Rally question

[RightDeve]

Not by the company commander of course. The platoon commander can be rallied by A0 (if in range), or, if A0 fails, then by the platoon commander itself.

By the way, your given scenario is impossible. There's no way a company commander can be rallied by A0 if it's (company commander) already failed rallying itself. The correct order of rallying is from the highest command down to the squad itself, not the other way around.

A0's rallying of company commander only relieves him of the suppression, not to replenish his rally point. It'll have to wait next turn to have its rally point back.

[Cross]

Originally Posted by RightDeve

By the way, your given scenario is impossible. There's no way a company commander can be rallied by A0 if it's (company commander) already failed rallying itself. The correct order of rallying is from the highest command down to the squad itself, not the other way around.

Hi RD,
It is possible. If the A0 is out of range, the Coy commander will attempt to rally himself, after he fails you can move the A0 within range of the Coy Commander and the A0 will attempt the next rally.

You can do this as a deliberate tactic. Letting commanders try to rally, then if one in an important situation fails, move the A0 within range of that commander to attempt to rally him.
You've probably done it yourself, you just forgot

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