Pathfinder-Compatible Initiative Cards

Initiative Cards v3.
0 (Fantasy)
by JD Wiker
Editing: Keri Wiker

Design Review: Marc Schmalz, Stan!, Rich Redman, & Keri Wiker
Layout and Typesetting: Keri Wiker
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Initiative Cards v3.0 (Fantasy)
The Game Mechanics, Inc.
Introduction an action, turn that Initiative Card sideways, with

Keeping track of initiative in the Pathfinder Role- the Delay/Ready box showing. If a character or
playing Game can get complicated. Every GM has a creature falls unconscious, simply turn the card
method that he or she favors, but those can some- sideways facing the other direction, with the word
times lacks in versatility or utility. Initiative Cards Unconscious visible.
provide GMs both with an easy way to keep track of
initiative, and a handy reference for all the sorts of Monster Cards
information a GM sometimes needs during a game Use monster cards for monsters and animal com-
session. panions.
There are two different types of Initiative Cards: NAME: This is the monsters name. You can use
character cards, and monster cards. Character cards one card to represent multiple monsters of the same
contain information about the player characters and type (using one card to track the initiative and hit
the occasional non-player character. You can use points of three ogres, for example), or you can use
these cards for familiars as well. Monster cards con- individual cards for individual monsters.
tain information about monsters. You can also use ALIGN/RACE: This is the monsters alignment
monster cards for animal companions. and type. Knowing the monsters alignment could
be important for spells that key off of alignment,
such as protection from evil. If youre using the mon-
NUTS AND BOLTS: Erasing
Because there are a couple of places on Initiative Cards where youll be ster card to represent an animal companion, list the
doing frequent writing, erasing, and rewriting, you should consider putting animals species (cat, hawk, weasel, etc.) as its race.
a piece of transparent matte tape (such as Scotch Magic Tape) over those
parts of the card, so that you can erase old data without damaging the card.
INIT: Leave this space blank at first. When combat
begins, use it to record the characters initiative roll.
Delay or Ready: Turn the card so this space is
Initiative Cards in Play showing to indicate the character is delaying or has
Before beginning play, print and fill out as many readied an action.
character cards as you need for the player characters, AC: This is the monsters armor class, including
and print as many monster cards as you need for the base AC, AC for touch attacks (TCH)attacks that
monsters. disregard armorand AC for
When combat begins, ask the attacks when the character is flat-
NAME CLASS/LEVEL
DELAY or READY
players to roll initiative while footed (FLT). There is also a box

BASE TCH FLT TMP INIT ALIGN RACE
AC
you roll initiative for any oppo- STR INT FORT
in which you can mark any tem- SPEED
nents and non-player characters. DEX WIS REF

porary changes to the monsters CMB CMD
Set aside any cards for characters AC (TMP) that occur during the CR XP
CON CHA WILL
or creatures that are surprised. SKILLS course of the game.
One by one, go around the table CLASS/LEVEL: Record any
and ask each player for his or her classes and levels the monster
characters initiative result. Write ATTACK (#) BONUS
might have. If the monster has
TYPE DAMAGE
their initiative numbers down in several classes, you might want

the space marked INIT on the to use abbreviations: Brb for Bar-
cards. Then do the same for all barian, Clr for Cleric, or Wiz for
the initiative rolls you make. Use Wizard, for example.
AMMO
HP
a pencilyoull be erasing and FORT, REF, and WILL: This is

rewriting these numbers fairly where you can find the monsters
often. Fortitude, Reflex, and Will saving
SPECIAL/NOTES
Then simply begin at throws.

UNCONSCIOUS
the top of the stack, moving SPEED: The monsters base

each card to the bottom when movement is indicated here.

that character or creature has Alternate movement modes, such

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concluded its turn. When you The Monster Card as flying speed or swimming
once again reach the first card in the initiative order, speed, are recorded here as well.
if anyone has not yet rolled initiative, ask them to CMB: The monsters Combat Maneuver Bonus
roll for initiative now. Then jot down their initiative appears here.
numbers, and place their cards in the proper place in CMD: The monsters Combat Maneuver Defense
the initiative order. appears here.
If a character or creature delays, or readies CR: The monsters Challenge Rating appears here. 2
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XP: The monsters Experience Point value appears box in which you can mark any temporary changes
here. to the characters AC (TMP) that occur during the
Skills: The monsters skills and total skill modi- course of the game.
fiers (skill rank + ability modifier + miscellaneous CLASS/LEVEL: Record the characters classes and
modifiers) are listed here. Unlike Character Cards, levels here. If the character has several classes, you
the skills listed here vary from monster to monster. might want to use abbreviations: Brb for Barbarian,
Attacks: The monsters attacks appear here. The Clr for Cleric, or Wiz for Wizard, for example.
information listed includes Attack (#) (the method of DELAY or READY: Turning the card so this space
attack, such as Bite, Claw (2), or Sword); Bo- is showing indicates the character is delaying or has
nus (the attack modifier; for clarity, you can also add readied an action.
an m for melee attacks, or r for ranged attacks); STR, DEX, CON, INT, WIS, and CHA: Record the
Type (P for piercing, B for bludgeoning, and S characters ability scores and ability modifiers here.
for slashing); and Damage (the damage caused by FORT, REF, and WILL: Record the characters
the attack). Fortitude, Reflex, and Will saving throws here.
AMMO: If the monsters attacks use ammo, use SPEED: Record the characters base movement
these boxes to keep track of it. (You can also use here.
these boxes to keep track of charges on magic items.) CMB: The character's Combat Maneuver Bonus
HP: Use this space to keep track of the monsters appears here.
hit points. If the monster has Damage Reduction, CMD: The character's Combat Maneuver Defense
this is usually the best place to note that, as well. appears here.
Special/Notes: Use this space to record any tem- Senses: This area notes any special vision modes
porary effects on the monster, such as spells or the the character might have, such as low-light vi-
special attacks of other monsters, and to keep track sion, darkvision, or blindsight, as well as the vision
of the duration of such effects. Any special sense modes range, if applicable. If the vision mode has a
the character might havesuch as low-light vision, range, make sure you note that, such as Dark 60.
darkvision, or blindsight NAME Skills: Record the total skill
CLASS/LEVEL
should go here. If the sense has a modifiers (skill rank + ability

DELAY or READY
BASE TCH FLT TMP INIT ALIGN RACE
range, make sure you note that, AC modifier + miscellaneous modi-

such as Dark 60. fiers) here. This area lists only
SPEED
STR INT FORT
Unconscious: Turning the card those skills for which the GM CMB CMD
DEX WIS REF

so this space is showing indicates CON CHA WILL
might want to make skill checks
the character is unconscious. SKILLS on the players behalf.

Bluff
Special/Notes: Use this space
Perception Sense Motive
Character Cards
SENSES
Diplomacy
SPECIAL/NOTES to record any temporary effects Stealth
Use character cards for player on the character, such as spells or

characters, non-player characters, the special attacks of monsters,
familiars, and monsters that have and to keep track of the duration
classes and levels. of such effects.
NAME: Record the characters Languages: Record the lan-
name here. guages the character knows here.
ALIGN/RACE: Record the This could come in handy when

characters alignment and race the characters encounter speech

here. The former may be use- or writing in a language other
UNCONSCIOUS
ful for spells that work off of a than Common. (You can check
characters alignment; the latter is which of the characters might
LANGUAGES
useful for spells, effects, and situ- understand without having to

ations that take the characters The Character Card ask the players which languages
race into consideration. If youre using the character each character knows.)
card to represent a familiar, record the animals spe- Unconscious: Turn the card so this space is show-
cies (cat, hawk, weasel, etc.) here. ing to indicate the character is unconscious.
INIT: Leave this space blank at first. When combat
begins, use it to record the characters initiative roll.
AC: Record the characters base armor class here,
including AC for touch attacks (TCH) and for attacks
when the character is flatfooted (FLT). There is also a 3
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actions. Then he puts it at the bottom of the stack,

Example of Play after Zugg. (Although theyre technically no longer
A combat begins in JDs gamethe characters acting on the same initiative, JD decides that, in the
encounter a group of five orcs led by an ogre, who next round, the three orcs in melee will simply delay
also has a grizzly bear for a pet. JD tells the players until the other two orcs act, thus putting them back
to roll initiative for their characters, while he rolls on the same initiative.)
for the monsters. Since JD has already printed out Next, Cromagh attacks the bear, and deals 12
the monster cards for the orcs, ogre, and bear in points of damage. JD records this on the bears card,
advance, all he has to do is pull out the cards, check under Hit Points. Then Tindel acts, casting a spell,
the initiative modifiers, and roll 1d20 each for each. and the two orcs use their readied actions to fire
For convenience, JD is using a single initiative roll arrows at her. JD moves the orcs card back up front,
for all five orcs. This also lets him track them us- on top of Tindels card. After theyre done with their
ing just one card. The orcs get a total of 14, the ogre
gets a 19, and the bear gets only a 2. JD puts these in NUTS AND BOLTS: Skills and Hit Points
order, from highest to lowest: the ogre, the orcs, and The only skills listed on the character cards are those that the Gamemaster
might need to roll for the player; the player should roll all of his other skill
the bear. checks, and the Gamemaster doesnt need to track those skill modifiers.
The players tell JD what they rolled for initiative: For the same reason, the character cards do not provide a space to record
character hit points. In most cases, players keep track of that themselves.
Keri, playing Tindel, gets a 9; Jolene, playing Zugg,
gets a 23; Jamus, playing Pembrose, gets a 24; and
Mike, playing Cromagh, gets a 13. As the players attacks, he moves them to the back of the stack, fac-
tell JD their initiatives, he puts them in place, so the ing the right way up again. This is their new place in
final initiative order looks like this: Pembrose (24), the initiative order. Then Tindel resolves her action,
Zugg (23), the ogre (19), the orcs (14), Cromagh (13), and goes to the back of the stack.
Tindel (9), and finally the NAME CLASS/LEVEL
Now Jamus decides that Pem-
bear (2). Bear, Grizzly brose will act, and so JD moves
DELAY or READY
Pembrose, the cleric, AC 16 10 15 +1

BASE TCH FLT TMP INIT ALIGN
N
RACE
Pembroses card back up to the
isnt prepared to charge SPEED front. Pembrose runs to where the
STR 21 INT 2 FORT +8 40 ft.
into the midst of the CMB CMD
two orc archers are standing and
enemy, so he delays. JD DEX 13 WIS 12 REF +5 +9 (+13 grpl) 20 (24 vs. trip)
uses his sword to inflict a stun-
turns Pembroses card 90 ning 14 points of damage! This is
CR XP
CON 19 CHA 6 WILL +2 4 1,200
degrees to the right, leav- SKILLS
5 more hit
+6
ing the Delay or Ready Perception
UNCONSCIOUS points than
+5

indicator showing. He then Survival this particular

CMD
+14
moves Pembroses card to Swim
ATTACK (#)
orc has, so JD
SPEED
BONUS TYPE DAMAGE
the back, behind the card just puts an X

RACE
Claw (2) +7 S 1d6+5 plus grab

Sense Motive
for the bear. Bite +7 P 1d6+5

through that
Stealth
CMB
ALIGN
Next up is Zugg, the orcs hit point

CLASS/LEVEL
rogue, who attacks with AMMO column on the

INIT
42
HP
her crossbow, but misses. card.

SENSES
30
FORT
REF
WILL
JD moves her card to the Then the

TMP
Perception
back of the stack, after bear attacks,

FLT
SPECIAL/NOTES
Pembroses. Then comes Endurance

Run
savaging
INT
WIS
CHA
the ogre, who charges Cro- Skill Focus (Survival) Zugg with
TCH
UNCONSCIOUS
magh, the barbarian. Since 30 points

BASE
SPECIAL/NOTES
Cromagh hasnt acted yet, of damage.

LANGUAGES
NAME
AC
STR
DEX
CON

Diplomacy
the ogre only needs to beat Zugg only has

SKILLS
Bluff
DELAY or READY
his flat-footed AC. 25 hits points,

The orcs attack next, and so shes at 5
JD decides that the three in front wade into battle, hit points. JD turns Zuggs card 90 degrees to the
while the two in the back ready actions to fire ar- left, showing the part of the card that reads Un-
rows at anyone who starts casting spells. Since JD is conscious. Since the bear was the last to act, and
only using one card for all of the orcs, he resolves the Pembroses card has moved again, the next card
attacks for the three who entered melee, then pencils up is Zugg. Since shes unconscious, Zugg has to
in 2 readied: bows on their card, and turns it to the check to see if she stabilizes. Once thats done, JD
rightindicating that two of the orcs have readied proceeds to the ogres next action. 4
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Initiative Cards v3.0 (Fantasy). Copyright 2011, The Game Mechanics, Inc.. Authors: JD Wiker
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CHARACTER CARDS
NAME ALIGN/RACE INIT NAME ALIGN/RACE INIT
DELAY or READY
DELAY or READY
BASE TCH FLT TMP CLASS/LEVEL BASE TCH FLT TMP CLASS/LEVEL
AC AC
SPEED SPEED
STR INT FORT STR INT FORT
CMB CMD CMB CMD
DEX WIS REF DEX WIS REF
TM TM
CON CHA WILL CON CHA WILL

SKILLS SKILLS
Bluff Perception Sense Motive Bluff Perception Sense Motive

SENSES SENSES
Diplomacy Stealth Diplomacy Stealth

SPECIAL/NOTES SPECIAL/NOTES
UNCONSCIOUS
UNCONSCIOUS
LANGUAGES LANGUAGES
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DELAY or READY
DELAY or READY
AC AC
SPEED SPEED
CMB CMD CMB CMD
TM TM

SKILLS SKILLS

SENSES SENSES

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Permission granted to photocopy for personal use.

UNCONSCIOUS
UNCONSCIOUS
LANGUAGES LANGUAGES
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CHARACTER CARDS
DELAY or READY
DELAY or READY
AC AC
SPEED SPEED
CMB CMD CMB CMD
TM TM

SKILLS SKILLS

SENSES SENSES

UNCONSCIOUS
UNCONSCIOUS
LANGUAGES LANGUAGES

DELAY or READY
DELAY or READY
AC AC
SPEED SPEED
CMB CMD CMB CMD
TM TM

SKILLS SKILLS

SENSES SENSES


UNCONSCIOUS
UNCONSCIOUS
LANGUAGES LANGUAGES
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MONSTER CARDS
DELAY or READY
DELAY or READY
AC AC
SPEED SPEED
CMB CMD CMB CMD
CR XP CR XP
SKILLS SKILLS
ATTACK BONUS TYPE DAMAGE ATTACK BONUS TYPE DAMAGE
AMMO AMMO
HP HP
TM TM
UNCONSCIOUS
UNCONSCIOUS


DELAY or READY
DELAY or READY
AC AC
SPEED SPEED
CMB CMD CMB CMD
CR XP CR XP
SKILLS SKILLS
AMMO AMMO
HP HP
TM TM
UNCONSCIOUS
UNCONSCIOUS
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MONSTER CARDS
DELAY or READY
DELAY or READY
AC AC
SPEED SPEED
CMB CMD CMB CMD
CR XP CR XP
SKILLS SKILLS
AMMO AMMO
HP HP
TM TM
UNCONSCIOUS
UNCONSCIOUS


DELAY or READY
DELAY or READY
AC AC
SPEED SPEED
CMB CMD CMB CMD
CR XP CR XP
SKILLS SKILLS
AMMO AMMO
HP HP
TM TM
UNCONSCIOUS
UNCONSCIOUS
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Introduction an action, turn that Initiative Card sideways, with

players to roll initiative while footed (FLT). There is also a box

nents and non-player characters. DEX WIS REF

their initiative numbers down in several classes, you might want

a pencilyoull be erasing and FORT, REF, and WILL: This is

Then simply begin at throws.

the top of the stack, moving SPEED: The monsters base

that character or creature has Alternate movement modes, such

... ... (order #10638714)

should go here. If the sense has a modifiers (skill rank + ability

BASE TCH FLT TMP INIT ALIGN RACE

range, make sure you note that, AC modifier + miscellaneous modi-

STR INT FORT

DEX WIS REF

the character is unconscious. SKILLS on the players behalf.

Use character cards for player on the character, such as spells or

characters alignment and race the characters encounter speech

useful for spells, effects, and situ- understand without having to

... ... (order #10638714)

actions. Then he puts it at the bottom of the stack,

Pembrose, the cleric, AC 16 10 15 +1

indicator showing. He then Survival this particular

BONUS TYPE DAMAGE

the back, behind the card just puts an X

Claw (2) +7 S 1d6+5 plus grab

for the bear. Bite +7 P 1d6+5

Next up is Zugg, the orcs hit point

rogue, who attacks with AMMO column on the

JD moves her card to the Then the

back of the stack, after bear attacks,

Pembroses. Then comes Endurance

magh, the barbarian. Since 30 points

Cromagh hasnt acted yet, of damage.

the ogre only needs to beat Zugg only has

his flat-footed AC. 25 hits points,

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Appendix: Open Game License

OPEN GAME LICENSE Version 1.0a

15. COPYRIGHT NOTICE

d20 PFSRD.com. Copyright 2011. All Rights Reserved.

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CON CHA WILL CON CHA WILL

Bluff Perception Sense Motive Bluff Perception Sense Motive

Diplomacy Stealth Diplomacy Stealth

NAME ALIGN/RACE INIT NAME ALIGN/RACE INIT

CON CHA WILL CON CHA WILL

Bluff Perception Sense Motive Bluff Perception Sense Motive

Diplomacy Stealth Diplomacy Stealth

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CON CHA WILL CON CHA WILL

Bluff Perception Sense Motive Bluff Perception Sense Motive

Diplomacy Stealth Diplomacy Stealth

NAME ALIGN/RACE INIT NAME ALIGN/RACE INIT

CON CHA WILL CON CHA WILL

Bluff Perception Sense Motive Bluff Perception Sense Motive

Diplomacy Stealth Diplomacy Stealth

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ATTACK BONUS TYPE DAMAGE ATTACK BONUS TYPE DAMAGE

NAME ALIGN/RACE INIT NAME ALIGN/RACE INIT

ATTACK BONUS TYPE DAMAGE ATTACK BONUS TYPE DAMAGE