Gaining stunned via an action and defensive triggers

[WildRose94]

If you gain stunned as part of an opponent action does the resistance trigger still work?

for example Mie fang is attacking Zoraida and declares the blinded by iron trigger, Zoraida declares Regrets in time of stage d.V. Stunned gets applied when resolving (timing e) and regrets would resolve at timing f.

Initially I thought regret wouldn’t go off as stunned was applied before it was resolved, but looking at the stunned condition it says triggers can’t be declared which happened before the stunned was applied. 

Can some one please confirm how this is meant to work because I have gotten my self very confused. Thanks 

[Adran]

3 minutes ago, WildRose94 said:

If you gain stunned as part of an opponent action does the resistance trigger still work?

for example Mie fang is attacking Zoraida and declares the blinded by iron trigger, Zoraida declares Regrets in time of stage d.V. Stunned gets applied when resolving (timing e) and regrets would resolve at timing f.

Initially I thought regret wouldn’t go off as stunned was applied before it was resolved, but looking at the stunned condition it says triggers can’t be declared which happened before the stunned was applied. 

Can some one please confirm how this is meant to work because I have gotten my self very confused. Thanks 

Stunned says you can not declare triggers. As soon as it appears on a model, that model may not declare triggers.

BUT as you say, it doesn't stop you resolving triggers you have already declared. So there is nothing to stop you resolving the regret trigger.

So according to the rules regret will go off.

[santaclaws01]

Trigger is declared in step 2dv, stunned is applied in step 2e. Stunned doesn't prevent a a trigger from resolving, just from being declared(which it already was), so regret still resolves.