D&D 5E EN5ider question: "Give Chase" article?

[Quickleaf]

I wasn't able to find the right place to post this, so I'm doing it here:

Just signed up as a Patron of EN5ider, and I downloaded a couple interesting articles.

However, the one I was eager to review - James Intracaso's "Give Chase" - lacks a PDF link!

What's up? How does a patron access that article?

EDIT: The Patreon page says it's accessible from the "Creations" tab, but I have no idea what that is.

Give Chase is now available to Patrons on the Creations tab! Adding to the chase rules found in the core rulebooks, this article presents an abstract way of mapping a chase, along with three new complication tables for underground, castle grounds, and mountain chases. By James Introcaso.

https://www.patreon.com/posts/patrons-only-1949429

 

[jayoungr]

While logged in, try this link instead:

https://www.patreon.com/posts/1949183

The download link should be right underneath the large preview image.

 

[Morrus]

Patreon renamed the "Creations" tab to "Creator Posts". It's the second tab, next to "Home". All the articles are there.

Also, if you hit the index link at the top of the Patron page, I've listed them all with direct links:

http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?439122-EN5ider-Index

 

[jamesjhaeck]

I'd love to see your review when it's posted! EN5ider is a community effort, and it'd be great to hear your thoughts, even on our older content.

 

[Quickleaf]

While logged in, try this link instead:

https://www.patreon.com/posts/1949183

The download link should be right underneath the large preview image.

That link worked for me. Thanks!

 

[Quickleaf]

I'd love to see your review when it's posted! EN5ider is a community effort, and it'd be great to hear your thoughts, even on our older content.

So far I've enjoyed everything from EN5sider, though I have been fairly selective in which articles I've downloaded.

Unfortunately, "Give Chase" was far more basic than what I was hoping for. After my group put the 5e DMG's chase rules thru their paces with a horseback death dog hunt (wherein several PCs became the hunted), the resounding feedback from my players was that the narrative I created around the chase was fun but there weren't enough meaningful choices. That's what drove me to check out James' work on "Give Chase." I was looking for something which delivered a chase system with more player agency.

Instead, the article is simply restating the DMG chase rules in clearer terms and providing 3 new complications tables. So I was a bit disappointed.

However, I'm happy to support James because his blog is an outstanding resource for 5e DMs and he provides tons of free game resources as well: http://worldbuilderblog.me/free-game-resources/