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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ambrus" data-source="post: 4940468" data-attributes="member: 17691">Seeing the woman fleeing through the Shingles, Dj'hân merely rolls his eyes and mutters disgustedly: "Grownups..." In one swift motion the urchin raises both hands up and pulls his liripoop down over his head, body and legs until the red cap rests limply on the sill. Taking the magical hat gingerly into its foreclaws, Majenko launches himself into the air with a powerful downbeat of his wings and gives chase.[sblock=ooc]Dj'hân will enter his handy liripoop of holding on his turn. Majenko, on his turn will take the cap and move as many "cards" as are allowed. He'll continue moving three cards in subsequent turns until he catches up to Trinia.I have some reservations about this abstract chase-scene mechanic; it seems to circumvent the established system in favor of a new one simply for the sake of expediency. What occurs if one or more characters succeed in catching up or even passing Trinia? Can all escape routes somehow be blocked so as to force her to stop? Is is it possible to simply talk her out of escaping via a diplomacy check or is this chase inevitable?[/sblock]</blockquote>