Roll for the Galaxy: Ambition

Add the new faction, home world, and game tiles and the new dice to the base game; add the 5 new game tiles to the bag. During setup, each player puts 2 Home (white) dice and 1 Leader (black) die in the cup (not 3 Home dice). (see page 1)

No — if an effect reduces your credits to 0 during a phase, then after that effect finishes you immediately reset your credits to 1 (instead of waiting until after Recruiting). (see page 2)

During Assign you may place a die showing two phase icons in either of those phase columns and reassign powers apply based on the column chosen; during Reveal, if it was assigned to one of its two phases but that phase did not occur, immediately shift it to the other displayed phase (if that phase occurred) instead of sending it to the cup. (see page 2)

The $ symbol has no effect during Assign or Reveal; during the Phases step, if a die shows $ and finishes a task matching its displayed face, return it to the cup rather than the Citizenry. (The rulebook also clarifies when tasks are considered finished: Explore/Ship immediate, Develop/Settle after completing the tile, Produce after the good is shipped.) (see page 2)

During Assign you may keep Talent counters behind your screen and assign them as workers to any phase (they count as dice but cannot be used to Dictate); during Reveal unassigned or mis‑assigned Talent return to your unused Talent counters, during Phases assigned Talent do work and are removed to the supply when they finish a task (or returned to your unassigned counters if they didn’t), they can be recalled normally during Manage Empire, and each Talent counter you hold at game end is worth 1 VP. (see page 3)

When instructed to remove a die you may choose any of your starting dice or dice granted by tiles (commonly a Home/white die); for example, a Military die removed may come from anywhere in your empire, and if it is removed from the world you are completing it does not count as a settler toward completing that world. (see pages 2 and 4)