(08-22-2020, 01:40 AM)g1ul10 Wrote: (08-21-2020, 11:52 PM)Blackcloud6 Wrote: 13.13 has your answer: "Leaders moving with the unit are affected normally along with the unit by any results."
Yes, thank you for pointing this out. My reading of this sentence was that any result from the direct fire or bombardment table also affected the moving leader, that is, in practice, that also the leader must check for morale.
The extension of this prescription to 3.14 is not super clear to me. Should it be intended that if a leader and a unit are moving together and one of them fails a MC, both units are stopped? If this is the case, it would imply that if a platoon has to dash across a street, it's better doing it alone (one MC) than with a leader (two MC)... which seems a bit counterintuitive...
If a leader and a unit are running in the open, and are hit by OP fire....if EITHER unit fails MC (disrupt or dem) IT is halted...it has no impact on the other "unit" in the hex.
The leader failing does not stop the combat unit...and the combat unit failing does not necessarily stop the leader.....he could continue on if he choose...
