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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Felnar" data-source="post: 3319999" data-attributes="member: 30971">your question appears to be about delaying your turn to the start of the next roundi dont understand how this matters, in both cases your player attacks between blinkswhat benefit is gained by having your attack labeled part of round Y instead of roundX?i just looked through the PHB and PO:combat and tacticsyou can "hold your attack" until later in the round, but i found nothing about holding it till the start of the next roundfrom my reading, your player declares their action (deciding to attack before or after the blink) before blink time is rolledA. if they want to attack before the blink, 1. declare attempt to act before blink2. roll initiative(d10), they will swing on that count (or in the same direction if they blink first)3. roll blink time(2d8), they blink on this countresolutionif d10 is lower than 2d8, they attack normally then blinkif d10 is greater than 2d8, they blink then attack in the same direction they we trying to (possbily swinging at an ally, a wall, empty space, etc)-or-B. if they want to attack after the blink, 1. declare to act after blink2. roll blink time(2d8), they blink on this count3. after they blink, declare their action4. roll d10 and add to the 2d8, act on this counthopefully this helps, or try to rephrase your problem</blockquote>