Subject: a silver-coated wolf that hunts only by moonlight.
Observed behavior. The wolf waits at the west edge of the clearing, muscles coiled, while a pale ring of light marks exactly where it will land. When the moment is right it covers the whole distance in one clean arc. Rabbits are small and quick, worth 30. Deer move steadily along the trails, worth 20. The boar, worth 50, stands its ground and gores anything that lands short of dead-center.
Hazards noted. Bramble patches punish a careless landing. The subject endures three such wounds before the hunt is over.
Lunar effect. The moon overhead waxes and wanes on a steady cycle. Under a full moon every successful strike counts double, so the patient hunter times the phase and turns the clearing into a feast.
Your role. You are the wolf. Hold to charge, watch the landing ring, release to pounce. Three trails, three hearts, and one best score waiting to be beaten.
This is not a gambling game and does not have any means of winning any monetary rewards or prizes of monetary value in any manner whatsoever. Gambling is strictly prohibited.
Hold, charge and strike under the moon in this timing-based forest hunt.