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Message: <blockquote data-quote="doghead" data-source="post: 6119390" data-attributes="member: 8243">Day 3, In the Forest, At the Gnoll Camp.Round 4 - Preliminaries[sblock=The Plan]The gnoll has about 25 feet head start, give or take. To run him down, the characters have to make up that distance. So its a chase. I am going to abstract it to some degree.Each round characters can run 120 feet (4x30). But as this is a forest, I am going to make it 60 feet. Each round there will be an obstacle. Successfully negotiating the obstacle will allow a full 60 feet of movement. Failing will result in a 5 feet loss. Exceeding the DC by 10, will result in an 5 feet gain, exceeding by 15 will result in a 10 feet gain.The first obstacle is the stream for everyone with the exception of Eban. As the water is slower and deeper beneath the ledge, the challenge is a Strength check at DC10. For Eban, as he is at the top of the cliff, his challenge is a Dexterity check at DC10 to safely negotiate his way down the far side of the hill.You may bid for any advantages you can think of. Just note them with your roll, and I will apply them if you have sold it to me. You may choose to roll a 1d20, or 2d10. The advantages and disadvantages of each should be obvious.Your character may choose to pause to make a range attack. If they do, they will move half the normal distance.If a character closes the distance to zero, the chase is over. They may choose to engage the gnoll in melee, or crash tackle the gnoll to the ground.So as at the start of Round 4:Bayar (20 feet)Eban (30 feet)Jan (25 feet)Libros (25 feet)Sukri (30 feet)If you have any comments or concerns, post them in the OOC thread in order to avoid cluttering up this one.Scott - I understand what Axel meant by Spot, and I gave him synergy. I like to see skills being utilised as you may have guessed.[/sblock]The chase is on.</blockquote>

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