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Actually no. Striking herod would interrupt Wrath of Satan and discard the sadducee. When WoS tries to re-activate, it has no EC to activate on, and so its essensially negated.

All heroes live, EC dies, Sucessful RA.

So the same came be said about Bound "Interrupt the last enhancement played this battle and set aside any demon in play for four turns."  if the blocking character is a demon?

Correct.  An Enhancement must activate on a character in battle that can legally play it.  Interrupt and do X basically inserts its ability before the one you just interrupted.

So the original order is Michael, Sadds, Wrath on Sadds - which kills Michael.
The interrupted order is Michael, Sadds, Striking Herod on Michael, Wrath is played but no legal characters remain in battle and so it does nothing.

The order of cards PLAYED is the same, but the order the ABILITIES take place is jumbled around.

Any negate will stop the set-aside, and any interrupt will temporarily stop it so you can try to stop the set-aside. The interrupt/negate does not have to be CBN.

Each one sits in the order they are played but resolve in the order they "insert" themselves.

A rescues, B blocks.  C discards, D negates last, E interrupts and discards the blocker.

First A happens, then B.  The blocker is winning.
C discards, the Hero is winning.
D negates last, so A, B, D, the blocker is winning.
E interrupts D and has an effect, so A, B, E, D.
E has taken out the blocker, so all you have left is A, E, D.
D has no character to take effect on so it does nothing, and you have only A, E

Each interrupt only targets one time.  D does not negate C, and then later negate E.  It only targets C.

Now interrupts can string along, like C is negated by D is negated by E is negated by F etc etc.  But two interrupts do not constantly interrupt each other.

In Rubber Band's example, Striking Herod discards King Elah, so Moses Kills Egyptian has no one to take effect on, and does nothing.