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<blockquote data-quote="ThirdWizard" data-source="post: 6055406" data-attributes="member: 12037">Just as a note, I've been going under the assumption that Juno and Malcom are chasing after the ghoul they've been fighting.To answer your question about tackling, you basically have to wait for the opponent to stop running. There's no sprinting tackle option. A sprint means you can't perform any other action, so if you're both sprinting repeatedly, nobody can really do much of anything until one of you stops sprinting.This sounds bad, but read on!Normally, in a repeated sprint, you would drop the turn based gameplay and you'd use Contest rules (YS 193) to determine the outcome of a foot race. If you win the contest, you catch up and can tackle the opponent. If they win, they outrun you. This is a very elegant solution to the turned base sprinting problem above.But, I'm not using it right now. The ghouls aren't going far (spoilers!), so moving into a Contest seems unnecessary in the current situation.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ThirdWizard, post: 6055406, member: 12037"] Just as a note, I've been going under the assumption that Juno and Malcom are chasing after the ghoul they've been fighting. To answer your question about tackling, you basically have to wait for the opponent to stop running. There's no sprinting tackle option. A sprint means you can't perform any other action, so if you're both sprinting repeatedly, nobody can really do much of anything until one of you stops sprinting. This sounds bad, but read on! Normally, in a repeated sprint, you would drop the turn based gameplay and you'd use Contest rules (YS 193) to determine the outcome of a foot race. If you win the contest, you catch up and can tackle the opponent. If they win, they outrun you. This is a very elegant solution to the turned base sprinting problem above. But, I'm not using it right now. The ghouls aren't going far (spoilers!), so moving into a Contest seems unnecessary in the current situation. [/QUOTE]

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