[Questions on Mutant Extremists and the 1 Move Action]

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[Questions on Mutant Extremists and the 1 Move Action]

1) When does the Mutant Extremist Senator objective token recognize the move action? e.g. If I use an action to move, then interact to pick one up, does the Senator see that I've already spent 1 action to move so cannot move again, or will the Senator only see actions while in possession?

2) Does using a Super Power to advance count as a move action? e.g. Ghost Rider "Hell on Wheels" says "Advance this character." Since it does not use one of the 2 actions per turn, my assumption is no.  

[MODOK vs. Efficient Machines]

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[MODOK vs. Efficient Machines]

Efficient Machines tactics cards allows Sentinel models to "Treat SHIELD results as WILD results."

MODOK's Psionic Force Field says when defending, this character changes WILD results to BLANKS.

The question is, does MODOK's Psionic Force then change Shield Results to Blanks since they are "treated as" but the dice are not actually changed to WILD?

[Tactics Cards with character names - who spends the Power?]

I am new. I am reading through the team-up cards and with the different wording on each one, I'm not sure who is intended to spend the power. Different wordings include:

- COSMIC INVIGORATION: "If Red Skull is within 2 of another allied character with an Activation token, they may spend 2 power each to play this card." This uses the word "each" which tells me for sure, both Red Skull and the other model must spend 2 power (net 4) to play this card. Compare to the next one - 

- TO ASH AND CINDER: "A the start of the Activation Phase, Sin or Crossbones may spend 2 power to play this card." Since this uses the word "or", I read this to mean either / or, but not both. These 2 interpretations make sense to me, but then we get to - 

- ILLICIT TECH: "During Crossbones' or Sin's activation, they may spend 1 power to play this card." I interpret the word "they" to mean the BOTH must spend 1 power (net 2) for this card to be played. But it doesn't use the word "each" or the word "or" as in the above 2 cards, so I am confused.