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After using this ability, you briefly take a -2 penalty to all defenses. Since this ability does not have the Swift tag, it does not affect attacks against you during the current phase.

Move up to your speed in a single straight line. At the end of your movement, you can make a melee strike.

Cost: Two fatigue levels.

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You reroll any attack roll or check you just rolled, keeping the better result. You gain a +2 bonus with the reroll.

You can use this ability after you learn whether the original roll succeeded or failed. However, you must use it before using any other abilities or ending your turn.

You cannot use this to affect other types of rolls, such as vital rolls. You cannot use this ability multiple times to affect the same roll. Finally, you cannot use this ability to affect actions that take one minute or longer to complete, such as rituals.

Tags: Brawling

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Make a brawling attack against any number of creatures that you are grappled by. You can use the Flexibility skill in place of your brawling accuracy (see Flexibility).

The defense of each creature is equal to the attack result of its maintain grapple ability this round, or 0 if it did not use that ability. For each target, if you hit that target with this attack, it stops being grappled by you and you stop being grappled by it.

Tags: Brawling, Size-Based

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Make a brawling attack with a free hand against the Brawn and Reflex defenses of one creature you touch.

Hit: You and the target are grappled by each other. For details, see Grappling.

Critical hit: You also control the grapple (see Controlling a Grapple).

Tags: Brawling, Swift

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You can use this ability once per round while you are grappling another creature.

Make a brawling attack against each creature that you are grappling (see Grappling). This attack has no immediate effect. The result of this roll determines how difficult it is for a creature to escape the grapple during the current round using the escape grapple ability. If you do not use this ability while you are in a grapple, then creatures can easily escape the grapple with the escape grapple ability.

Tags: Swift

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When you use this ability, you declare another standard action that you intend to take during this phase as soon as it becomes possible. For example, you could declare your intent to make a melee strike against a creature that is not close to you, or cast a targeted spell on an enemy that you can’t see behind a wall.

While your enemies are resolving their actions, if your intended action ever becomes possible, it happens. Otherwise, you do nothing. Any attacks you make in this way are reactive attacks, so you can’t use the desperate exertion ability or similar effects. Your reaction resolves after the enemy has fully completed their action, even if the completion of that action would make your ability impossible again. This means that you can’t use this ability to kill an enemy before their attack hits you, and an enemy can’t invalidate your reaction by briefly moving in range and then moving back out again.

Tags: Swift

Cost: Two fatigue levels, and you cannot use this ability again until you finish a short rest.

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You regain half of your maximum hit points. Then, you remove all conditions affecting you. Because this ability has the Swift tag, the removed conditions do not affect you during the current phase.

Tags: Brawling

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If you are grappling or being grappled by a creature, you can use this ability as a move action, and it affects all creatures grappling with you (see Grappling). Otherwise, the target is something you touch. You must be strong enough to push each target (see Weight Categories).

Make a brawling attack vs. Brawn against each target. If a target is not able to use any of its movement speeds, such as if it is being carried by a flying creature, its defense is treated as 0.

Hit: You can move up to half your movement speed. During this movement, you can push each target 5 feet for each 5 feet that you move. If you push a target so it stops being adjacent to you, you stop being able to push it further. When pushing a target off of a ledge, if you move with the target over the edge to fall with them, it cannot make the normal reactive Climb check to grab the ledge (see Push Effects).

Critical hit: If you are strong enough to carry the target, you can move up to your full movement speed.

Cost: You can increase your fatigue level by one to use this ability as a move action.

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You can immediately take a move action other than this ability. For the duration of that movement, you double your speed.

You can use this ability in the middle of a phase after noticing that your movement is insufficient to keep up with an enemy’s reactive movement (see Movement Abilities). Normally, you cannot carry or move another creature in any way while using this ability. If you use this ability, you must leave those creatures behind without moving them unless they spend a standard action to cling to you.

Tags: Brawling

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You throw an object or creature you hold in at least one hand. The object’s weight category must be below the maximum weight category you can lift normally (see Weight Categories). In order to throw an unwilling creature, it must already be grappled by you, and you must hit it with a brawling attack against its Brawn defense.

Weapons with the Thrown weapon tag can be thrown up to their range limits. Your normal throwing distance for an arbitrary object is equal to 10 feet plus 5 feet per 2 Strength. Some objects are much easier or harder to throw than others, at the GM’s discretion. If an object is particularly easy to throw, such as a small dense sphere, you can throw it up to ten times your normal throwing distance. Likewise, a feather or extremely fragile object may be difficult to throw more than a few feet.

If you throw the target at a creature or object, you can make an attack roll to hit with it, as the basic strike – thrown ability (see Strikes). That attack roll is rolled separately from the attack roll to throw an unwilling creature, if any.

Tags: Swift

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You are braced (+2 defenses) this round. Because this ability has the Swift tag, this protects you from attacks during the current phase.

Tags: Brawling, Size-Based

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Make a brawling attack vs. Brawn using a free hand against a creature you touch.

Hit: The target becomes prone (half speed, -2 Armor and Ref).