Awesome, Vince, thanks very much for that helpful quick reply!
I'm glad that it seems I understood the basic overall concept of required recovery and fleeing correctly, yay! (I.e. about not being forced to activate demoralized units as long as there are still other possible activations, and about checking recovery each turn you do activate a demoralized unit.)
And thanks very much for correcting me overlooking this important rule:
Quote:Your first error here. If he succeeds in recovery, he becomes DISRUPTED not good order (14.41).
I was indeed incorrectly simply removing the demoralized marker, returning the recovered unit to good order.
Doh! This rule is very clear; I just forgot it.
And I like your short simple summary of fleeing preferences:
Quote:Flee further away when you can
Flee the same distance in hexes away if unable to flee further
Stay in place if neither of the above options occur.
Very clear and useful; I shall apply it.
I think I'm now ready to go once more into the breach and try scenario 3 ...
