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This article's subject originated in a source that was released outside of the Lucas Licensing process, and thus is considered non-canon by Lucasfilm.

Challenge was a roleplaying-game magazine published by Game Designers' Workshop between 1986 and 1996. It contained multiple adventures for West End Games' Star Wars D6 system. It is unclear whether those adventures were licensed by West End Games and Lucasfilm, and therefore their canonicity is ambiguous. However, some elements, such as the Kyrouac system,[3] have been referenced in canon sources such as The Essential Atlas.

Development

Announced in Journal of the Travellers Aid Society (JTAS) No. 22, the new magazine was going to expand JTAS to a larger format and would expand coverage to Game Designers' Workshop's new game Twilight 2000 and other games. The larger size was to allow printing things like deck plans or sector maps, which would not fit in the smaller JTAS format.

To maintain continuity for Traveller fans (and JTAS subscribers), the first issue was numbered 25. Also to maintain continuity, Challenge featured a separate section labeled "Journal of the Travellers' Aid," which lasted through issue 28. Traveller articles continued to appear in Challenge, but issues were frequently dominated by articles of other gaming systems, including Twilight 2000, 2300AD, Space 1889, and—starting with the expansion to 64 pages in issue 30—games not published by Game Designers' Workshop.

Challenge ran for 53 issues (through number 77), until the 1996 closure of Game Designers' Workshop.

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