No

When following, you activate the die as if you have rolled it yourself, so you can only choose from the planets you have colonized yourself (or you may choose to upgrade your empire, paying the usual cost).

Yes

When following, you activate the die as if you have rolled it yourself. So in this case you must pay the number of resources, equal to the next level of your Empire Track.

No

When you follow a die, you activate this die as if you have rolled it yourself. So, for example, when following an Acquire Energy die, the active player may gain 3 energy, while you may gain only 2 (because you have 2 of your ships next to an energy symbol).

No

When the Rogue Galaxy reaches max culture, it first takes the 3 bonus actions, and only then resets the Culture Cube back to zero. This means that it cannot gain culture with the bonus actions (ignoring Acquire Culture dice).

No

When the Rogue Galaxy reaches max culture and takes 3 bonus actions, you are NOT allowed to follow these bonus actions.

All matching ships

When the Rogue Galaxy takes either a Diplomacy or Economy action, advance ALL Rogue ships on that type of orbit track forward one space. Colonized planets are placed under the Rogue Galaxy Mat as usual.

Leftmost orbit

When Rogue Galaxy moves a ship, take 1 ship from the Rogue Galaxy Card and place it to the leftmost planet in the row that does not have a Rogue ship orbiting, and place it in orbit’s starting space. A Rogue ship can never land on a planet’s surface.

Yes, if activated

You may follow a Rogue Galaxy’s activated die by spending 1 culture. However, if a die’s action is unusable by the Rogue Galaxy (such as a “Move a Ship” action without available ships) the die is discarded and it cannot be followed.

3

To convert an inactive die to any die face, you need 3 dice: 2 for the Converter and 1 that gets converted.

No

When you activate the Utilize a Colony die, you perform either the action on your Galaxy Mat or the action on ONE of the planets you have colonized.

No

New dice gained are ONLY usable on your next turn.

Yes

When you gain a new ship, you immediately place it into your galaxy and may use this ship on the same turn.

2

When an “Acquire Resource” die is activated, acquire 1 of that resource for each of your ships on, or orbiting, planets with the matching symbol. If you have 2 ships on, or orbiting, the same planet, you acquire 2 resources from this planet.

No

You may not move to a colonized planet.

Yes

You may move from a planet back to your Galaxy Mat. Multiple ships can land on your galaxy. But you cannot move to another player's Galaxy Mat.

Yes

Ships from different players can occupy the same colony track spaces or planet surfaces. If at any point during the game your ship becomes displaced, it is returned to your Galaxy Mat.

Yes, if separate

You can have a ship on both the colony track and planet surface of the same planet. However, you can only have one ship on each planet’s orbit, and you can only have one ship on each planet surface.

No

When you move, you must switch planets. You cannot move from the surface to the colony track on the same planet, and vice versa.

No, finish the round

After a player reaches 21 or more victory points, the end of the game is triggered. Then, play continues until all players have taken an equal number of turns.

No

Victory points from the Secret Missions do not count towards ending the game.

Clockwise

If multiple players follow the same die, the following order should be resolved in clockwise order, starting from the player to the left of the active player.

No

You may perform only 1 follow action per die. But multiple players may follow the same die.

1

The first reroll of each turn is free; thereafter, a reroll, of any inactive dice, costs 1 energy.

Any number

During each reroll, you may reroll any number of your dice that have not yet been activated.

Only once

A die cannot be used more than once in a turn; once used it must remain in the Activation Bay. But you can activate multiple different dice showing the same action.

Yes

You may activate the dice you have rolled in any order you wish.

No

Activating dice is optional, so you do not have to activate all of the dice you have rolled during your turn.