From:	Loki <daddyjim@**********.COM>
Subject:	Re: "Attached" Challenges
Date:	Fri, 12 Sep 1997 10:55:39 -0700

---"Steven A. Tinner" wrote:
>
> >It means that once said Challenge is revealed and moves up onto the
> >Objective, it is no longer in your Challenge stack (even though
you're
> >the owner). Thus it doesn't count towards the max number of
Challenges
> >you may have in a stack on this particular Objective. On your next
> >Legwork phase you may again fill this stack up to the max allowed.
> >
> >That any clearer?
>
> I think so.
> So until the challenge is revealed, I can NOT play more then the
limited
> number of challenges, right?
>
> OK, so how about if the challenege is revealed to just one player
due to
> Recon?

This comes from the FASA FAQ:

**********
Q. If a Decker using Recon discovers the Custom System Challenge, is
Custom System placed face up at this time?
A. Yes. Normally, looking at a Challenge using the Recon special
trait does not "reveal" that Challenge, but this is an exception.
**********

Unless the Challenge is something like Custom System or Security
Decker, doing Recon does not actually "reveal" the Challenge and thus
doesn't activate the card's text. Attaching challenges as we've been
discussing would then just return to the challenge stack until
"revealed" when encountered on a Shadowrun, and then they would move
up onto the objective.

> We've been doing multi-player games, where only the actual player
making the
> run/doing recon gets to see the challenges.

You may have to find a way to work with this then.

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