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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Water Bob" data-source="post: 5860846" data-attributes="member: 92305"></blockquote>No, I don't think so.  The tie breaker doesn't change the initiative count.  It only reports which character should act first. If it worked as you say, you'd run into this problem: You roll 17 for nish. Two of your party mates roll 11. There's a 10 count. And, ther's a 9 count.  If you actually change the initiative number of one of the two characters at 11 initiative, then you could feasibly have that character go on 8, having lost the ties with the 10 and 9 count characters. Fred loses tie at 11, and becomes tied with 10.  Fred loses the tie with 10, then becomes a 9.  Fred also loses the tie with 9 and becomes an 8. This is not how the rule is intended.    Instead, the round should go like this:  You go on 17 and delay to 11.  At 11, the GM performs the tie.  All three 11's are perfomed.  Then, we move to the 9 and 8.[/QUOTE]