<p>Looking through the deck for similar cards to <code>Padraigin-3110</code>, I came across 1 essentially identical card, <code>Nakagawakozi</code> (spend energy to improve economy, rather than spending culture to improve diplomacy, but same general idea). I came across 2 other cards which allow you to regress a ship -2 (<code>Jorg</code>) or advance a ship +2 (<code>Terra-Bettia</code>).</p>

<p><code>Jorg</code> specifically mentions that you must regress a single ship by -2. <code>Terra-Bettia</code> is a bit more ambiguous, but does mention advancing "a ship" +2, implying that it must be a single ship. </p>

<p>In the absence of any clarifications from the designer / manufacturer, and given there are similar cards to <code>Padraigin</code> which specifically mention the action must be performed on a single ship, while <code>Padraigin</code> does not specifically mention the same, the benefit of <code>Padraigin-3110</code> seems to be equivalent to rolling two separate dice, each containing the diplomacy symbol. Similarly, taking the action at <code>Nakagawakozi</code> would be equivalent to rolling two economy symbols on the dice. That is, you can advance one ship +2, or two ships +1.</p>

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2019-08-21T01:21:22.587Z
2019-08-21T01:21:22.587Z
mmathis
<p>There are several planets which provide +2 economy / diplomacy (e.g., Padraigin-3110). Do those have to be used to advance a single ship 2 spaces in orbit, or can they be used to advance 2 separate ships 1 space each? </p>

<p>Update: Added a picture showing Padraigin-3110.</p>

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<p>The text of Padraigin-3110 says "Spend 2 culture to advance +2 diplomacy".</p>

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2019-08-20T16:12:52.380Z
Can you post a picture of Padraign-3110? I'm not sure I understand your question.
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Does an action which gives you +2 Advance Civilization require they be used together?
mmathis
# Does an action which gives you +2 Advance Civilization require they be used together?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2019-08-17)

There are several planets which provide +2 economy / diplomacy (e.g., Padraigin-3110). Do those have to be used to advance a single ship 2 spaces in orbit, or can they be used to advance 2 separate ships 1 space each?

Update: Added a picture showing Padraigin-3110.

[![Padraigin-3110](https://i.sstatic.net/hQdsa.jpg)](https://i.sstatic.net/hQdsa.jpg)

The text of Padraigin-3110 says "Spend 2 culture to advance +2 diplomacy".

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> **username_1**: Can you post a picture of Padraign-3110? I'm not sure I understand your question.  

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### Answer by username_0 on 2019-08-21. Score: 1

Looking through the deck for similar cards to `Padraigin-3110`, I came across 1 essentially identical card, `Nakagawakozi` (spend energy to improve economy, rather than spending culture to improve diplomacy, but same general idea). I came across 2 other cards which allow you to regress a ship -2 (`Jorg`) or advance a ship +2 (`Terra-Bettia`).

`Jorg` specifically mentions that you must regress a single ship by -2. `Terra-Bettia` is a bit more ambiguous, but does mention advancing "a ship" +2, implying that it must be a single ship.

In the absence of any clarifications from the designer / manufacturer, and given there are similar cards to `Padraigin` which specifically mention the action must be performed on a single ship, while `Padraigin` does not specifically mention the same, the benefit of `Padraigin-3110` seems to be equivalent to rolling two separate dice, each containing the diplomacy symbol. Similarly, taking the action at `Nakagawakozi` would be equivalent to rolling two economy symbols on the dice. That is, you can advance one ship +2, or two ships +1.

[![Padraigin and similar](https://i.sstatic.net/pzybe.jpg)](https://i.sstatic.net/pzybe.jpg)


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