With 3 Vengeful Bloodwitches and hundreds of Phoenix Fleet Airships on my board, my opponent casted Cease and Desist, destroying all the airships and triggering the Bloodwitches. The Bloodwitch loss of life had to aggregate one point at a time, taking quite a while, burning up the turn timer. By the time the stack compiled, and then the loss of life was applied (also one point at a time), the turn timer had long since expired. When the stack's effects were completed, I was at 775 life, and my opponent was at -703, but he didn't die because of his two Heralds of Eternal Dawn, for which I had saved two Eaten Alives to exile the angels with next turn. The only reason I could see why I might have been given the loss upon completion of the stack was the turn timer. I've been playing MTG since Ice Age, and this was one of the coolest interactions I've seen, but it sucked that the turn timer generated a loss here. Lil' help?