Step

Most maneuvers allow you to take
a step, either before or after another
action. You may step a distance equal
to 1/10 your Move, but never less than
one yard. Round all fractions up.
Thus, Move 1-10 gives a one-yard step,
Move 11-20 gives a two-yard step, and
so on.
If you are capable of steps greater
than one yard, you may break up your
movement in a turn. For instance, if
you had a two-yard step, you could
move one yard, make an attack, and
move another yard during an Attack
maneuver.
You can use a step to go from a
kneeling to a standing posture (or vice
versa) instead of moving. This requires
your entire step, no matter how far
you could normally move.
You may always turn to face a dif-
ferent direction as part of any step (or
as the step, if you just want to change
your facing).