If a missed trigger needs to be put on the stack, where does it go?

When addressing the placement of a missed trigger that needs to be put on the stack, the correct approach is to place it at the top of the stack. This is because the stack operates on a "last in, first out" basis, meaning the most recent action taken goes on top for processing.

In the case of a missed trigger, it is important to consider the timing and sequence of actions during a player's turn. When a missed trigger is identified, it is functionally treated as an active effect that should be resolved as if it had occurred at the appropriate time. Placing it at the top of the stack ensures that it gets resolved promptly before any subsequent actions, adhering to the correct game flow and preserving the specific timing that would have been in place had the trigger been properly adhered to during the game state.

Other options suggest different placements, like placing it at the bottom of the stack or not placing it at all, which could disrupt the current game state and lead to confusion about the timing and resolution of actions. Thus, the proper handling and placement of a missed trigger is paramount for maintaining the integrity of gameplay.