• Race will be open to fields of ten racers (three minimum).
• There are ten obstacles to overcome during the running of the race, over a two and one-half mile timber track.
• The proctor/announcer will roll nD10 (n = number of racers) for each "leg" of the race (the section between obstacles) to determine the racers' speed in that section.
• Racers will roll 1d10 for each obstacle in the race (according to current position in the race).  Their skill in tackling the obstacle is determined by this roll in the following manner:
• An obstacle roll of 10: The racer sails through with perfect form and adds 2 to their current speed score.
• An obstacle roll of 8-9: The racer shows finesse and passes the obstacle easily, adding 1 to their current speed score.
• An obstacle roll of 5-7: The racer manages to clear the obstacle.
• An obstacle roll of 2-4: The racer falters with the obstacle and loses 1 from their current racing score.
• An obstacle roll of 1: The racer fails to clear the obstacle on the first try and loses 2 from their current racing score.
• Please note:  With this system, every racer will clear every obstacle.  Even on a roll of 1, the racer technically clears the obstacle on the second try (without rerolling) and continues the race.
• QCC racers are eligible to run in these races, but the outcome of the race will have NO BEARING on their QCC Racing Commission statistics.
• The main purpose of this event is participation for spectators and racers alike.  ((We encourage the racers to RP their progress through the race.)) 

• Race winners:  1st place, 100 vps; 2nd place, 50 vps; 3rd place, 25 vps

• Non-winning racers: 5 VPs for participation

• Proctor/Announcer: 3 VPs per racer

• Each match goes to five rounds.
• Ties are shared, no additional rounds.
• Frogs are "encouraged" to hop outward from the inner circle in turn (1d20), by initiative (1d6).
• A roll of 1-5 is a backwards movement and scores -1 pts (not below 0).
• A roll of 6-10 is a miss and scores 0 pts.
• A roll of 11-15 is a step and scores 1 pt.
• A roll of 16-19 is a decent jump and scores 2 pts.
• A roll of 20 is a huge jump and scores 3 pts.
• While this activity can include from two to six combatants, no two combatants may be from the same guild unless there are at least four combatants total.

• Victor gains 10 VPs.
• Competitor gains 2 VPs.
• Proctor gains 3 VPs.

In more than two person match:

• Victor gains 5 VPs per participant.
• All others gain 2 VPs for participating.
• Proctor gains 1 VPs per participant.