Tabletop-Runde Darmstadt

Zweiwehsechs - 24.03.2007, 10:04
Die Sache mit der Moral und den FP...
Gestern hatten wir bzw. ich ein paar Moralwerttests.

Hier ist noch mal eine Erklärung direkt von Rackham dazu:

Let's take it step by step:

My unit is in a situation where it needs to roll a morale test, so before activating it, I roll for morale:


1) I rock and the Morale test is successful:

1-1) The unit was valiant prior the test: It remains valiant and is activated as usual. I have an officer so I don't need to spend any LP; or a do not have an officer and I need to spend 1 LP.

1-2) The unit was disorganized prior the test: It remains disorganized. I now have the choice to spend 2 LP to kick my men up the rear to get them back to Valiant.

1-2-1) I choose to spend the 2 LP: The unit is back to Valiant and can be activated as usual. I have an officer so I don't need to spend any LP; or a do not have an officer and I need to spend 1 LP (3 LP overall).

1-2-2) I cannot or choose not to spend the 2 LP: The unit remains disorganized.


2) I suck and fail the morale test:

2-1)The unit was valiant prior the test: The unit falls to disorganized.

2-1-1) I choose to spend the 2 LP: The unit is back to Valiant and can be activated as usual. I have an officer so I don't need to spend any LP; or a do not have an officer and I need to spend 1 LP (3 LP overall).

2-1-2) I cannot or choose not to spend the 2 LP: The unit remains disorganized.

2-2) The unit was disorganized prior the test: The unit is in rout, they scatter and leave the battlefield. There is nothing a can do but mark them Lost in Action...


3) I'm a Therian and I don't need to roll Morale tests: Mouhahahahahahha! Puny human instincts are so entertaining.
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Private Collin "Chirp" Kelly - Able company, Third platoon.The Fort Whitewaters' Hyena pack.