Will immortal break moral in pos dom?

Saint_Dude · #1 April 27th, 2007, 11:27 AM

If I remember correctly, in dom2 immortal pretenders never broke moral when fighting in a province with positive dominion. Is this also true in dom3?

Along these same lines. . . if an immortal pretender goes into battle with chaff in a province with positive dominion, will he break when the chaff is killed off, or will he hang around to punish the opposition?

Saint_Dude · #2 April 27th, 2007, 02:52 PM

Well, after testing I find that at the very least an immortal pretender is subject to the 50 turn rule (stupid skel spammers).

Still not sure if he would possibly route earlier do to injury or the death of other friendly units when fighting in prov with positive dom. Doesn't seem like he should.

Xietor · #3 April 27th, 2007, 03:04 PM

I think the 2 rules conflict.

One says if you take damage you take a morale check, the other that he will not retreat in a friendly territory.

I think the new rule applies, and he can retreat if hit. But I am not certain. But I have seen commanders flee, when they commanded undead that were still on the field, and the commander had not suffered any damage. And it was not that far into the fight. Shrug.

Morkilus · #4 April 27th, 2007, 05:25 PM

Saint_Dude: You might get more of a response to general questions in the main forum; people usually only look here for new multiplayer games or games they are already playing. Oh, by the way: I have no idea.

lch · #5 April 28th, 2007, 08:26 AM

This has been discussed recently. And yeah, post these questions in the "main" forum for Dom3.

Saint_Dude · #6 April 28th, 2007, 11:08 AM

Sorry for posting in the wrong location.

Through experience, I have the answer to my question anyway. Turns out there are worse things than immortal pretenders routing in friendly dom. They can be killed in friendly dom!

If an immortal pretender overstays his welcome on the battlefield (75 turns), he will die and not be reborn regardless of dominion.