What are the rules?

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Permalink Reply by Chelsea Howe on May 20, 2009 at 1:03pm

As far as I can tell, the only real rule is to have fun and get exercise :D

I just ran a small chase on my campus and we basically just filled in the blanks. You start with a wonky way to run/interact with the environment and you can build it into races or relays or marathons from there?

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Permalink Reply by Tom Henderson on May 20, 2009 at 2:45pm

First, I'm going to go look for cryptid habitats. (Skate rats have an unconscious affinity for them, incidentally.) Once I have a likely trail, I'm going to assemble a crack team of cryptozoologists and see what we find!

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Permalink Reply by CryptoZoologist on May 20, 2009 at 4:54pm

It's true, this crytpid chasing business is awfully mysterious.

Here are some suggestions, 5 ways to chase cryptids anytime, anywhere!

http://bit.ly/2ZBnD2

But you can and should totally invent your own CryptoZoo things to do, and then let us know... there's probably a whole world of cryptid stuff out there that we don't know about yet!

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Permalink Reply by Kevan on May 21, 2009 at 4:11am

Thanks! I couldn't quite work out how the chalk footprints connected to the challenge running, but it makes sense as an aggregation of smaller activities, now. Will report back if I spot any native cryptids here in London.

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