Basic Rules

Character creation

Hybrid Spell User (HSU): Warrior Instinct I

Non Spell User (NSU): Warrior Instinct I, +1 trait, +1 skill, -2 bonus to 3 skills RD rolls,

           +1 Fortune Point (FP)/Tier2-3-4, no magic allowed

Pure Spell User (PSU): + 1 magic-related or knowledge skill, limited combat

Extra spells, Tier 1: 2 Lesser + 1 Tier, Tier 2+:  1 Lesser + 1 Tier (at mid-xp) / Tier

4 Tiers

- Seasoned (1) / Veteran (2) / Heroic (3) / Legendary (4)

NB: 20XPs to reach next Tier, 5XPs=1 Trait gained

Race

- Human: speak 3 languages, 1 extra Trait, Privilege

- Dwarf: speak Dwarf + 2 languages, +1 Career (Miner, Smith or Stoneworker), Dark Vision, Resilience (Magic/Toxins), Endurance, Tough, Limited Magic, Cannot be Agile

- Dark Elf (Drow): speak Elf, Underdark + 2 languages, Keen Sight, Dark Vision, Trance Sleep, Drow Weapon Training, Drow Magic (Dancing Lights, Faerie Fire, Darkness at Tier 2), Agile, Sunlight Sensitivity, Cannot be Strong, Prejudice

- Elf: speak Elf + 3 languages, +1 Career, Keen Sight, Longbow, Night Vision, Trance Sleep, Mask of Nature (Stealth, -2 extra if skill), Agile, Cannot be Strong

- Gnome: speak Gnome, Dwarf + 2 languages, Dark Vision, Burrowing Mammals Kinship & Natural Illusionist (Tier 1 Illusion) or Artificer/Tinkerer, Luck, Resilience (Magic), Innocuous, Cannot be Strong, Small

- Halfling: speak Halfling + 3 languages, +1 Career (Cook or Farmer), Dark Vision, Luck, Naturally Stealthy (-2 extra if skill), Sling, Agile, Innocuous, Cannot be Strong, Small

- Half-Elf: speak Elf + 3 languages, +1 Career, +1 Skill, Night Vision

- Half-Orc: speak Orc + 2 languages, Dark Vision, Menacing, Strong, Tough, -1 start Trait, no possible extra career at start, cannot be Agile or Intelligent, Prejudice

- Tiefling: speak 3 languages, Dark Vision, Resilience (Fire), Infernal Legacy (Lesser Spell, Tier 1 Spell, Tier 1 Spell at Tier 2), Prejudice

Flaws 2 extra advantages flaw limit - exceptions can be made but should be rare

Minor Flaws (physical -or rarely mental/social- weakness) is worth 1 extra Trait

Example: anemic, bad eyesight, bad luck, big mouth, branded criminal (obvious), clueless, clumsy, hard of hearing, lame limb, obese, one eye, phobia (common)

Major Flaws (severe physical -or rarely mental/social- weakness) is worth 2 extra Traits

Example: loss of limb, loss of hearing or sight, elderly

Traits (BST, CAT, etc) > every PC gets 9 at game start, 1 of which must be a Career

Background (BST) taken at character creation, * can be taken at Tier mentioned if DM judges rules PC actions and traits taken in progression fit.

- Background Skill Traits 1 (BST1) > max 3 trait pts (human: 4 if add racial bonus, half-orc: 2 max.)

Worth 2 Trait points: Agile (A), Intelligent (I), Strong (S), Tough (T), Great Luck (cost 1 for Halflings and Gnomes), Resilience (Magic/Toxins/Disease)

Worth 1 Trait point: Alert*(3), Ambidextrous*(3), Deceitful*(3), Endurance*(3), Fearless*(3), Fleet Footed, Keen senses (specify Sight, Hearing, Smell, Taste), Luck, Menacing*(3), Orator*(3), Patient/Methodical*(3), Pious/Zealot*(3), Quick*(3), Strong Willed*(3)

- Background Skill Traits 2 (BST2)

Abstemious*(3), Alley Cat*(3), Artistic*(4), Career*(2), 2 Languages*(2), Rover*(3), Status (Noble, Merchant House, Crime Family, Clergy, Academy of Magic)*(2), Tunnel Rat*(3)

Career Trait (CAT): a career comes with 3 skills (ex: thief > pick lock, climb & stealth). 2 max at start for HSU, 3 for NSU and 2 or 3 if 3^nd scholarly for PSU. * means a prerequisite is required (in parenthesis).

Alchemist, Animal Trainer (specify animal), Apothecary, Armorer/Weaponsmith * (smith), Artist/ Entertainer (Acrobat, Actor, Dancer, Jester, Musician/Minstrel, Painter, Singer, etc), Astronomer/Astrologer, Bailiff, Bandit/Outlaw/Highwayman/Pirate, Barber-Surgeon, Brewer, Bowyer, Butcher, Candlemaker, Calligrapher, Carpenter, Cartographer, Charcoal-Burner, Charlatan/Rapscallion/Rogue, Chimneysweep, Coachman, Cook, Cooper, Courtier, Drover, Dung Collector, Embalmer, Engineer, Exciseman, Farmer, Fence, Ferryman, Fisherman, Forger, Gem Cutter, Goldsmith, Gunsmith, Herald (Genealogy), Herbalist, Historian, Hunter, Innkeeper/Tavernier, Interrogator, Inventor, Knight/Squire* (noble trait), Lawyer/Litigant, Magician (Elementalist, Demonologist, Necromancer, etc), Merchant, Messenger, Miller, Miner, Monk, Outrider, Philosopher, Physician, Pickpocket, Priest/Friar, Rat Catcher, Sailor, Scout, Seer, Servant/Valet, Sewer Jack, Shepherd, Shipwright, Shoemaker, Smith, Smuggler, Soldier, Stevedore, Steward, Stoneworker, Tailor, Tanner, Theologian, Thief/Cat Burglar, Thug, Toll Keeper, Veteran (see NB), Woodsman

NB: at Tier 2 a career called ‘Veteran’ is unlocked, allowing PCs to access a group of Combat Specialist Traits as well as common adventuring skills (ex: Stealth, Swim)

Combat Skill Traits (CST) (in parenthesis is the Tier required, only CS can be career traits)

Combat Specialist ‘CS’ (gain 2 per trait: Armored Combat, Brawler, Cavalry, Entangling, Engineer/Siege, Fencer/Swashbuckler, Gunpowder, Great weapons, Longbow, Sling, Thrown weapons, Wrestler), Dodge I-II (1/3), Frenzy, Level Headed I-II (1/3), Mobile I-II (2/4), Warrior Instinct I-III (1/3/4)

Melee CST branch:

Master of Arms I-IV (1/2/3/4) a prerequisite for:

Assassin I-II (1/3), Martial Arts Master I-III (1/3/4), Melee Specialist I-II (2/4), Mobile I-II (2/4), Parry I-II (1/3), Quick draw, Riposte I-II (2/4), Sentinel (1/3), Sweep I-II (2/4), Trademark Weapon (specify), Weapon Expert I-III (1/2/4)

Missile CST branch:

Marksman I-IV (1/2/3/4) a prerequisite for:

Ambusher I-II (1/3), Rapid Fire I-II (2/4), Sharpshooter I-II (1/3), Trademark Weapon (specify)

Rolled Skill Traits (RST) (Skill focus can be taken once per Tier)

Acrobatics (A), Athletics (S+A), Climb (S+A), Disguise, Drive, Evaluate (I), Heal (I), Knowledge (specify) (I), Literacy (I), Navigation (I), Pick Lock/Disarm Traps (A), Prepare/Use Poison (I), Ride (A), Sail (A), Set Traps (A), Shadowing, Sleight of Hand (A), Stealth (A), Survival, Swim (S+A), Tracking, Trade (profession-specify)

Advantageous Skill Traits (AST) (when appropriate D20 1^st roll: 6+, 2^nd: 14+, 3^rd: 20)

Administrator, Agitator, Arcanist, Brigand, Castellan, Ecclesiastic, Gambler, Gentry, Gossip, Haggle, Inventory, Mimicry, Philanderer, Quartermaster, Scavenger, Schemer, Streetwise, Torture/Interrogation, Well-read

Weird/Rare Skill Traits (WST) DM discretion (in parenthesis is the Tier required)

Artificer/Tinkerer, Blind fighter, Catalepsy, Contortionist, Hard to Kill I-II (3/4), Lip Reading, Scurry, Surgery, Ventriloquism

Spell Skill Traits (SST) (spells are on card, in parenthesis is the Tier required)

Arcane Conduit I-II (1/3), Arcane Mastery I-II (1/3), Armored Casting (Light > Heavy extra point, HSU only), Channeling I-II (2/3), Ritual I-II (1/3), War Caster I-II (2/4)

Spells (L/1/2/3/4, L for Lesser: 2 for 1 Trait, max 4 at start and 3 max/Tier)

Knowledge

Academic: Arts, Astronomy, Engineering, Heraldry/Genealogy, History, Law, Philosophy, Science, Strategy/Tactics, Theology …

Arcane Lore: Demonology, Necromancy, Runes, Schools of Magic (specify), Arcane Lore (Craft, Mythical Beasts) …

Traits details

Abstemious: half cost for food, advantage to resist starvation/hunger & other mundane desires  

Administrator: +10% gold generated from invested income

Agile: +4 to (A) skills (+2 if combined), added Defense result, better general A checks

Agitator: may disseminate information through the common folk

Alley Cat: -4 to certain skills in urban settings only (not cumulative with stats)

Alert: advantage to detect surprise attacks

Ambidextrous: no off hand penalties  

Ambusher I-II: -1/2 Defense missile surprise attacks

Arcanist: may learn information from magicians

Arcane Conduit I-II: recovers spells faster (1/2-3 spells)

Arcane Mastery I-II: ability to trade D3/D6 spells for multiples of other known spell of same Tier or -

Armored Casting Light/ Heavy: can cast certain spells in armor (UL or Lvl2 max/all armor)

Artificer/Tinkerer: can create unusual mechanical contraptions and devices

Assassin I-II: -1/2 Defense melee surprise attacks

Blind fighter: can fight blind with reduced penalties (usually +4 RD/+1BD only)

Brave/Fearless: highly resistant to fear and terror

Brigand: may learn information from outlaws, +10% gold generated from banditry

Castellan: +10% savings on gold from household expenses & can ‘summon’ household aid

Catalepsy: ability to go in meditative state akin to death

Channeling I-II: can focus power of a spell to greater effects, usually 2 rolls pick best (1/3 spells)

CS Armored Combat: +1 BD and +2 RD penalty without this skill for armor 3+

CS Brawler/Wrestler: Damage advantage, advantage vs unskilled unarmed (+/-2RD self/enemy)

CS Cavalry/Entangling/Engineer-Siege/Gunpowder/Great weapons/Longbow/Sling/Thrown weapons: +1 BD and +4RD penalty minimum without this skill

CS Fencer/Swashbuckler: in 1-on1 UL combat Main Gauche-Buckler act as shield (+2RD enemy), rapier/sabre/foil etc vs many weapon act as 1 Defense

Contortionist: ability to contort through bonds into/through tight spaces

Deceitful: ability to successfully tell and maintain lies

Dodge I-II: 1/2 Defense vs Missile, EN must UL or less

Ecclesiastic: may learn information from clergy

Endurance: Ignore 1^st fatigue, advantage to resist fatigue

Fleet Footed: +1 Pace, roll extra MD and discard lowest die result

Frenzy: Hit (AP) advantage in melee, fearless, tough but berserk (must attack, may harm allies)

Gambler: better odds at games of chance, ability to cheat

Gentry: may learn information from court and nobles

Gossip: may learn information from common folk

Haggle: +10% gold generated from mercantilism

Hard to Kill I-II: chance (greater chance) to survive killing injuries

Intelligent: +4 to (I) skills (+2 if combined), better general I checks

Inventory: can ‘summon’ useful items linked to gentry

Keen senses (Sight, Hearing, Smell, Taste): advantage on enhanced sense

Level Headed I/II: initiative draw 2/3 cards, keep best

Lip Reading: can read lips

Luck/Great Luck: +1/2 FP

Marksman I-IV: -4/-8/-12/-16 RD (7/3/-1/-5+ base rolls)

Martial Arts Master I-III: Damage unarmed advantage, +1/2/3 WD vs Unarmed AOO,

II and III grant unique maneuvers

Master of Arms I-IV: -4/-8/-12/-16 RD (7/3/-1/-5+ base rolls)

Melee Specialist I-II: reduce team up RD bonus by 2/4

Menacing: advantage when intimidating others

Mimicry: ability to mimic accents and control voice/prosodic tones

Mobile I-II: +1/2 Defense vs AOO, add 1/2 MD discard worst result(s), EN must UL or less

Orator: ability to engage/speak to large number of people

Parry I-II: +1/2 Defense in Melee

Patient/Methodical: advantage when searching or tasks that require patience

Philanderer: may learn information from dalliances with opposite sex

Pious/Zealot: strong willed and fearless but only when faith is concerned

Quartermaster: can ‘summon’ useful items linked to warfare

Quick: initiative discard draws of 5 or less

Quick draw: drawing weapon costs 0 from Move, +2 RD penalty to enemy AOO for drawing weapon

Rapid Fire I-II: -2/4 bonus RD to multiple missile attacks, no extra BD, Damage advantages must be split, II > 3 possible at 0 RD bonus

Resilience (Magic/Toxins/Disease): advantage to resist

Riposte I-II: 2/3 AOO per round, -1/3 RD bonus to AOO

Ritual I-II: ability to perform ritual spells (2> powerful ones)

Rover: -4 to certain skills in outdoor settings only (not cumulative with stats)

Scavenger: can ‘summon’ useful items linked to common folk

Schemer: may disseminate information through political/social intrigue

Scurry: +1 Pace, roll extra MD and discard lowest die result when running away (lasts d6 rounds)

Sentinel I-II: +1 Defense to protect adjacent target, 2> can intercept D6 move (as joker) -2 RD add. bonus to AOO vs those that ignore Sentinel to attack protected target

Sharpshooter I-II: Damage advantage in missile or Defense vs missile (1/2)

Streetwise: may learn information from criminal underworld

Strong: -4 to (S) skills (+2 if combined), Damage advantage in melee, better general S checks

Strong Willed: advantage to resist mind affecting effects

Sweep I-II: -2/4 bonus RD to multiple melee attacks, no extra BD, Damage advantages must be split,

II > 3 possible at 0 RD bonus

Torture/Interrogation: ability to learn information through torture or interrogation

Tough: 1st critical wound (C) requires 3 wounds, added Defense result, better general T checks

Tunnel Rat: -4 to certain skills in underground settings only (not cumulative with stats)

Trademark Weapon: -2 RD to specific weapon

Ventriloquism: ability to project voice

Weapon Expert I-III: Damage advantage in melee or Defense in melee (1/2/3)

War Caster I-II: +1/2 Defense, +2/4 RD penalty to enemy AOO due to spellcasting

Warrior Instincts I-III: +1/2/3 Defense

Armor	Cost	EN	AV
Light Helm (or Coif)	0.5	3	(1)
Helm	1.5	6	(2-3)
Leather + Matching Clothes	2	5	1
Gambeson/Aketon + MC	1	6	1
Mail Shirt + MC	15	16	2-
Mail Shirt + Greaves + MC	23	21	2
Brigandine (or Full Mail) + MC	26	25	3-
Brig. + Greaves + MC	42	35	3
Breastplate (same as Brig. but)	+30	-5	3/3-
Full Plate & Great Helm *	150	60	4

AV: armor value

* Full Plate includes an arming jack underneath

(no additional clothes required)

Gambeson = any multi-layered cloth weaved for defense

Weapons	Cost	EN
Axe  (3/6)	.5	3
Arming sword	1.5	2.5
Bola  (4/8)	.2	2
Bow  (12/24)	2.5	2
Buckler/Targe	2	1
Club	.02	2
Crossbow  (15/30 )	2.5	5
Dagger  (3/6 )	.2	1
Demi-Lance	1.5	4
Great weapon (sword, axe, etc.)	5	7
Javelin  (4/8 )	.2	2
Knuckle Duster (Gauntlet)	.5	1
Lance	2	6
Longbow  (15/30 )	5	2
Longsword	2	3
Mace/Flail/Morning Star	1	3
Main Gauche	1	1.5
Polearm - Short	2	8
Polearm - Long	2	10
Rapier	2.5	3
Shield	1.5	8.5
Shield, Large (Tower, Pavis)	2	15
Sling   (8/16 )	.02	-
Spear (6-8’)  (3/6 )	.3	4
Staff	.02	4
Warhammer	1.5	2.5

Ranges are in squares or 2yard (short/ long)

Extreme range is x2 long range

Gear	Cost	EN
Abacus	.3	2
Acid (vial)	2.5	1
Alchemist Fire (flask)	5	1
Ammo – Arrows (10)	.5	1.5
Ammo – Bolts (10)	.5	1.5
Ammo – Bullets (10)	.2	2
Arcane/Religious/Spell Components	1+	(.5+)
Artisan tools	.1-5	(2+)
Backpack or Sling/shoulder bag	.2	1.5
Bedroll	.1	3
Bell	.1	-
Blanket	.05	2
Block and tackle	.1	5
Book	2.5	4
Bottle, glass	.2	1
Bucket	.02	1
Caltrops (bag of 10)	.5	1
Candle (3/8/13, 2hr)	.01	-
Case, map or scroll	.1	1
Chain (10 feet)	.5	8
Chalk	.01	-
Chest	.5	15
Climber’s kit	2.5	10
Clothes, common	.3	3
Clothes, costume	.5	3
Clothes, fine	1.5	3
Clothes > Cloak (common/fine)	.2/1	2
Crowbar	.2	4
Disguise kit	2.5	3
Fishing tackle	.1	2
Flask or tankard	.02	1(f)
Forgery kit	1.5	4
Gaming set	.05+	(0+)
Grappling hook	.2	3
Hammer	.1	3
Hammer, sledge	.2	8
Healer’s kit	1	3
Herbalism kit	.5	3
Hourglass	2.5	1
Hunting trap	.5	10
Ink (1 ounce bottle)	1	-
Ink pen	.03	-
Jug or pitcher	.01	4(f)
Ladder (10-foot)	.03	12
Lamp (3/8/13, 4hr)	.05	1
Lantern (8/20/35, 4hr)	1	3
Lock	1	1
Magnifying glass	10	-
Manacles	.2	3
Match (1/3/6, 1round)	.05	-
Mess kit	.03	1
Mirror, steel	.5	-
Musical Instrument	.2-3	(1+)
Navigator’s tools	2.5	2
Oil (flask)	.03	1
Paper (one sheet)	.03	-
Parchment (one sheet)	.02	-
Perfume (vial)	.5	-
Pick, miner’s	.2	8
Piton	.02	.5
Pole (10-foot)	.02	5
Pot, iron	.2	8
Pouch	.05	.5
Quiver / Bolt Case (20 capacity)	.1	1
Ram, portable	.4	25
Rations (1 day)	.2	2
Robes	.2	3
Rope, hempen (20 yard)	.3	10
Rope, silk (20 yard)	2.5	5
Sack	.02	.5
Scale, merchant’s	.5	3
Sealing wax	.05	-
Shovel	.2	5
Signal whistle	.1	-
Signet ring	.5	-
Soap	.02	-
Spyglass	100	1
Tent, two-person	.4	20
Thieves’ tools	2.5	1
Tinderbox	.05	.5
Torch (6/18/28, 1hr)	.01	1
Vial	.1	-
Waterskin	.05	5(f)
Whetstone	.03	.5

Illumination (normal/maximum/spotting in squares or 2yard, duration)

Transport	Cost	speed
Camel	5	100’
Donkey or Mule	.8	80’
Elephant	20	80’
Horse, Draft	5	80’
Horse, Riding	7.5	120’
Horse, War	40	120’
Mastiff	4.5	80’
Pony	3	80’
Land	Cost	Wgt
Barding	X4	X2
Bit and bridle	.2	1
Carriage	10	600
Cart	1.5	200
Chariot	25	100
Feed (per day)	.01	10
Saddle - Exotic	6	40
Saddle - Military	2	30
Saddle - Pack	.5	15
Saddle - Riding	1	25
Saddlebags	.4	8
Sled	2	300
Stabling (per day)	.05	-
Wagon	3.5	400
Water	Cost	speed
Galley	3000	4 mph
Keelboat	300	1 mph
Longship	1000	3 mph
Rowboat	5	1 1/2 mph
Sailing ship	1000	2 mph
Warship	2500	2 1/2 mph

Lifestyle Expenses                 Price: Day (Month)
Wretched                                               -
Squalid                                                  .01  (.3)
Poor                                                      .02  (.6)
Modest                                                  .1    (3)
Comfortable                                          .2    (6)
Wealthy                                                 .4   (12)
Aristocratic                                           1 minimum (30+)

Services                                                Pay (Month/Day)
Coach cab between towns                    .02 per mile
Coach cab within a city                        .01
Hireling Skilled (greater)                     6 / .2

Hireling Skilled (minor)                       3 / .1
Hireling Untrained                               1.5 / .05
Messenger                                            .02 per mile
Road or gate toll                                  .01
Ship’s passage                                       .03 per mile

Currency

1 Gold coin = 10 Silver Coins

1 Silver coin = 10 Copper Coins

Costs are listed in Gold coin or fraction thereof.

Quality:

Poor (1/2 cost): +20% EN for armor, +1 BD for weapons

Average (cost): normal

Superior (x5 cost, 5 gold minimum): -20% EN for armor, 1 RD bonus for weapons

NB: Good items usually also look better (design. preciousness, etc)

Quick Rules Reference Sheet

Round is 20 seconds, it includes 2 phases of fighting with 1 attack max per phase,

2 Tier 1 spells or 1 Tier 2+ spell with 2MD (one per phase).

Targeted enemies can Interrupt after 1^st attack but if so they limit their round to a single phase.

Or if weapon has Reach/Missile (or Spell) Readied can Interrupt before 1^st attack, then attack again after acting PC/NPC’s 1^st attack, thus ending their round.

Initiative Joker: act anytime during round at 4 bonus to attack roll/RD

Delay: decide who you are acting after, Ready: set circumstances for action
Partial surprise: extra card, all others get no extra cards for Level-Headed Trait

Attack Roll (Basic/Resolution Dice D20): # needed for success (natural 1 always a failure)

           >> Natural 20: 1 bonus to Hit, Damage or Defense

           >> Aim: 2 bonus but requires 1^st phase action to aim

           >> Surprise: 2/4/6 bonus (partial/surprise in motion/surprise unmoving)

           >> Missile attack in Melee: 2/4 penalty (clear shot / other), miss: 16+ reroll hit adjacent

           >> Target location: 4 penalty                                    ˄ may vary (large target, situation etc)

           >> Fight Defensively: 4 penalty but 2 penalty to opponents

           >> Shields (Large): gives enemies 2 penalty to RD vs melee, 2(4) vs missiles

           >> Multiple Foes: 8 penalty, +1 BD

Hit Bonus (or AP ‘Armor Piercing’): # by which target’s Defense is lowered

           >> Feint: Trade 6 from attack roll for +1 Hit Bonus

Damage Bonus: # by which damage is shifted on Damage table

           >> Extra Damage : Trade 8 from attack roll for +1 Damage

Defense Bonus: # by which defense is shifted on Defense die (D10)

           >> Defense is divided in Avoid, Armor and Partial.

Example: A dwarf warrior (Tough) with Warrior Instinct I in Brigandine (lvl 3) armor is attacked in melee.

When he rolls his Defense D10, 10-9 avoids the attack completely, 8-6 is deflected by his armor, 5-4 is a partial hit doing lesser Damage, 1-3 is a full hit with normal Damage. Same dwarf has Weapon Expert I and put his level on Defense, that would make his Defense D10 for the round 10-8 avoid, 7-5 armor and 4-3 partial hit.

Bane Roll (Bane Dice D20): 1=Chaos, 2=Fatigue (+1 BD, 1 penalty RD and Move)

Injuries base is Scratch (S): roll of 1(2-3) on D6 lose 1 phase (loss of phase same for W or C),

Wounded (W): 2 penalty to RD, +1 BD, -1 penalty to Movement total

Critically Wounded (C): 4 penalty to RD, +2 BD, -3 penalty to Movement total

Stun: lose D3 phases, 11+ roll may move 1MD + Pace

Helpless: lasts D6 phases, then Stun D3 phases

Fortune Points 1 FP can be used to reroll any dice except RD. Reroll only once & new result must be taken. 1 FP can reduce damage by 1 Lvl of Injury. Damage FP can be spent after GM announces failed Defense.

Attacks of Opportunity (AOO) 1 AOO/round (usually penalties to RD), caused by ignoring enemy, unarmed vs armed, vulnerable (prone standing), casting non-war spells in melee, etc

Movement (Dice, or ‘MD’ is D6): combat phase MD (D6) + Pace + Action (attack, Tier 1 spell)

Or Fast move 2D6 + Pace + Action at 8 penalty or charge if applicable

Or Run move 3D6 + Pace + 1 BD (no actions possible, Run cannot have terrain penalty)

Standing costs 2, drawing weapon/item 2, (most) difficult terrain cost 2/square, ready spell 1