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<blockquote data-quote="Hand of Evil" data-source="post: 2024146" data-attributes="member: 371">Chase that I am playing around with (still rough) are simple roll of a d12 with the following results:1.&nbsp; &nbsp; Dead end (special) 2.&nbsp; &nbsp; Very Crowded Street (traffic and stalls) – movement max ¼ - Trap DC 14 3.&nbsp; &nbsp; Last Result plus 14.&nbsp; &nbsp; Crowded Street (traffic and stalls) – movement max ½ - Trap DC 12 5.&nbsp; &nbsp; Last Result minus 1 6.&nbsp; &nbsp; Alley – Right Turn – Trap DC 107.&nbsp; &nbsp; Last Result8.&nbsp; &nbsp; Alley – Left Turn – Trap DC 109.&nbsp; &nbsp; Straight Away – Trap DC 7 10.&nbsp; &nbsp; T - Intersection – Right &amp; Left – Trap DC 1211.&nbsp; &nbsp; Last Result plus 112.&nbsp; &nbsp; Crossroad Intersection – Right, Left &amp; Straight – Trap DC 12 The way this works is running speed is used, the DM rolls and the result tells the section (next 90 feet) of the chase, then a d6 is rolled for number of traps, the trap DC is really a delay factor, loss of movement.&nbsp; Type of traps: people/animals moving into path, doors opening in from of you and such.&nbsp; Special in dead end can be a blank wall (climb check) or fence (climb check) or such.&nbsp; DC can go up or down based on time of day and location.&nbsp; I want to add some way to use skill levels to avoid some things or cause a result but have not thought of a way.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hand of Evil, post: 2024146, member: 371"] Chase that I am playing around with (still rough) are simple roll of a d12 with the following results: 1. Dead end (special) 2. Very Crowded Street (traffic and stalls) – movement max ¼ - Trap DC 14 3. Last Result plus 1 4. Crowded Street (traffic and stalls) – movement max ½ - Trap DC 12 5. Last Result minus 1 6. Alley – Right Turn – Trap DC 10 7. Last Result 8. Alley – Left Turn – Trap DC 10 9. Straight Away – Trap DC 7 10. T - Intersection – Right & Left – Trap DC 12 11. Last Result plus 1 12. Crossroad Intersection – Right, Left & Straight – Trap DC 12 The way this works is running speed is used, the DM rolls and the result tells the section (next 90 feet) of the chase, then a d6 is rolled for number of traps, the trap DC is really a delay factor, loss of movement. Type of traps: people/animals moving into path, doors opening in from of you and such. Special in dead end can be a blank wall (climb check) or fence (climb check) or such. DC can go up or down based on time of day and location. I want to add some way to use skill levels to avoid some things or cause a result but have not thought of a way. [/QUOTE]

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