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Okay, was testing out my list for Saturday tourny with a couple of people up at mt lgs. During the game, my stealth team came under heavy fire, leaving only the team leader alive. He passed his morale check at the end of the shooting phase and all was well for him to contest an objective. At the beginning of my turn, which was the bottom of the 6th, my opponent told me the stealth suit had to take a "MAN ALONE" morale test or go running. He passed the check and I won the game with me holding 2 objective and contesting one with the stealth suit. But where is this supposed "man alone" test in the rulebook? I checked under the morale section and could not find anything. Any help is appreciated.

It existed in 4th edition, but doesn't any more.

And a good thing, too.

Dropping LMS gets rid of all the pesky questions about whether solo ICs need to take man alone tests if the rest of the squad is destroyed, and places the decision to hide (for KPs) or fight back in the player's hands.

Makes the last Trooper a valuable model, too.

It was one of those rules often forgotten as well, glad they took it out.