Editing Scandal in the City of Swords (section)

==House Rules==
<u>'''Initiative'''</u>

One of the things that makes D&D tricky to run for PBP games is the importance initiative order can have. 

Posting by initiative order (whether rolled or static) can bring a PBP game to a grinding halt, so I don't follow that format. 

Ideally, everyone posts their actions (incl. dice rolls - I'd rather you roll and not need it than not roll and need it) as they have time to come online and make a post, and then I roll NPC/Monster actions during the update and sort out who did what when by looking at static initiative bonuses and compose my update around that turn order.

I will also look at what is being declared and make it all work as much in favor of the players as possible. No shenanigans where you lose your turn chopping at an enemy somebody else killed already or having the wizard flamebroil another PC with their fireball for rushing in, etc.

This does rob y'all of the tactical mini-game that having an initiative order encourages, but it keeps the game flowing, and to my mind that alone makes it worth it.

:'''Note:''' I will do my best to be sure you guys have the necessary information to resolve your own rolls in combat scenes (AC/HP/Saves etc) to enure things go as smooth and hitch free as we can manage.

:'''Note:''' For those folk who get bonuses for specific initiative-centric builds/feats/etc, I'll work out a satisfactory equivalent with you before play starts.

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<u>'''Inspiration'''</u>

Instead of the hoop jumping suggested for this oft forgotten resource, I prefer if inspiration instead just refreshes every short and long rest. 
*You can only ever have one at a time. 
*Players may donate their inspiration to another player who has none if they wish.

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