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They've been playing for 10+ years, but still every time in combat. I have a player that has to do that every time in Pathfinder that they make a melee attack. It grinds things to a halt pretty quickly. There's a player in my group who constantly has to look up/ re-figure his mods. At least I can design cheat sheets for static or mostly-static modifiers. Then again, I'd rather take that over the Cortex+ design of 'the modifiers change every round'. don't make this easy for new players, who drown in the Excel-ness of it all. It's getting better, like I have stopped having to remind players they get a second attack round, but 'What do I add again?' is a common refrain.

Maybe it's because I've been playing with new players a lot in the past two years, but any time I ask for any roll (in combat or out), I have to pause to explain how to re-add the modifiers from your character sheet.

The reason for rolling it at the end of combat is that people usually decompress after combat (searching bodies, healing up, etc), so itвЂ™s not as bad for pacing. The game doesnвЂ™t grind to a halt while people roll dice and add up numbers. Importantly, combat is no longer signposted.

You write down the results and use that order to go around the table once combat starts. The way pre-rolling works is the GM asks for initiative at the start of the session and then again after every combat (though one could instead ask for several rolls at the start to cover the entire session).

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