Monster question

[Khamul]

How does a monster flee from close combat?

[Falenthal]

I think he must also roll Athletics (Movement in his case) like the heroes:
If he fails, he loses his attack next turn.
If engaged with more than one hero, he needs an extraordinary success at least.

[Khamul]

What is he rolling against? TN14?

[zedturtle]

What is he rolling against? TN14?

If you're going with that (which I think is a valid approach) then it would be 10 + the highest Attribute of the party. I might just restrict it to the highest Wits, as that seems to be the default 'Reaction' attribute.

[Khamul]

I ghink that was a good call Falenthal, thanks!

[Glorelendil]

Another alternative is to make it player agency instead of adversary agency: e.g. anybody in close combat with the fleeing adversary gets to make an Athletics roll to try to stop him.

[zedturtle]

Another alternative is to make it player agency instead of adversary agency: e.g. anybody in close combat with the fleeing adversary gets to make an Athletics roll to try to stop him.

That's a very good idea. Yoink!

[Glorelendil]

Another alternative is to make it player agency instead of adversary agency: e.g. anybody in close combat with the fleeing adversary gets to make an Athletics roll to try to stop him.

That's a very good idea. Yoink!

A shame to let the Adversary get the AP, imo.