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Here we go again....



1. You take a morale check when you have more dead than alive. In the book it says you take one everytime you lose a team... AND have less than half the original teams. Although punctuation could be taken to mean when you simply take a single team loss.... and then have to take the test... Which way is right?

2. If you have less than 50% of the original platoon size, you take a morale check at the start of your move phase. If you fail you are dead?

1. On page 172 - you make a platoon morale check at the end of a Shooting or Assault step when a platoon has more teams destroyed than still fighting, and had teams Destroyed or forced to bail out during the Shooting or Assault step.

So, if I had a platoon with 9 teams in it, and 5 were destroyed over the course of the game, I could need to take a Motivation test when the platoon lost that 5th team, and every subsequent phase in which the platoon loses another team.

2. There are no morale checks in the movement phase.