As the event begins, introduce a Catch Countdown (8) for the PCs and an Escape Countdown (5-7), depending on their lead, for the fugitive. If the Catch Countdown reaches 0 first, the fugitive is caught. If the Escape Countdown reaches 0 first, the fugitive escapes. Advance the countdowns when a PC makes an Action Roll based on the following:

- Critical Success: Catch Countdown ticks down by 3
- Success with Hope: Catch Countdown ticks down by 2
- Success with Fear: Both countdowns tick down by 1
- Failure with Hope: Escape Countdown ticks down by 2
- Failure with Fear: Escape Countdown ticks down by 3

The City is filled with obstacles, especially during a chase sequence. These obstacles are just examples and can be overcome with all kinds of different rolls:

- A food cart is pushed into the street from a side alley
- A cart filled with auction material and guards crosses the street
- The fugitive flees through a crowded flea market
- The alarm bells have causes civilians to fill up the street
- The fugitive climbs up a walkway
- The fugitive jumps on a canal boat to navigate to the other side of the canal
- The fugitive throws over a cart containing birds, opening their cages

Spend a Fear to have the fugitive throw a small package behind them, which explodes a few moments later, filling the street immediately with a dense smokescreen. Use this feature only once per scene.

Spend a Fear to have the fugitive throw a bundle of smaller explosives behind him to force the PCs following him to take a Agility Reaction Roll to dodge the explosions or take 1d4+2 damage. Use this feature only once per scene.

When a PC rolls with fear, they must make an Agility Reaction Roll. If the PC fails, force them to mark a Stress. This feature can be used up to 3 times during a scene.
Narrate what caused the PC to slip, potentially involving the obstacles detailed in "Difficult to Navigate".