Oath of Druids, Blessing, Ancestor's Chosen

[Dante]

I believe I have this right, but want to check just in case.

assuming you have an Oath of Druids in play and conditions are right so that it triggers, if you're flipping cards during the resolution of the Oath and hit a Gaea's Blessing and then Ancestor's Chosen, you get to stack both the Blessing trigger and the Ancestor's Chosen CIP trigger since they both occur during the Oath resolution and would both go on the stack at the same time (the next time you have priority, which is right after the Oath resolution is done).

so basically -

Oath starts resolving, you hit Gaea's Blessing, (trigger will go on stack after oath resolution), you hit Ancestor's Chosen go it comes into play as part of Oath resolving, with it's CIP trigger to go on the stack after oath resolution.

when oath resolution is finished, you have priority and assuming you stack them Blessing trigger first, then AC CIP, you'll gain the life before your graveyard is shuffled back.

Oracle text for Ancestor's Chosen:

First strike
When Ancestor's Chosen comes into play, you gain 1 life for each card in your graveyard.

Bill

[Khahan]

You are correct. Just before you receive priority, all triggered abilities are placed on the stack. Because you control both of them, you decide how they are placed on the stack. Just put the Gaea's Blessing trigger on first and the Ancestors chosen on second.