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<blockquote data-quote="Manbearcat" data-source="post: 8679600" data-attributes="member: 6696971">What things do you not understand?&nbsp; I'll gladly clarify.&nbsp; In the post I already defined Disposition, Factor, stakes, Defend &amp; Attack (in a Flee Conflict).&nbsp; Scout and Pathfinder and Twist and Condition should be obvious what they do.Order of Might just means &quot;physically more capable than you&quot; (its a relative number) so bad stuff mechanically in physical conflicts/tests.I described exactly how Torchbearer handles this exact situation; how the gamestate evolves:Wyvern Brood but no Wyvern &gt; Sneak around Brood to Glacial Pass &gt; Crap Wyvern! &gt; Crap FLEE! &gt; Conflict to see how Fleeing resolves &gt; Win Condition reached (they flee to safety) &gt; Minor concession required due to Order of Might difference &gt; Pathfinder Tools lost (down a crevasse).I know the 5e Chase Rules.&nbsp; Have you used these?&nbsp; Have you used these in a similar situation (PCs fleeing a threat they couldn't surmount or didn't want to attempt to surmount)?&nbsp; Can you give us an excerpt with some mechanical underpinnings?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Manbearcat, post: 8679600, member: 6696971"] What things do you not understand? I'll gladly clarify. In the post I already defined [I]Disposition, Factor, stakes, Defend & Attack (in a Flee Conflict).[/I] [I]Scout [/I]and [I]Pathfinder [/I]and [I]Twist [/I]and [I]Condition [/I]should be obvious what they do. [I]Order of Might[/I] just means "physically more capable than you" (its a relative number) so bad stuff mechanically in physical conflicts/tests. I described exactly how Torchbearer handles this exact situation; how the gamestate evolves: Wyvern Brood but no Wyvern > Sneak around Brood to Glacial Pass > Crap Wyvern! > Crap FLEE! > Conflict to see how Fleeing resolves > Win Condition reached (they flee to safety) > Minor concession required due to Order of Might difference > Pathfinder Tools lost (down a crevasse). I know the 5e Chase Rules. Have you used these? Have you used these in a similar situation (PCs fleeing a threat they couldn't surmount or didn't want to attempt to surmount)? Can you give us an excerpt with some mechanical underpinnings? [/QUOTE]

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