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<blockquote data-quote="aco175" data-source="post: 9507390" data-attributes="member: 27385">I tried it before in 3e days I think and it felt different and more swingy.&nbsp; Sometimes you go two times in a row and get to kill the monster or sometimes he went to times if it went last and then first.&nbsp; It was a little slower rolling each round.&nbsp; I made a tracker with clothespins and a stick with numbers on it for my 5e games that seems to speed this up.&nbsp; At the start of combat I place the tracker in the middle of the table and the players place the clothespin on their initiative.&nbsp; Then everyone sees it and knows when they are coming up.&nbsp; I guess having two of these means you can have one for this round and the player rolls after his turn and moves his clothespin for the next round and there might be little downtime.&nbsp; Not sure how it would work with the 5.5 rules.&nbsp; I see some people get advantage on initiative and other abilities.&nbsp; It might just mean they go first most of the rounds, but the the other PCs jumble around with the monsters and no big deal.&nbsp; .</blockquote>

[QUOTE="aco175, post: 9507390, member: 27385"] I tried it before in 3e days I think and it felt different and more swingy. Sometimes you go two times in a row and get to kill the monster or sometimes he went to times if it went last and then first. It was a little slower rolling each round. I made a tracker with clothespins and a stick with numbers on it for my 5e games that seems to speed this up. At the start of combat I place the tracker in the middle of the table and the players place the clothespin on their initiative. Then everyone sees it and knows when they are coming up. I guess having two of these means you can have one for this round and the player rolls after his turn and moves his clothespin for the next round and there might be little downtime. Not sure how it would work with the 5.5 rules. I see some people get advantage on initiative and other abilities. It might just mean they go first most of the rounds, but the the other PCs jumble around with the monsters and no big deal. . [/QUOTE]

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