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Message: <blockquote data-quote="avigor" data-source="post: 3267482" data-attributes="member: 48877">This sounds like the Feng Shui shot system.The turns are called sequences. Each sequence is divided into shots; everyone's initiative checks determine how many shots their are in a sequence. Everyone rolls a six sided die and adds their speed to it (speed is an attribute in Feng Shui). Unlike some other Feng Shui rolls, sixes are not rerolled. Each action has a shot cost, which dictates when your next action is. You keep doing this, dropping your current shot. When you hit 1-2, you can perform a 3 shot action (attack, for example) without incurring a shot cost penalty on your next initiative roll. If you take more than 3 shots to drop below 0, then the remainder is deducted from your next initiative. Noone acts on shot 0 or lower; you just go to the next sequence after everyone at shot 1 has declared and resolved their actions. Continuous actions, such as driving, make other actions more complicated and add 1 to their shot cost.In Feng Shui, it's the player's job to keep track of his current shot. The GM just has to keep track of the current shot, not the player's.</blockquote>