What happens if Baron Rivendare and Dreadsteed die at the same time?

In Hearthstone there are the two minion cards Baron Rivendare and Dreadsteed.
The Baron's ability is "Your minions trigger their Deathrattles twice" and the Dreadsteed has "Deathrattle: Summon a Dreadsteed."
Imagine the first player has both on the table. What happens if the second player kills both at the same time, say with a card which kills all minions?
Does the first player remain with one or two Dreadsteeds?
I read the answer to the question suggested in the first comment, but the situation is different here. There it were two cards with Deathrattle. Here is just one. Anyway the answer indicates that it relies on the order the cards were played. But I am not sure at all...
Best Answer
For some minions, their effect does not trigger if they die.
For example, you have a Cult Master (draw a card when a friendly minion dies), and 4 different 1-health minions.
Your opponent (Paladin) plays consecration, killing all your minions.
Result: You draw no cards
If your opponent is a mage, and plays Arcane Explosion instead, all your minions but the Cult Master will die.
Result: You draw 4 cards (one for each minion)
Although I haven't had extensive experience with Baron Rivendare specifically, I assume this to apply similarly. Rivendare's power does not work when Rivendare dies.
EDIT Addition to the below comment thread
- Deathrattle triggers when the minions die. Order of deathrattles = order of said minions being played. Deathrattles that summon minions do so after the current action has completed.
- Triggered effects (lightning bolt) only trigger when the appropriate condition is met and the minion with this power does not die during the same action.
- Active effects (no lightning bolt, e.g. Stormwind Champion or Dire Wolf Alpha) are always active and only deactivate after the minion with said power dies.
I'm not sure about Inspire, as I haven't seen too many inspire plays yet.
My expectation is that the Inspire action only triggers after the hero power is used (and its effect has applied). So the order of operation would be:
- Play inspire minion. ("Inspire: This minion gets +1 attack")
- Use hero power (let's say Mage)
- 1 damage done to target (from mage hero power)
- Minion gets +1 attack.
This would be analogous with how e.g. Lightwarden works. Their attack gain only occurs after the rest of the action has been resolved.
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