Editing Midnight - RPG Theory Improvements (section)

= Let's Get Physical =
:  I've been considering some things to tighten up with our game play and space.  <br> Here are points to consider:
:::  ''' Front Table Space ''' -  I dislike clutter.  I'd like to implement that we keep the middle table ONLY for miniatures and dice.  No clipboards, binders, food/drinks, notes, crap, etc... notes:   
::::*  Get it ready -  this is a helpful hint to plan to get the front table out/ready as the GM is prepping game stuff.
::::*  One thing each  -  okay, I like that Steve has his "tiny arrows" on the front table.  I'd consider this part of the miniatures/dice.  Everyone's aloud one small thing.
::::*  Minis on the Table  - miniatures are fun!  I'd like that we ALWAYS prep to have our PC miniatures out on the table before game.  that includes NPCs and such.  They should generally be placed in the "marching order" or positioning, then anytime it actively changes - CHANGE it...  This would reduce the "kevin's drawing and clearing the table, there's going to be a battle factor" that I hate.
:::  ''' No Desk Seat ''' -  This is on Bill... sorry Bill.  I just hate asking you to move everytime.  I hate not being able to have a clean desk to easily work the music during games or pull up pictures, etc...  Here are my suggestions:
::::*  Make room - we can figure this one out.  There's a BIG entire couch to sit on, Steve likes being up and moving.  An alternative (if he likes) could be that he "sits" on a rolly chair beside the couch.  If sitting on the other side of the couch seems packed to Bill, we can either reorganize or trade seats somehow.
::::*  Kevin at the Helm -  An alternative to just having Bill move is to relocate myself completely to the desk.  My only issue with this is that I dislike having a "barrier" between myself and the group, as well as the couch seats with their back to me... 
:::  ''' Rolling Dice ''' -  I've become one that really enjoys the "fate" laid down by the roll of the dice.  I think it's fun to share this.  I feel we've gotten away from rolling dice only when the GM asks, with some folks rolling ahead of time, etc... The ritual rolling of dice is really part of the drama for me.  I'd like to implement a plan that will both share and clean up dice rolling. ''(NOTE: this is not not not an accusation about cheating in any way, its about drama die rolling fun)'': 
::::*  Everyone roll on the front table - all rolls on the front middle table, this one may be hard only because of apt logistics
::::*  Rolling Buddy - no die rolls counts unless at least one other person witnesses the roll and stop of the die, kin I git a witness!  This one might be best as it slows things down just enough to make the die roll mean something.