Just make the perception rolls till you've got one success for each person. I'm assuming at least something of a smart slsving setup for everyone. If you get excess successes, you can be paranoid and check for individual items or look into the scenery.<br/><br/>It's also the first extended roll where the altered luck comes into play, so listen up everyone.<br/><br/><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 14pt;">At the end of a scene, everyone gets one spent Edge back. If you do something to get Edge back, you get an extra point and the extra can take you over your max. This'll last till you get to the meeting point that you totally weren't supposed to get to.</span><br/><br/>As for HopeFox's actually actual question, it's up to everyone else, but I do assume that you've at least got an idea of everyone's setups, so that if it becomes desperately necessary to get marks on a compromised setup, you can aim for the lowest device rating and work up.<br/><br/>Also, unsure what Eir's nav roll was for.