To clarify, special chickens can be played to take any card of choice from the discard pile. This includes, counter, action, normal chickens, special chickens, challenge and super challenge cards. If countered the special chicken remains in the discard pile.

If you manage to collect enough chickens to win but it is not your turn, you must wait until it is your turn to win. If you do gain 8 chickens after a challenge and it is your turn, you can declare your win as long as the next person does not end your turn.

If someone successfully counters a super challenge card, no one participates in the challenge. It only needs one person to counter the card in order to cancel the super challenge card.

There is no limit to how many counter cards you can play at any given turn. This is applicable to all players.

Yes, other players may play counter cards even if the effect isn’t directly affecting them. This means that you may either help or screw over other players even if it isn’t your turn!

The back of all cards must be visible to all persons at anytime. Cards cannot be hidden from view but can be stacked as long as it remains in your hand.

If a counter card is played by two different people at the same time, they decide amongst themselves who should play it. If no decision can be made, they play rock paper scissors among themselves to determine which counter card shall be placed down first.