Basic attacks for close combat

When it is your turn and you want to attack, you can use one of the following maneuvers. For a maneuver you must always spend one base / combat action, and the rest can be advantages.

This is the basic attack maneuver. It has no special advantages or penalties. A standard attack costs 1 action.

When fighting with a hand weapon or unarmed, you can increase your chances of hitting the opponent by spending more time on your lunge.

Just like an accurate attack, a swing requires more time, this time to make your blow heavier, more devastating. If you perform this maneuver, you gain a bonus to hit and penetration.

If you hit, you have a +3 bonus to the knock-down contest (but you must invoke the knock-down separately).

In a furious attack, you use brute force instead of skill. You receive a defense penalty that lasts until your next action (until the next round), but at the same time you gain a significant bonus to penetration in the current round. On a total success you can choose a +5 bonus to WP.

When you make a headlong attack, you gain a significant bonus to hit, but you also receive a large penalty to defense, lasting until your next action (in the next round).

Some one-handed weapons can be held in two hands and vice versa

You hold a two-handed weapon in one hand.

You hold a one-handed weapon with both hands.

Basic attacks that you must learn through feats

If a precise strike is made while moving, it is called a dancer's attack. It combines movement and precision at the same time.

The whole attack takes 3 actions, must be made on the run, and the attack does not stop you.

You learn one of the most precise strikes.

You learn a new maneuver:

You can attack with absolutely devastating force that easily sweeps opponents out of the way.

You can use this maneuver only as a reaction to an opponent who is approaching you and is more than 1 m away.

You can use this maneuver when you have a shorter weapon and are in direct contact..

You learn a secret strike that nothing can resist.

You learn a new maneuver:

This terrible blow stomps the opponent into the ground.