Order damage is dealt

During the ravage phase, does damage hit lands then dahan, Dahan then lands, or up to us the order

Nevermind I just realized that you damage both the same

Delete?

morph147, I think Pydro is asking if you want us to delete this thread for you? 

(Personally, I think it's fine, as we have a question and an answer, so other folks can come and find this if they have the same question, but that's just my view.  )

I say leave it because I posted this as I was reading the rules and where it starts explaining damage doesn't really make this clear until they show an example 2 pages later

So to be clear:

Vital Strenght of earth has a sacred site in a land, give 3 defensive. In that same land there is 2 dahan and 6 point of invader.

Ravage happens 

Invader deal 6 damage to the Dahan, 3 of which is defended and 2 damage kills of a Dahan and adding 1 damage to the other Dahan.

Invader deal 6 damage to the land, 3 of which is defended and dealing 3 dmage to the land adding a blight (Only need 2 damage to add a blight). Removing Vital's Presence, removing his sacred site but that does not affect  the current turn.

The remaning Dahan attack and deal 2 damage to invaders, even though it is tipped over..

Am I correct with this logic or have i been playing wrong.

Edit: changed damage to 6 to Demonstrate another rule.

That is exactly accurate.

3 damage has to be done to the land to cause a blight.   So you would still keep your sacred site.   You would need six points of invaders to have the invaders blight the land in that case.   A Dahan would still be destroyed in your example though.  

Um… I’m pretty sure that two damage blights.

You're right.   I'm not sure why i had 3 on mind.  

6 would have been better so demonstrate that an injured dalan still does 2 damage.

Trying to get as many question answered in one example. I will change it. Does anyone know if the edits work around here.

Now time to read up more on Ocean's Non-sense. Having wilds token in the oceans so Invaders cannot build there. . .

Yes they do and I see your edit just fine.