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The Game... Get the brief on the chase!
(What do you need to know?)
How does the Chase works? Each team needs a minium of two people to a maximum of five per car
You
will receive instructions in two ways:
A Clue (Yellow) postcard consists of a cryptic or blatant description of the place where a Final Destination Clue (Tan) or a Final Location (Orange) postcard can be found. The picture on the Clue postcard was taken within three metres of where a Final Destination Clue or a Final Location postcard will be hidden. All teams need to find the postcard dropped at each new location to continue. When the Final Destination Clue or the Final Location postcard is found, teams will receive their next instruction through a new postcard. Other postcards such as a Split (Blue), a Bonus (Rose) or a General (Red) postcard can also lead teams to a new location, however will normally provide additional information to a task or activity that will need to be carried completed.
The Final Destination Clue
(Tan)
will consist of cryptic or blatant clue describing the
final location. All teams will receive
a predetermined number of postcards marked
Final Location
(Orange) during the course of the day. Each
of these postcards will displays a letter
of the alphabet, eventually spelling out the end point of The Chase. By using the
Final
Destination Clue, teams can begin to decipher the cryptic message to
locate this position. The clue consists of the suburb and street name, the
location (e.g. park or museum) and the exact point of the 'finish line'. These
cryptic clues can be in reference to similar words (e.g. Lou = Loo), synonyms or
similar categories of description. All of the
Final
Location
postcards will spell out the locations name; essential
to win the game. The first team to the final location, with all team members and
all of their
Final
Location postcards will win the chase. All
the pictures on the Final
Destination Clue postcard have been taken within 500 metres of the final position
of the chase.
(What are the different clues and where do I find them?)
What are the different types of clues?
(What are the rules for the chase)
Here are some of the other important rules, items and hints for competing in The Chase
The Chase
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Send mail to
thechaseison@optusnet.com.au
with questions or comments about this web site.
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