| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
|---|---|
| LGMoses12-29-06, 10:16 PM | Can the pcs see the initiative line up? |
| Morwen12-29-06, 10:23 PM | They'll find out what the initiative line-up is during the first two rounds of combat anyway, so kind of, yes :) If all the PCs are before (or all are after) the monsters, I'll tell them that. It simply makes the combats go a bit faster (no need for them to ask "so who goes next?" all the time). |
| a_psh12-29-06, 10:27 PM | It's a construct that means absolutely nothing in-character, so, err, what's the harm? |
| Galeigh12-29-06, 10:31 PM | Yeah sure, hell in our campaign the DM usually has one of the players keep track of the Initiative line-up. |
| seldom_seen12-29-06, 10:45 PM | I always had each character roll for initiative out in the open for all to see, and then marked down the results. Everybody knew when it was their turn that way. |
| DarkRhystar12-29-06, 11:05 PM | Can the pcs see the initiative line up? Players can. PCs can't. :P |
| Steevo12-29-06, 11:11 PM | Can the pcs see the initiative line up? In or out of character? In character the initiative line-up doesn't exist. Everyone is acting in the same six second span, just some people are a hair faster than others. Out of character it really depends on the DM, I suppose. I personally don't try to hide it from the players. I don't explicitly show it to them, either, but I make no secret of who's acting next. It's not terribly difficult to figure out after the first round is over, of course. Except for the occasional hold or readied action it doesn't change. |
| Loki565412-29-06, 11:12 PM | Players can. PCs can't. :PQuoted for Truth. |
| Mosyali12-29-06, 11:19 PM | I don't know if you can, but in my group I do it. I am a player in that group. |
| Damionte12-30-06, 05:22 AM | We have a chart which is out where everyone can see it. Less bookeeping for the DM and theplayers can better co-ordinate. (Oh hey New Jack City is coming on - Livin just enough for the citay! ) |