Void Tether
When you activate a system that contains or is adjacent to a unit or planet you control, you may place or move 1 of your void tether tokens onto a border that system shares with another system; other players do not treat those systems as adjacent to each other unless you allow it.
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When you activate a system that contains or is adjacent to a unit or planet you control, you may place or move 1 of your void tether tokens onto a border that system shares with another system; other players do not treat those systems as adjacent to each other unless you allow it.
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- Other players treat the systems that share the border with the Void Tether token as not being adjacent for all game effects. The Empyrean player continues to treat them as adjacent.
- Players cannot move directly between those two systems.
- If two other players have units or control planets in each of one of the two systems in question, they are not neighbors via these systems. However, if the Empyrean player has units or controls a planet in one of the systems, they will be neighbors with any player with units or controlling a planet in the other, and vice versa.
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- If a player owns PDS II and has a PDS in one of the two systems on either side of a void tether token, that PDS cannot use SPACE CANNON against ships in the other system, unless the Empyrean player allows it.
- A player with planets in one of the two systems on either side of a void tether token cannot score the Rule Distant Lands public objective if the other system is another player’s home system, unless the Empyrean player allows it.
- A player with ships in one of the two systems on either side of a void tether token cannot use the Skilled Retreat action card to move those ships into the other system and place a command token there, unless the Empyrean player allows it.
- A player with ships in one of the two systems on either side of a void tether token cannot use the Skilled Retreat action card to move those ships into the other system and place a command token there, unless the Empyrean player allows it.
- A player with ships in one of the two systems on either side of a void tether token cannot score the Threaten Enemies secret objective if the other system is another player’s home system, unless the Empyrean player allows it.
- A player with ships in one of the two systems on either side of a void tether token cannot score the Threaten Enemies secret objective if the other system is another player’s home system, unless the Empyrean player allows it.
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Sources
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