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<blockquote data-quote="Emerikol" data-source="post: 8225689" data-attributes="member: 6698278">Just to add to what you said.&nbsp; Oftentimes, the party will engage an enemy they think they can beat and on many occasions they might beat it.&nbsp;&nbsp; For whatever reason, this time they are losing.&nbsp; They will likely have done a lot of damage to the enemy.&nbsp; In some cases, that enemy is going to let them go and thank the gods they lived through it themselves.&nbsp; But even in pursuit, like you mentioned there are often many avenues the PCs can take.&nbsp; The monsters don't always have the morale that PCs do, a morale that honestly probably is unbelievable but it is a game.&nbsp;&nbsp; These humans who are heavily armored and hit hard are not the sort of enemy you just want to chase off into the woods.&nbsp; What's the upside for you?&nbsp; Maybe you'll hang back and take a sling shot at one if you get the chance but lead the charge into the woods?&nbsp; Nah.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Emerikol, post: 8225689, member: 6698278"] Just to add to what you said. Oftentimes, the party will engage an enemy they think they can beat and on many occasions they might beat it. For whatever reason, this time they are losing. They will likely have done a lot of damage to the enemy. In some cases, that enemy is going to let them go and thank the gods they lived through it themselves. But even in pursuit, like you mentioned there are often many avenues the PCs can take. The monsters don't always have the morale that PCs do, a morale that honestly probably is unbelievable but it is a game. These humans who are heavily armored and hit hard are not the sort of enemy you just want to chase off into the woods. What's the upside for you? Maybe you'll hang back and take a sling shot at one if you get the chance but lead the charge into the woods? Nah. [/QUOTE]

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