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i believe i reffered to the Yu-gi-oh TCG for this question. One of the rules is Spell Speed for activating and chaining cards. In your case, you would have the first link in the chain. Your opponenet(s) would have the second and thrid links. In this game, chains are resolved backwards (high to low; in your case chain 3, 2 then 1) therefore you won.
When i think about it, i say you lost because your figure was destroyed, in reality, a split second before your opponents were. therefore, your opponent(s) had the last figures on the board.
so, the above theories cancel each other out, and call it a tie. it all depends on how you want to look at it.
OR, you could do what the official rules say, and roll the 20 sided die for a dispute, and the highest roller wins.
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