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<blockquote data-quote="DEFCON 1" data-source="post: 4873455" data-attributes="member: 7006">I'm posting people in initiative order, but if folks believe their actions will not change or be predicated on what happens during the PC's turns before them, I'm okay with you all posting early.&nbsp; Just bear in mind though that if what you posted earlier still makes sense for the most part when your turn comes up, I'll probably use what you've already done (making small tweaks as necessary), rather than wait on you to &quot;edit&quot; your post once the people in front have gone.&nbsp; Unless of course your action was rendered completely useless, in which case I'll probably post up until your action so you can edit.But I think for the most part, whatever attack actions you post will usually still be effective.It's for this reason that for any game I DM, I use the &quot;maximum of 18, including racial bonuses&quot; house-rule.&nbsp; Because that way, every race can have a highest score in their primary stat (although for those who have 'off-stats', they'll just not have as many points left over for their secondary or tertiary abilities).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DEFCON 1, post: 4873455, member: 7006"] I'm posting people in initiative order, but if folks believe their actions will not change or be predicated on what happens during the PC's turns before them, I'm okay with you all posting early. Just bear in mind though that if what you posted earlier still makes sense for the most part when your turn comes up, I'll probably use what you've already done (making small tweaks as necessary), rather than wait on you to "edit" your post once the people in front have gone. Unless of course your action was rendered completely useless, in which case I'll probably post up until your action so you can edit. But I think for the most part, whatever attack actions you post will usually still be effective. It's for this reason that for any game I DM, I use the "maximum of 18, including racial bonuses" house-rule. Because that way, every race can have a highest score in their primary stat (although for those who have 'off-stats', they'll just not have as many points left over for their secondary or tertiary abilities). [/QUOTE]

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