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Message: <blockquote data-quote="fuindordm" data-source="post: 9686850" data-attributes="member: 5435">My understanding and praxis is that any movement during a round costs time in segments. Most PCs move at 9" or 12" so assuming that a round can last anywhere from 6 to 10 segments, I divide by 10 and round to say most PCs move at a rate of 10' per segment.So if my side goes on segment 2, and I charge an opponent 20' away, I actually reach them and resolve melee on segment 4. If they have a longer weapon, they attack me on segment 4 before I attack them. Unless they already used their action to attack someone before I get there.Also, it is vastly simpler to play that the lower roll on the d6 wins initiative and that each side's roll is their starting segment.Regarding evasion, I was looking at this recently and I think that the procedure is as follows:1. Did my side win initiative (Y/N)?2. If Y, I can start evading attacks starting from segment +1. 3. Since successful evasion implies movement, each successful evade takes an additional segment and moves me to a slighly different place on the map. I might not be able to evade if I can't move out of the way, due to obstacles, too many people around me, narrow hallway, etc.</blockquote>