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  • Introduction
    • Introduction for Beginners
      • Creating a Character (Generic)
    • Creating a Character for the Campaign
      • MS-Word Character Sheet
      • Blank Character Sheet
      • Example Character
  • Ability Scores
    • Strength
    • Intelligence
    • Wisdom
    • Dexterity
    • Constitution
    • Charisma
  • Character Races
    • Dwarf
    • Elf
    • Gnome
    • Half-elf
    • Halfling
    • Half-orc
    • Human
    • Racial Preferences
  • Character Classes
    • Secondary Skills
    • Gaining Levels
    • The Cleric
    • The Druid
    • The Fighter
    • The Paladin
    • The Ranger
    • The Magic-user
    • The Illusionist
    • The Thief
    • The Assassin
    • The Monk
  • Equipment
    • Money
    • Character Expenses
    • Armor
    • Weapon Proficiency
    • Weapon Attributes
    • Missile Weapons
    • Melee Weapons I
    • Melee Weapons II
    • Weapon Descriptions
    • Miscellaneous Equipment
    • Encumbrance
  • Additional Rules
    • Alignment
    • Character Traits
    • Time
    • Distance
    • Movement
    • Exploration
    • Adjudicating Actions
    • Languages
    • Pursuit and Evasion
  • Combat
    • How Combat Works
      • Example of Combat
        • Aggro the Axe
        • Abner
        • Arkayn
        • Arlanni
        • Gutboy Barrelhouse
        • Balto
        • Blastum
        • Barjin
    • Hit Points
    • Saving Throws
    • Surprise
    • Encounter Setup
    • Encounter Reaction
    • Declare Intentions
    • Initiative
    • Combat Actions
      • Avoid
      • Parley and Gauge Reaction
      • Delay or Ready
      • Ranged Attacks or Abilities
      • Move or Manipulate
      • Melee
      • Typical Time Requirements
      • Combat Modifiers
      • Combat Modifier Tables
    • Morale
  • Magic
    • Preparing Spells
    • Casting Spells
    • Acquiring Spells
    • Spell Books
    • Adjudicating Spells
    • Magic Resistance
    • Spell Research
  • Spells
    • Cleric Spell List
    • Druid Spell List
    • Magic-user Spell List
    • Illusionist Spell List
  • Additional Classes
    • The Barbarian
    • The Bard
    • The Death Master
    • The Shaman
    • The Witch Doctor
  • Dungeonmastering
    • Encounter Design
    • Conducting the Game
    • The Campaign
    • Monsters and Organization
    • Construction and Siege
  • Playing the Game
    • Sample Dungeon I
  • Adventures
    • Dungeon/Underground Environments
    • Wilderness/Outdoor Environments
    • Aerial Environments
    • Waterborne Environments
    • Underwater Environments
    • Extraplanar Environments
  • Non-player Characters
    • Special Roles of the Dungeon Master
    • Player Character Interactions
    • Hirelings
    • Henchmen
    • Loyalty
  • Treasure and Magic Items
    • Treasure Tables
    • Potions
    • Scrolls
    • Rings
    • Rods, Staves, & Wands
    • Miscellaneous Magic Items
    • Armor and Shields
    • Swords
    • Miscellaneous Weapons
    • Fabrication of Magic Items
  • Conditions
  • Deities
    • Greyhawk Deities List
      • St. Cuthbert
      • Corellon Larethian
      • Fharlanghn
      • Trithereon
  • Random Encounters
    • Dungeon Generation
    • Wilderness Generation
    • Dungeon/Underground Encounters
    • Underwater Encounters
    • Astral/Ethereal Encounters
    • Outdoor Encounters
    • Waterborne Encounters
    • Airborne Encounters
    • City/Town Encounters
  • Character Sheet
    • Pregenerated Characters
      • 1A. Dwarf Fighter 2
      • 2A. Human Cleric 2
      • 3A. Elf Fighter 2, Magic-user 1
      • 4A. Halfling Thief 2
      • 1B. Human Ranger 1
      • 2B. Human Cleric 1
      • 3B. Gnome Illusionist 1, Thief 1
      • 4B. Human Magic-user 2
Version 1.25
Combat | Combat Actions
Avoid | Parley and Gauge Reaction | Delay or Ready | Ranged Attacks or Abilities | Move or Manipulate | Melee | Typical Time Requirements | Combat Modifiers | Combat Modifier Tables

Avoid

It is always possible to flee from on undesired confrontation if the other party is surprised. It is never possible to flee from an encounter without some confrontation where the opponent party is in striking range. (See Movement or Manipulate, Breaking Off from Melee below.)

A party can always flee an encounter if it chooses this as an action. Whether or not the opponent party will follow in pursuit of the fleeing party depends on a number of following factors as determined by the DM. Normally, other factors not withstanding, pursuit will be given 50% of the time (01-50 = pursuit, 51-00 = break off pursuit).

Avoidance and Pursuit. See Additional Rules, Pursuit and Evasion of Pursuit.

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