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For the Dreadclaw rules in IA6, when would the Dreadnought make it's "crazed" test? During the turn it actually disembarks, or the turn following?

Sorry if this was already posted, I searched for Dreadclaws but did not see any discussions about the Dreadnoughts.

The test is made at the start of the movement phase.

So, technically, you'd have to make it at the start of the turn even if the dread is embarked. However, it's unable to move or fire so the test is a bit pointless.

You should test every turn at the start of the movement phase. However, the test is redundant if the dread is embarked or in reserve.