Conceding — Riftbound Rules

Section 649 — 23 rules

650.: A player may concede at any time.
651.: When a player concedes, they are removed from the game in progress.
651.1.: If only one other player is remaining after a player has conceded, the player remaining Wins.
651.2.: If more than one player remains after a concession, follow the steps for the Removal of a Player.
651.3.: Removal of a player involves them no longer being able to make choices or otherwise influence the game.
651.4.: If the player has Teammates due to the Mode of Play, that player’s Teammates also lose and are removed from the game.
652.: If the game continues, follow these steps for Removal of a Player.
652.1.: Banish all permanents and runes they currently control and all permanents and runes they own.
652.2.: Remove the Battlefield they contributed to the game if it is in use.
652.2.a.: If it was in use, replace it with a token battlefield with no abilities.
652.2.b.: Any units or hidden cards there do not move and are otherwise unaffected by this process.
652.2.c.: If the removed battlefield was applying any continuous effects, those continuous effects immediately cease, which may cause changes in the characteristics of units or hidden cards there. Example: A battlefield reads "Units here have +1 [M]." If that battlefield's owner concedes and the battlefield is removed from the game as a result, units there immediately cease to get +1 [M].
652.3.: Remove all cards they own from the game.
652.4.: Counter all spells and abilities of all types controlled by the player that has conceded.
652.5.: Proceed with the game.
652.5.a.: Turn
652.5.a.1.: If the removed player was the Turn Player, play proceeds in Turn Order to the next available player in order.
652.5.b.: Focus
652.5.b.1.: If the removed player had Focus in a Showdown, the next Player in order receives Focus.
652.5.b.2.: If the player being removed creates a state where all Players have Passed their Focus, the Showdown ends and play proceeds as necessary, E.G. Combat is resolved or a Cleanup is completed.
652.5.c.: Priority
652.5.c.1.: If the removed player had Priority during a Chain, the next Player in order receives Priority.
652.5.c.2.: If the player being removed creates a state where all Players have passed Priority, then the most recent spell or ability on the Chain will resolve with Priority being re-established as appropriate for the state after the resolution of that spell or ability.