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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dross" data-source="post: 3241124" data-attributes="member: 33802">Roll dice ahead of time (if allowed by the DM as some do not like this), add and then be ready to say your results. 30 seconds instead of 2 minutes each round saves a lot of time. If you do not use all of them, so be it.Have someone markl the order and warn people ahead of time that their turn is next (or remember who you go after).If you have two attacks and the first one hits on a 19, then a 21 will typicall hit, so do not ask if a 21 will hit (there is up to 15 seconds each time this is asked). Also try to remember what ACs you have hit, then simply say: "Hit on a 21 for 17 points of damage."Cheat sheets are good: spell lists for save DCs and types, ranges, damages, duration, casting time,attack and damages: have your common ones all added up with common modifiers for foes noted (trip, sunder, disarm, power attack, etc)Special abilities written somewhere on your character sheet so no need to read books.Pay Attention! Know what is going on so that things do not need to be explained to you each round.</blockquote>