Why not say when a unit loses a combat, they add there remaining breakpoint when they make there morale check? Then Squats and IG become much more resilient.
Add a -1 modifier for every stand lost in the conflict and you are away.
Tom Webb
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Subject: RE: RE: [NetEpic ML] Digest Number 1216
I agree on this one. Morale and breakpoint shoud make a difference. The rules should reflect that a unit of squats can take much more casualties than a IG unit of same size.
Eivind
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> When you take casualties from CC the enemy is "up close and personal"; if you stay put they'll eventually come for you. Hence the instinct is to withdraw if the situation gets too hot (pushing back).
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> **** What about the die hards or the stubborn few that rather tha retreat actually perform actions of heroism or just plain suicide? Does this happen enough to consider? I ask as I know that in some 40k games I have seen that heros spring up from no where, obviously we are talking more numbers.
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When you take casualties from CC the enemy is "up close and personal"; if you stay put they'll eventually come for you. Hence the instinct is to withdraw if the situation gets too hot (pushing back).
**** What about the die hards or the stubborn few that rather tha retreat actually perform actions of heroism or just plain suicide? Does this happen enough to consider? I ask as I know that in some 40k games I have seen that heros spring up from no where, obviously we are talking more numbers.
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