ok this may, or may not get me yelled at...but i can explain why i do it in rules...so don't kill me :(

added 
"offerinterruptonphase=blah"
to the parsing of the rules.txt files...the reason i want to handle it inside the rules.txt....
originally i was going to use the options variable for this, then i realized that if i use that variable, it would apply it to every game mode and peoples custom games...so instead i added the parsing in the actual rules.txt files, this way, if we want to offer interrupt on phase blah to MTG, but NOT have this interrupt offered in a mod or different mode, or if the different mod or mode should offer you a chance to interrupt ai in a different phase ...you can set each rule to interrupt in the phase you want...

now for the reason i added it in the first place...previously we were allowed an interrupt when the opponent drew a card in the draw step, this gave us a chance to do stuff on opponents turn....
recently wololo i beleave made draw actions not use the stack anymore(which was a good change, since as per MTG rules the actions of drawing is not a stack action)...but as a side-effect, we lose our chance to interrupt ai and do stuff on ais turn....

also, changed the ingame bonus thing, to start recording stuff towards bonuses on turn 2+...this solves reported issues with story mode "setting up" causing massive bonuses to be gained for doing nothing.....

projects/mtg/src/MTGRules.cpp

@@ -53,6 +53,8 @@ int MTGEventBonus::receiveEvent(WEvent * event)
     //bonus for chain chain casting without tapping for mana or being interupted;
     //note gaining mana from other sources is still possible.
     //only spells going to the stack are counted.
+	if(game->turn <2)//this shouldnt trigger on first turn, chances are they are cheating.
+		return 0;
     if (WEventCardTappedForMana* e = dynamic_cast<WEventCardTappedForMana*>(event))
     {
         if(e)