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Not just the travel speeds and exhaustion, but comparative distance - how do I determine whether the party group can close on who they are pursuing?
How good their mounts are, weight/gear carried, etc?
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Compare their speeds, whether their speed is walking, running, horseback, dragon back. how often does each party rest and stop. How much does each party know the area? A person on average walks 3 mph.
Might try running it as a skill challenge, where whether they catch up or fall behind is predicated on cumulative group successes or failures.
You can use the chase rules in the DMG, though I'm not very fond of them.
Not just the travel speeds and exhaustion, but comparative distance - how do I determine whether the party group can close on who they are pursuing?
How good their mounts are, weight/gear carried, etc?
Enjoy my magic items, spells, monsters, my race, and a few feats. And GIVE ME FEEDBACK... or else.
Like what I say?
⬐ Just press this little guy right here.
Compare their speeds, whether their speed is walking, running, horseback, dragon back. how often does each party rest and stop. How much does each party know the area? A person on average walks 3 mph.
Might try running it as a skill challenge, where whether they catch up or fall behind is predicated on cumulative group successes or failures.
You can use the chase rules in the DMG, though I'm not very fond of them.