Fleeing?

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**Todosi**

The Dwarf Longbeards have the following rule:

I thought Dwarfs were made of sterner stuff!’: Roll a dice each time a Dispossessed model from your army flees whilst within 8" of this unit; on a 5 or more that model stands firm under the Longbeards’ stern gaze and does not flee

Since fleeing does not appear in the rules, is this referring to retreating? If so, did these guys just become a hindrance instead of a help?

**PenPen**

fleeing = battleshock

BATTLESHOCK PHASE

Even the bravest heart may quail when
the horrors of battle take their toll.

In the battleshock phase, both players must
take battleshock tests for units from their
army that have had models slain during the
turn. the player whose turn it is tests first.

To make a battleshock test, roll a dice and
add the number of models from the unit
that have been slain this turn. For each
point by which the total exceeds the highest
Bravery characteristic in the unit, one model
in that unit must FLEE and is removed from
play. Add 1 to the Bravery characteristic
being used for every 10 models that are in
the unit when the test is taken.

You must choose which models FLEE from
the units you command

**Todosi**

I am an idiot. Thanks for finding that.