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Action

Players’ Handbook, p. 192–196

1/turn
Attack Melee or ranged attack. Cast a spell Casting Time of 1 action, or 1 bonus action. Dash Double movement speed. Disengage Prevent opportunity attacks. Dodge Increase defenses. Help Grant an ally advantage. Use an Object Use your Action for a second Interaction. Hide —(PHB-177) Search —(PHB-178) Ready Choose trigger and action. Grapple Special melee attack.(PHB-195) Escape Escape a grapple.(PHB-195) Shove Special melee attack.(PHB-195) Equip Shield Equip or unequip a shield.(PHB-146) Use class feature Some features use actions. Improvise Any action not on this list.(PHB-193)

Bonus Action

max. 1/turn

You can take a bonus action only when a special ability, spell, or feature states that you can do something as a bonus action.

Offhand Attack
Use with the Attack action
Cast a spell
Cast time of 1 bonus action
Use class feature
Some features use bonus actions

Reaction

max. 1/round

A reaction is an instant response to a trigger of some kind, which can occur on your turn or on someone else’s.

Opportunity attack
Enemy leaves your reach
Readied action
Part of your Ready action
Cast a spell
Cast time of 1 reaction

Interaction

max. 1/turn (Interacting with objects around you. )

Here are a few examples of the sorts of thing you can do in tandem with your movement and action:

  • don a mask
  • draw/sheathe a weapon
  • hand an object to another character
  • fish a few coins from your belt pouch
  • raise/lower the hood of your cloak
  • remove a ring from your finger
  • withdraw a potion from your backpack
  • open/close a door
  • put your ear to a door
  • throw a lever/switch
  • turn a key in a lock
  • drink all the ale in a flagon
  • extinguish a small flame
  • kick a small object
  • pick up a dropped object
  • plant a banner in the ground
  • pull a torch from a sconce
  • stuff some food into your mouth
  • take an object from a table
  • take a book from a shelf you can reach
  • tap the floor with a 10-foot pole