With chase you are fighting 1D6 foes one at a time. How do you handle capturing them?
Do you fight an extended round after each foe?
Do you search for them one by one?
My guess would be since their army is on the run, each stricken foe will be left behind (ready for capture), hence after fighting 1D6 foes, you can search for each of them one after another (search as similar as rescue friend) and each found is automatically captured (since the rest of the army fled and so no opposition).
Or is that too easy?

fg,
Thijs

With chase you are fighting 1D6 foes one at a time. How do you handle capturing them?
Do you fight an extended round after each foe?
Do you search for them one by one?
My guess would be since their army is on the run, each stricken foe will be left behind (ready for capture), hence after fighting 1D6 foes, you can search for each of them one after another (search as similar as rescue friend) and each found is automatically captured (since the rest of the army fled and so no opposition).
Or is that too easy?


I think it's too easy.
I would have these prisoner captured in a sort of easy version of the procedure. It is the last round, we want to just get it over.
If you knock a man off his horse, and you have a squire(s), the squire(s) can take one each and are left behind. And you can always stop and nab the last one yourself.

That is, if you are looking for the loot instead of the Glory.

Thanks, that sounds indeed right.



That is, if you are looking for the loot instead of the Glory.

Actually, that 18L or potential 150L can be spend for equal or larger amounts of glory ;)

fg,
Thijs