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| Advancing: The act of putting one advancement token on a card that can be advanced. Agendas can always be advanced. |
Advancing a card is one of the default actions that the Corporation can perform during the Action Phase. To advance a card, the Corporation spends 
and 1
, then places an advancement token on an installed card that can be advanced. Agendas are the only card that can be advanced by default; other types of cards can only be advanced if their card text says so.
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| Advancing a Card
For Note: If a card's text box says that the card can be advanced, the card can be advanced even when the card is unrezzed. |
FAQ 1.3.19[edit | edit source]
- From the FAQ. Also numbers 1.4.19 and 1.5.18
Advancing a card is an action the Corporation can take that causes an advancement token to be placed on a card. As such, advancing a card is distinct from (and affected by other abilities separately from) placing advancement tokens.
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| If the Corp uses Efficiency Committee for extra clicks, can he then play Shipment from Kaguya and Trick of Light to place/move advancement tokens during that turn? |
| Yes. Placing or moving advancement tokens on a card is different than advancing it, and Efficiency Committee only stops the Corp from advancing cards. |
See Also[edit | edit source]
- Related: Advancement Token, Advancement Requirement, Score
- Card types that can be advanced: Agenda, Asset, Ice
