Disengaging

Basic Rules	Actions	Magic	Terrain	Playing the Game	Equipment	Special Rules
Movement	Combat	Guard
Move	Diving	Charging	Disengaging	Jumping	Row	Wobbly Models

Character moves away as normal.

enemy character makes an Attack Of Opportunity against the disengaging character - this cannot be a Grapple. Character then moves away as normal.

Character moves away as normal, adding 1” to the final movement distance.

enemy character makes an Attack Of Opportunity against the disengaging character - this cannot be a Grapple. Character stays in place.

Characters are never locked in base contact and may Move away via a Move, Jump, Dive etc (even falling!), counting as disengaging. If a character disengages from an enemy, make an Opposed DEXTERITY Roll and consult the table below. If a character disengages from more than one enemy, your opponent picks only a single character with which to roll. If disengages while three or more enemy characters are in base contact, remember that the character has -1 DEX.

FAQ Clarification: For purposes of disengagement, movement couts as a Move or jump action.

FAQ Clarification: movement around a base that doesn't cause leaving base contact does not count as disengaging.

FAQ Clarification: movement that does not leave base contact (such as sliding around a base) does not provoke a disengaging strike.

FAQ Clarification: If you have sufficient Action Points you are allowed to disengage and/or charge multiple times in a single activation (such as charge, disengage, charge). You can also use the disengage as a charge.