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I think everyone knows the basic rule for turn order in battle: the higher the creature's speed, the sooner its turn comes. When the speeds of creatures in battle are all different, everything is straightforward. But if the speeds of some creatures are equal (which happens very often), then it becomes a little more complicated, and factors such as the arrangement before the battle, the round of the battle, and possibly the side the creature is fighting for come into play... I admit, I've often wondered about this, but I haven't objectively researched it. I looked for this information in the game manual, but it's not there. In that case, we can assume that there is no pattern at all, but I don't think that's the case.
If anyone knows the exact pattern for turn order in battle, please share it.