Actions, engaged

A combatant is engaged if there is at least one enemy within its immediate surrounding attacking it. (i.e. if there is at least one enemy combatant in one of his six adjacent hexes.)

Action	Phase	Description
Disengage	Movement	To disengage from combat, receive one free hit and then move one hex away. A kneeling, prone, or fallen figure cannot disengage.
Draw	Movement	Sheath weapon in hand and ready another, or drop/ready shield, or pick up a dropped weapon.
Shift	Movement	Move to any of the adjacent hexes while still staying engaged.
Stand	Movement	Stand up from a kneeling position, or if already fell down.
Parry	Movement	A character can choose to act defensively on their turn, adding his REFL to his DEFENCE. While parrying, a character receives 1d6 damage maximum, regardless of the weapon. No further action is possible during the same combat round.
Spellcast	Magic	Cast a spell.
Bash	Melee	Available only if a character is wielding a shield. Roll for attack, if succeeds, the target rolls a FORT save; which, if fails, causes them to fall down. It takes one round for a character to get back on his feet.
Disarm	Melee	An attempt to attack the target’s weapon with the intention of making him drop it. Roll an attack, if succeeds, the foe rolls a REFL save; which, if fails, causes them to drop their weapon.
Grapple	Melee	Opposed checks. Both parties roll a STR check. If attacker fails, he falls down. If attacker succeeds, both characters fall down.
Swing (melee attack)	Melee	Can attack any combatant on the front sides of its hex.