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If i have:

Omeed, Sand Snake
LGS_023, Clever World Traveler
Evil, Major Hero, Seeker
Attack 2, Defense 4
Reclaim — Whenever a Sand Snake is KO'd in my zone from combat attacks, draw a card. (When I'm KO'd, draw a card.)

and then:

Serpent Strike
LGS_069
Evil, Combat Action
Play only if a friendly Sand Snake is in combat. <p> Put a Sand Snake minor hero card from your discard pile into this combat. (Add its attacks to this combat.)

brining in a Sand Snake Minor, and my opponent has enough attacks to kill both Omeed and my other Sand Snake, how many cards do i draw?

Still with Ohmeed, if i have played:

Expendable Help
LGS_074
Evil, Exhaust Action
Whenever a friendly hero is KO'd this round, draw a card. <p> Go again.

and then play:

Sneaky Retreat
LGS_070
Evil, Combat Action
Whenever a friendly hero is KO'd this combat from combat attacks, return that hero to its owner's hand instead of putting it into the discard pile.

As Sneaky, puts htem in my hand instead of KO pile, but they have already been KO'ed from the Combat, triggering a draw off Expendable.

Hello, in these situations you have multiple triggered powers to resolve from your heroes being KO'd.

Huntik Comp Rules 702.6:

If multiple powers try to resolve simultaneously:
·         Resolve triggered powers on features first. If there is more than one, the lead player decides the order in which they resolve.
·         If players have more than one triggered power, the lead player resolves all of his or her triggered powers one at a time in the order of his or her choice. Then, the defending player resolves all of his or her triggered powers one at a time in the order of his or her choice.

So in your first example (2 sand snakes KO'd by combat attacks), Omeed's power trigger's twice and you get to draw 2 cards.
Add Expendable Help to the combat and you get to draw 4 cards.
Add Sneaky Retreat and you get to draw 4 cards and return the 2 sand snakes to your hand.

Please Note: Just because you have 2 sand snakes in combat doesn't mean your opponent has to KO them both. If you have Omeed and Dark Pharaoh for example, and your opponent has 7 attacks, they can aim all 7 at Omeed and 0 at Dark Pharaoh. That way you only get to draw 1 card, or only return 1 hero to your hand because of Sneaky Retreat. You have to play all your combat actions before attacks are aimed.

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Dan Scheidegger
R&D Manager, Game Designer
The Upper Deck Company

·         If players have more than one triggered power, the lead player resolves all of his or her triggered powers one at a time in the order of his or her choice. Then, the defending player resolves all of his or her triggered powers one at a time in the order of his or her choice.

Does it literally mean LEAD player, so it doesn't matter who started the combat?

Jack

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Lead player means lead player. :)
Generally you'll find that the ordering of triggered powers doesn't matter much. In the above scenario it doesn't make any functional different if they draw a card from Omeed's power or Expendable Help's first.

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Dan Scheidegger
R&D Manager, Game Designer
The Upper Deck Company