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--- morale [2025/09/28 00:19] – [10. MORALE] fantasyadmin
+++ morale [2025/10/03 19:20] (current) – [10. MORALE] fantasyadmin
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 Characters are immune to all Morale Tests.
-**'A' class troops are experienced**, highly trained
+  * **'A' class troops are experienced**, highly trained veterans who obey orders and do not easily panic.
-veterans who obey orders and do not easily panic. **'B'
+  * **'B' class troops are trained regulars** with combat experience.
-class troops are trained** regulars with combat
+  * **'C' class troops represent conscripts**, militia and other poorly trained troops, who do not react well to orders and are prone to panic as soon as they come under pressure.
-experience. **'C class troops represent conscripts**,
-militia and other poorly trained troops, who do not
-react well to orders and are prone to panic as soon as
-they come under pressure.
 Before the start of a battle, each unit in your army
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 always round a unit's losses down to the nearest 10%.
-> __Example__: A regiment of twenty Goblin
+> __Example__: A regiment of twenty Goblin raiders has suffered three casualties. This is greater than a 10% loss but less than a 20% loss. As all percentage losses are rounded down on the Basic Morale Values Chart, the Goblins are deemed to have a 10% loss and by cross referencing find their morale has a base value of 8.
-raiders has suffered three casualties. This is greater
-than a 10% loss but less than a 20% loss. As all
-percentage losses are rounded down on the Basic
-Morale Values Chart, the Goblins are deemed to have
-a 10% loss and by cross referencing find their
-morale has a base value of 8.
 ===== MORALE TEST TRIGGERS =====