Neuraloop
When a public objective is revealed, you may purge one of your relics to discard that objective and replace it with a random objective from any objective deck; that objective is a public objective, even if it is a secret objective.Relic
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When a public objective is revealed, you may purge one of your relics to discard that objective and replace it with a random objective from any objective deck; that objective is a public objective, even if it is a secret objective.
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- A player may use Neuraloop to purge Neuraloop itself, resolving its ability.
- If a player uses Neuraloop to purge another relic that has a purge ability, that purge ability is not resolved.
- If a player uses Neuraloop to purge another relic, then that player may use Neuraloop again to replace the new objective with yet another objective.
- If a player uses Neuraloop to reveal a secret objective as a public objective, that objective does not count towards the limit of three scored or unscored secret objectives for any player that scores it.
- A player can score a maximum of one objective of any type during or after each combat. A player cannot score the secret objective revealed by Neuraloop and one of their own secret objectives from the same combat.
- A secret objective revealed by Neuraloop becomes a public objective and stops being a secret objective.
- The discarded objective is shuffled into its respective deck after the replacement objective is revealed.
- This happens before the player with Neuraloop chooses if they wish to purge another relic to replace the new objective. As such, it is possible for the player to reveal the original objective after purging two or more relics.
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- If a player uses Neuraloop to purge the Circlet of the Void, that player’s units may remain in and move out of any supernovae and/or asteroid fields they are currently in, but cannot move additional units into or through, unless they have another ability that would allow them to do so.
- If a player uses Neuraloop to purge the Dynamis Core, and they have more commodities than their faction’s printed commodity value, they return any extras to the supply.
- If a player uses Neuraloop to purge the Dynamis Core, and they have more commodities than their faction’s printed commodity value, they return any extras to the supply.
- A player may use Neuraloop to purge Nano-Forge, even if it is attached to a planet, if they control that planet. That planet loses the increase to its resources and influence values, and is no longer legendary.
- A player may use Neuraloop to purge Nano-Forge, even if it is attached to a planet, if they control that planet. That planet loses the increase to its resources and influence values, and is no longer legendary.
- If a player uses Neuraloop to purge the Shard of the Throne, that player loses a victory point.
- If a player uses Neuraloop to purge the Shard of the Throne, that player loses a victory point.
- If a player uses Neuraloop to purge The Obsidian, that player must discard one unscored secret objective if they have a total of four scored or unscored secret objectives. There is no effect if they have four scored secret objectives.
- If a player uses Neuraloop to purge The Obsidian, that player must discard one unscored secret objective if they have a total of four scored or unscored secret objectives. There is no effect if they have four scored secret objectives.
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Sources
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