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Message: <blockquote data-quote="helium3" data-source="post: 2612865" data-attributes="member: 31301">I played in a game where they used this system, with the add-on that once you declared and action you were very limited in how you could  change it once your turn actually came around. I thought it wasn't a terribly bad thing and was good in the sense that it forced everyone to pay attention to what was going on in combat. One HUGE problem that I did notice right away was that it effectively doubled the length of every combat round. At low levels (and we were all 2nd level characters) that wasn't such a big deal, but I would NOT want to play a high level game with this particular initiative style.In my next game, I'd like to try a reverse initiative system where the initiative goes from lowest to highest, but anyone with a higher initiative can interrupt anyone with a lower initiative. I would include all the "declare" your actions stuff, though. That just seems silly.</blockquote>