Alright, my gamer brain kicked in, so let me piece together the whole Athletics thing:<br/><br/>It says that 2 advantage can be used to gain an extra maneuver, but performing the skill check would be one's "action" for the turn. Therefore, I think the 2 Advantage thing is supposed to be considered when the Athletics check is used for another purpose. Let's form an example:<br/><br/>Let's say that Tiz'noga (Tina) is running from some imperial soldiers, and needs to quickly ascend a ladder to escape. The GM rules that it's an Athletics check to see how quickly she gets up the ladder. In this case, she would have used a maneuver (Move) and now is using an action (Performing an Athletics check).  The ladder is securely bolted, so normally it wouldn't be a problem, but the GM determines that the external factors of being chased and needing to do it fast makes it an Easy difficulty check. She rolls, scoring several net successes and two Advantage symbols, so she uses the Advantage symbols to give her an extra maneuver and dive behind some nearby cover as the blaster rifles start firing.<br/><br/>Is that about as clear as mud, with that particular use of the Athletics skill? It makes sense to me, and I really feel like that's what they're going with, since normally, you could just exchange your action for a maneuver or spend 2 strain to get an extra one, meaning the check wouldn't be as useful unless it's intended to represent navigating difficult terrain really quickly.<br/><br/>I'm not saying it should be this way, just that what I think it is. PAC, what do you think?