SETI: Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence – Pluto Promo Card

2024 · Expansion for Base-game

SETI: Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence – Pluto Promo Card

Represents Pluto as a new target in the outer system. Players can use a satellite or lander action to move a probe from the outermost ring onto Pluto when they control a probe there. Adds a special destination that interacts with probe placement and existing satellite/lander actions.

Players
1–4 best 3
Playing time
40–160 min
Age
14+
Complexity
2.4 / 5
8.6 on LudoyaScience FictionSpace ExplorationVariable Set-upSolo / Solitaire GameEnd Game Bonuses

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Rules questions

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How can I send a probe to Pluto?

If you have a probe in any space of the outermost ring, you may use an Orbit or Land action to place it on Pluto; move it from the Solar System board to the matching space on the card. (Promo card rules, p. 1)

Can I visit Pluto to gain publicity or other board benefits?

No. Pluto has no dedicated space on the Solar System board, so visiting it does not grant publicity or similar benefits. (Promo card rules, p. 1)

What does it cost to orbit or land on Pluto?

Orbiting costs 1 credit and 1 energy. Landing costs 3 energy, or 2 energy if you already have an orbiter at Pluto; the appropriate orange technology can reduce the landing cost. (Promo card rules, p. 1)

Can more than one player orbit or land on Pluto?

No. Pluto has room for only 1 orbiter and 1 lander, and only you can Orbit or Land there. (Promo card rules, p. 1)

Does a Pluto orbiter or lander count for scoring and missions?

Yes. Both count toward the gold end-game scoring tile for pairs of sector wins and orbiters/landers, and they qualify for missions requiring an orbiter or lander. Pluto also still counts as a planet for other game effects. (Promo card rules, p. 1)

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