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From: Lost in Strange Lands


Your quarry is far ahead of you, but you are making up the distance.

Game Instructions: As you travel in pursuit, you will gain Parabolan Scouting. The more Parabolan Scouting you have, the easier the Dangerous challenge.

Unlocked with Parabolan Quarry

Locked with Partly Pursued (hidden)


Challenge information

Broad, Dangerous 340

  • 233 - very chancy (41%)
  • 289 - chancy (51%)
  • 346 - modest (61%)
  • 403 - very modest (71%)
  • 460 - low-risk (81%)
  • 516 - straightforward (91%)
  • 567 - straightforward (100%)

Dangerous, Broad-type challenge with base difficulty of
(180 + 20 × ( Parabolan Ferocity - Parabolan Scouting)).
The above example is for Focused Albatross at Parabolan Ferocity 8 and Parabolan Scouting 0.

Success

Sighting

There it is, (hiding place). Your (quarry name). You've got a clear sighting. This cannot fail.

Wiki note: Unaccounted numbers: 20

AirsHiding Place
1 - 19half-concealed by mist
21 - 39hiding behind a pebble larger than your entire body
40 - 59watching your progress
60 - 79among the trees
80 - 89on a rocky outcropping
90 - 100at the end of a trail of footsteps


Failure

The way forward

(see table below for fluff text about you dream-failing)
AirsFluff Text
1 - 19[…] flagstones become a staircase […] and below you is a valley […] a bubbling hot spring of broth. Beside the broth-spring is a man in a chef's uniform who invites you to be clothed in dumpling-dough and bob in the soup […] You lose track of time […]
20 - 39[…] You are getting smaller as you walk, so that […] becomes a sort of labyrinth […] Then they widen even further […] and you are traveling at the bottom of the crevasse […]

A little longer […] and you are walking again in Parabola.

40 - 59[…] tired of walking on your legs, so you grow arms in their place. The sensation of walking on your hands is a pleasant one[…]

[…] you become self-conscious about your leg-arms, because they do not fit very well in your clothes[…] So you grow your feet again.

60 - 79You stroll through a forest that comes up to your knees. Sometimes your footstep frightens a miniature stag.
80 - 89You fight your way through jungle so thick that you can see no more than a few feet ahead. The leaves are always in your face and the vines always underfoot.
90 - 94You walk for a very long time: so long, in fact, that you begin to walk in your own footsteps over again. They grow deeper and deeper each time you pass this way.
95 - 98You pass through a valley of ash. At the far end, a few trees are slowly un-burning, forming themselves out of charcoal stumps. It is terribly cold.
99 - 100You walk across a desert floor. In the middle of nowhere is a vast pile of top hats. Those at the bottom of the pile look worn and out of fashion. It takes a long time to walk past the hats, and new ones continue to rain from the sky.