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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FrogReaver" data-source="post: 8400957" data-attributes="member: 6795602">Maybe the first player in initiative for round 2 can - I'm still a bit undecided there.  Anyways, see the example below.Let's say in the turn structure for Round 1 goes something like:PC 1 attacks.  PC 2 casts bless.We then establish the fiction for that round.Then Round 2 goes like this:PC 1 falls to 0 hp.  PC 2 casts healing word.And here we can see PC 2's healing word action being based on something that hasn't fictionally happened yet.  That is, we've just established that there was no fictional basis for his healing word at the moment the player chose to have the character use it.How exactly is having the expectation that players should declare actions based on the established fiction nonsensical?</blockquote>