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<blockquote data-quote="greymist" data-source="post: 9657439" data-attributes="member: 7113">I joined RPOL.net in 2019 and have been playing in multiple games since; currently in 11 active games. I’ve not GM’d a game so I can’t speak to that side of things but from the comments and discussions with the GMs running my games it sounds pretty intuitive to use. From a player’s perspective it’s simple to use. Overgeeked makes some good points about running games, although if you are playing with friends it should be easier than playing with rando Internet humanoids. Many of the games I play still use Initiative to resolve the order of actions. The key seems to be provide alternatives (e.g. attack the goblin, if dead the hobgoblin), roll attacks and damage at the same time, and try to cover off other items (e.g. if attacked, use reaction to cast Shield). A lot of GMs will provide opponent AC, and even hit points, so players know what’s still standing as others post. Good luck.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="greymist, post: 9657439, member: 7113"] I joined RPOL.net in 2019 and have been playing in multiple games since; currently in 11 active games. I’ve not GM’d a game so I can’t speak to that side of things but from the comments and discussions with the GMs running my games it sounds pretty intuitive to use. From a player’s perspective it’s simple to use. Overgeeked makes some good points about running games, although if you are playing with friends it should be easier than playing with rando Internet humanoids. Many of the games I play still use Initiative to resolve the order of actions. The key seems to be provide alternatives (e.g. attack the goblin, if dead the hobgoblin), roll attacks and damage at the same time, and try to cover off other items (e.g. if attacked, use reaction to cast Shield). A lot of GMs will provide opponent AC, and even hit points, so players know what’s still standing as others post. Good luck. [/QUOTE]

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