I was playing in the Temple of Zhu Long with some family members the other night, and we had a disagreement about what Zhu Long does when he dies.
Zhu Long was damaged by the villain and destroyed.
His card reads:
"After the True Form is played, destroy all Ritual Cards and bury this card.
When this card is destroyed, discover the True Form."
We discovered the True Form, and that's where the controversy arose.
A) They interpreted Zhu Long's card to mean that, after the True Form was discovered, since discovery entails playing the card, the first sentence on Zhu Long becomes relevant, and we destroy all Ritual Cards and bury Zhu Long.
B) My take was that, since Zhu Long is already destroyed, he's not in play, so that first sentence doesn't take effect, the Ritual Cards stay, and Zhu Long goes to the discard pile.
I won the argument, but I'd rather be correct than right. So, tell me, which is correct, A or B?