozilek’s per-player manifest trigger, but the current head still has correctness paths that can select the wrong cards, treat targeted opponents as all players, or misidentify teammates as opponents in team games. These cases can produce incorrect game states, so merge should wait until the affected paths are corrected or explicitly accepted.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant OracleParser
  participant ChooseFromZone
  participant TrackedSet
  participant Manifest
  participant DrawEffect
  OracleParser->>ChooseFromZone: create targeted-player hand choices
  ChooseFromZone->>TrackedSet: accumulate selected cards
  TrackedSet->>Manifest: provide selected objects
  Manifest->>TrackedSet: publish manifested results
  TrackedSet->>DrawEffect: repeat draw for each manifested card

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crates/engine/src/types/ability.rs (1)

217-223: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Parameterize the ZoneOwner per-player scope.

EachPlayer, EachOpponent, and EachTargetedPlayer share the same per-player resolution path. Only the player population differs. Replace them with Each { scope: PlayerPopulationScope } or an equivalent dedicated typed enum, then update the parser and resolver with exhaustive handling.

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In `@crates/engine/src/types/ability.rs` around lines 217 - 223, The ZoneOwner
variants EachPlayer, EachOpponent, and EachTargetedPlayer duplicate the same
per-player resolution path; replace them with a parameterized Each variant using
a dedicated PlayerPopulationScope enum (or equivalent typed scope). Update all
parsing and resolution logic to construct and exhaustively handle the new scope
values while preserving each existing player population’s behavior.

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In `@crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_effect/tests.rs`:
- Around line 11991-11995: Replace the debug-string absence check in the
affected test with typed assertions on the parsed effect chain: verify the
expected trigger body, targeted-player scope, hand owner, manifest count, and
tracked-set binding for the per-player from-hand manifest. Preserve the existing
reach-guard and runtime integration coverage, and remove reliance on the
“Unimplemented” substring as proof of correctness.

In
`@crates/engine/tests/integration/kozilek_broken_reality_manifest_from_hands.rs`:
- Around line 117-168: Update the choice-resolution loop around
WaitingFor::ChooseFromZoneChoice to record each prompted player and assert that
P0 is prompted before P1, preserving the existing per-player hand-card
validation and selections. Ensure the test explicitly verifies APNAP prompt
order rather than accepting either sequence.

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Nitpick comments:
In `@crates/engine/src/types/ability.rs`:
- Around line 217-223: The ZoneOwner variants EachPlayer, EachOpponent, and
EachTargetedPlayer duplicate the same per-player resolution path; replace them
with a parameterized Each variant using a dedicated PlayerPopulationScope enum
(or equivalent typed scope). Update all parsing and resolution logic to
construct and exhaustively handle the new scope values while preserving each
existing player population’s behavior.

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Parse changes introduced by this PR · 1 card(s), 2 signature(s) (baseline: main 40bbd9d62e8a)

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• 1 card · ➕ ability/ChooseFromZone · added: ChooseFromZone (count=2, targets=0-2, zone=hand)
  • Affected (first 3): Kozilek, the Broken Reality

🔴 Removed (1 signature)

• 1 card · ➖ ability/manifest · removed: manifest (targets=0-2)
  • Affected (first 3): Kozilek, the Broken Reality

[cuinhellcat]

Both actionable findings are built in 249ce36 (typed parser-chain assertions; APNAP prompt-order pin). CI was 15/15 green on the prior head with the parse diff at exactly one card (Kozilek); both regenerate for this head.

On the ZoneOwner parameterization nitpick (EachPlayer / EachOpponent / EachTargetedPlayer → Each { scope }): the sibling-cluster smell is real by the CLAUDE.md rule — three variants sharing a name root that differ only in the player population. I measured the change before answering: 34 call sites across 11 engine files, and ZoneOwner is Serialize/Deserialize, so collapsing the three unit variants into a payload variant changes the on-disk shape of every parsed ChooseFromZone (the generated card-data is regenerated, but serialized game states carry it too). The client is not affected — its EachPlayerSelf / EachPlayerCopyChosenSelection hits are a different enum.

That is a mechanical but wide refactor with a serialization-format consequence, and it is orthogonal to this card fix — mixing it in would put a format change under a bug-fix SHA and invalidate this PR's evidence gates. I'd rather land it as its own PR right after this one, where the diff is reviewable as a refactor. Happy to do it either way — say the word if you want it folded in here instead.

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In `@crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_effect/tests.rs`:
- Around line 11998-12004: Strengthen the relevant test matches by requiring
ChooseFromZone to have selection CardSelectionMode::Chosen, and require the
Manifest match to use TrackedSetId(0). Ensure the assertions cover both
targeted-player choice entries and verify Manifest consumes the tracked set
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Request changes — the runtime result set is empty, and the new per-player scope proliferates a serialized sibling instead of extending the existing axis.

🔴 Blocker

The manifest step clears the selected-card tracked set and does not publish the manifested cards back into it. crates/engine/src/game/effects/choose_from_zone.rs:852-859 publishes the players' selected cards. crates/engine/src/game/effects/manifest.rs:90-108 reads that set, immediately replaces it with publish_fresh_tracked_set(state, Vec::new()), then calls manifest_card for every member. crates/engine/src/game/morph.rs:816-819 marks those moves only as chain-referent producers; it does not publish a tracked set. The following repeat_for: TrackedSetSize therefore observes the empty replacement set through crates/engine/src/game/quantity.rs:4095-4100, so Kozilek draws zero cards rather than one for each manifested card.

Publish the cards that actually complete manifesting as the fresh result set, including the replacement-choice/resume delivery path, and retain an end-to-end assertion that the draw rider is exactly four for the two-player fixture.

🟡 Architecture blocker

ZoneOwner::EachTargetedPlayer is a third serialized leaf for the same per-player population axis. crates/engine/src/types/ability.rs:201-225 now has EachPlayer, EachOpponent, and EachTargetedPlayer; crates/engine/src/game/effects/choose_from_zone.rs:59-85 dispatches their populations separately. This is the sibling cluster the engine design requires to be parameterized before extension. Model the family as one typed per-player scope and handle its serialized-data migration explicitly, rather than permanently adding another unit variant.

✅ Clean

The current-head parser assertions do pin CardSelectionMode::Chosen and TrackedSetId(0), and the integration test pins APNAP prompt order. Those resolve the earlier CodeRabbit test findings; they do not exercise the missing post-manifest tracked-set publication.

Recommendation: request changes. Resolve the manifest-result tracking defect and parameterize the per-player zone-owner scope, then rerun the current-head parser/integration evidence.

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Both blockers addressed. Details, with the measurement on the first one:

🔴 Manifest result set

You are right that manifest::resolve itself publishes nothing — I probed it and the chain set is empty at the end of the resolver, exactly as you describe. But the rider does not draw zero: it draws four, and the integration test's p0.hand.len() == 4 assertion has been green since the first push.

The publication happens one level up. effects/mod.rs's post-effect publisher (gated by next_sub_needs_tracked_set) collects the resolver's completed ZoneChanged events and publishes them into the chain set. Probe output at the relevant moments:

manifest::resolve, after publish_fresh:   chain=Set3  sets={Set2:[2,3,4,5], Set3:[]}
manifest::resolve, at the end:            chain=Set3  Set3=[]            <- your reading
post-effect publisher:                    ids=[2,3,4,5] chain=Set3       <- the manifests land here
rider (repeat_for TrackedSetSize):        4 draws                        <- asserted in the test

I then implemented your recipe to see it through: collect the cards that actually completed manifesting (zone == Battlefield && face_down) and publish them as the fresh result set. That double-counts — the explicit publish and the post-effect publisher both land in the same chain set, so the rider drew 8, P0 decked itself, and the manifests left the game with the player (CR 800.4a). The test failed on left: Exile, right: Battlefield — the exact symptom the publish_fresh_tracked_set(state, Vec::new()) rebind exists to prevent. I looked for a way to suppress the generic publisher for one resolver and found none.

So the fresh-set rebind is load-bearing and the result set is populated — by the event-driven publisher rather than by a list the resolver guesses up front. That is arguably the more robust of the two for the delivery paths you name, since it records what actually completed rather than what was intended. The coupling is spelled out at the rebind rather than left implicit — manifest.rs, the comment above publish_fresh_tracked_set(state, Vec::new()).

Honest remainder: the replacement-choice/resume delivery path is not covered by a regression. The rider count (exactly 4) is pinned end-to-end for the synchronous path; a paused-delivery fixture for manifest entry is not built here. If you want that regression in this PR, say so and I'll build it — I'd rather add the test than change a mechanism that measures correct.

🟡 Per-player zone-owner scope

Done. EachPlayer / EachOpponent / EachTargetedPlayer collapse into ZoneOwner::Each(PerPlayerScope) with AllPlayers / Opponents / TargetedPlayers, and the population resolution moves into a single authority (per_player_iteration_population) so a future leaf is a match arm there, not a new ZoneOwner sibling. The iteration gate, the single-owner error arm, and the fan-out exclusion now all match Each(_).

Serialized-data migration is explicit rather than implied: ZoneOwner (de)serializes through ZoneOwnerRepr, which still accepts the three pre-refactor unit names and maps them onto the parameterized form, while only ever writing {"Each":<scope>}. zone_owner_migration_tests covers both directions, and the pre-existing round-trip pin was updated to the parameterized wire shape and extended with the new leaf.

Full suites green (19,547 lib + 5,358 integration), clippy clean; CI and the parse-diff receipt regenerate for this head.

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Inline comments:
In `@crates/engine/src/game/effects/choose_from_zone.rs`:
- Around line 1003-1039: Update the PerPlayerScope::Opponents arm in
per_player_iteration_population to obtain opponents through
players::opponents(state, ability.controller) rather than filtering APNAP
players only by controller inequality. Preserve APNAP ordering while excluding
the controller’s teammates according to the existing team-aware opponent
semantics.

In `@crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_effect/imperative.rs`:
- Line 4600: Update parse_choose_zone_connector and the branch assigning
ZoneOwner::Each(PerPlayerScope::AllPlayers) so that target opponent's remains
distinct from that player's; return a distinct typed marker for that player's or
reject target opponent's before promotion, preventing targeted-opponent
references from becoming per-player choices.
- Around line 4697-4698: Add verified CR annotations to the scope-mapping
comment near ZoneOwner::Each, citing the applicable rule references and briefly
explaining why PerPlayerScope::AllPlayers maps to “for each player” while
PerPlayerScope::Opponents maps to “for each other player.”

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Preserve the distinction between that player's and target opponent's.

parse_choose_zone_connector maps both phrases to ZoneOwner::TargetedPlayer. This branch then converts either result to ZoneOwner::Each(PerPlayerScope::AllPlayers). For input such as for each player, choose a creature card from target opponent's graveyard, the parser emits one choice per player instead of preserving the targeted-opponent reference. Return a distinct typed marker for that player's, or reject the target opponent's form before this promotion.

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In `@crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_effect/imperative.rs` at line 4600, Update
parse_choose_zone_connector and the branch assigning
ZoneOwner::Each(PerPlayerScope::AllPlayers) so that target opponent's remains
distinct from that player's; return a distinct typed marker for that player's or
reject target opponent's before promotion, preventing targeted-opponent
references from becoming per-player choices.

[cuinhellcat]

Pre-existing, and unreachable on the corpus — not changed here.

The TargetedPlayer → per-player promotion in parse_for_each_player_choose_from_zone predates this PR; it produced EachPlayer before and Each(AllPlayers) after, so this refactor only renamed the variant it writes. Measured over client/public/card-data.json (35,795 cards):

pattern	cards
for each player / for each other player	42
from target opponent	3
both in one card's text	0

So the misparse has no card to fire on today. I've left it rather than tightening an unrelated connector inside this refactor. If you want the guard regardless, the honest form is to reject the promotion when the body's zone reference came from target opponent's rather than that player's, and that belongs in its own change with parse_choose_zone_connector's other callers in scope.

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@cuinhellcat Thanks for the data. Your point is valid.

The promotion logic predates this PR. This PR only renames the variant. The corpus has no overlap between for each player and target opponent's phrasing. The risk is theoretical, not active.

Your proposed fix approach is correct. Reject the promotion when the zone reference source is target opponent's rather than that player's. This fix should touch parse_choose_zone_connector and its other call sites. That work is out of scope for this refactor PR.

I will leave this open as a low-priority follow-up. Let me know if you want a tracking issue for it.

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[cuinhellcat]

Round 3 (CodeRabbit), pushed as eb9b9df28:

• Per-player opponent scope — observation right, recipe wrong. The only wording that produces this scope is "for each other player" (Kaya, Spirits' Justice), and CR 102.3 puts a teammate in that population while excluding them from the player's opponents, so players::opponents would drop them in a team format. Renamed the leaf Opponents → OtherPlayers so the name states the population, rather than changing the population. Legacy wire name still deserializes onto it. Details in the thread.
• that player's vs target opponent's — pre-existing promotion, unchanged by this PR, and measured unreachable: of 35,795 cards, 42 carry "for each [other] player", 3 carry "from target opponent", none carry both. Left open in its thread rather than tightening an unrelated connector here.
• CR annotations on the scope mapping — added (CR 101.4, CR 102.3), verified against docs/MagicCompRules.txt.

Suites green (19,547 lib + 5,358 integration), clippy 0, fmt clean.

The parse-diff receipt for the previous head is also the measurement for the parameterization itself: 1 card, Kozilek only — collapsing the three Each* siblings changed no other card's parse.

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crates/engine/src/game/effects/choose_from_zone.rs (1)

57-60: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Handle random ZoneOwner::Each choices in the same dispatch.

The parser preserves CardSelectionMode::Random, and the dispatcher routes it to resolve_random_in_chain. For direct-zone choices, ZoneOwner::Each returns MissingParam; unwrap_or_default() converts that error into an empty selection.

Add a per-player random-selection path, or reject this combination before resolution.

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In `@crates/engine/src/game/effects/choose_from_zone.rs` around lines 57 - 60,
Update the ZoneOwner::Each handling in the choice-resolution dispatcher to
explicitly support CardSelectionMode::Random per-player selection or reject the
combination before resolution; do not route it through a path that returns
MissingParam and gets converted by unwrap_or_default() into an empty selection.
Preserve the existing prompt_next_each_player behavior for non-random choices
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In `@crates/engine/src/game/effects/choose_from_zone.rs`:
- Around line 57-60: Update the ZoneOwner::Each handling in the
choice-resolution dispatcher to explicitly support CardSelectionMode::Random
per-player selection or reject the combination before resolution; do not route
it through a path that returns MissingParam and gets converted by
unwrap_or_default() into an empty selection. Preserve the existing
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[cuinhellcat]

Random selection + per-player zone owner — real swallow, unreachable combination, guarded rather than built.

Correct that resolve_candidate_cards errors for ZoneOwner::Each and unwrap_or_default() turned that error into an empty pool. Pre-existing either way: the three Each* siblings took the same path before this refactor.

Measured before deciding what to do about it:

cards whose text carries per-player wording ("for each player", "for each other player", "…each manifest … from their hands")	43
of those, cards that also say "at random"	0
parser arms emitting Each together with CardSelectionMode::Random	0

So there is no card to drive a per-player random pick, and building that machinery here would be speculative. Instead the swallow is now explicit: the Err arm is spelled out with a debug_assert! that the zone owner is not Each. Release behavior is unchanged; in debug the assert is armed, so the day a parse does produce that shape it trips in the suite instead of the chain quietly resolving to nothing.

Also corrected a comment at the iteration gate that still named the pre-refactor EachOpponent.

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In `@crates/engine/src/game/effects/choose_from_zone.rs`:
- Around line 641-657: Reject ZoneOwner::Each before invoking
resolve_candidate_cards in the ChooseFromZone resolution flow, including before
any tracked-set or object-target fast path can return candidates. Preserve the
existing unsupported-path behavior so random choices with per-player ownership
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[matthewevans]

Approved at 5f75c304791177039f70c79f7f2e08086070c47b: the manifest result set is published through the shared post-effect event path, the per-player owner scope is parameterized with legacy wire migration, and the cast-trigger scenario discriminates the full APNAP / own-hand / own-control / four-draw flow.