Post by andyskinner on Aug 9, 2019 17:51:37 GMT
I asked this elsewhere, but decided it might get lost in the other discussion.
If a unit charges another and does more wounds than the defending unit, but the defending unit still does enough to destroy the charging unit, does the defending unit lose (because they did fewer wounds than the enemy)? And do they have to take a morale test? And if failed and less than half strength, I assume it routs. So two units could eliminate each other?
I think that would be the current rule. Or is there an implied rule (in italics):
"Instead
they compare the number of wounds
each unit caused and the unit with the
lowest total loses and must take a
morale test, unless the other unit was eliminated."
Not terribly important. Just curious.
andy
If a unit charges another and does more wounds than the defending unit, but the defending unit still does enough to destroy the charging unit, does the defending unit lose (because they did fewer wounds than the enemy)? And do they have to take a morale test? And if failed and less than half strength, I assume it routs. So two units could eliminate each other?
I think that would be the current rule. Or is there an implied rule (in italics):
"Instead
they compare the number of wounds
each unit caused and the unit with the
lowest total loses and must take a
morale test, unless the other unit was eliminated."
Not terribly important. Just curious.
andy
