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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Asgorath" data-source="post: 7570291" data-attributes="member: 6921966">If the game supports discrete events that effectively resolve instantly, then yes, you can move after disengaging.  The effect of the Disengage action lasts until the end of your turn.  The action itself is instantaneous, and thus there doesn't need to be a special rule that says "you can move while Disengaging" like there is to say "you can move between attacks in the Attack action".If the Disengage action itself (not the effect, the action) lasted until the end of your turn, then you would need a special rule that says you can move while taking the Disengage action.  The lack of such a rule strongly suggests this is not how the game is supposed to work.The Attack action with Extra Attack slightly complicates things, which is why there is a special rule that explicitly says you can move between attacks in that action.  It's also why some bonus action triggers contain language like TWF's "when you take the Attack action and attack with a light melee weapon that you're holding in one hand".  That trigger is resolved as soon as you actually make a single weapon attack, and thus the bonus action is granted.Edit: To clarify, he's agreeing with you, based on his realization that actions resolve instantly while their effects persist for the stated duration (rather than the action itself persisting).</blockquote>