Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

[Steve Hollowell]

An unsupported Irr B unit had to take a waiver test as a result of a friendly
unit breaking. As I already noted, the unit is unsupported, the question is does
bullet 4 of 5.13 "Any other friendly body can be seen subject to retreat orders"
count as another cause of unease?

When trying to figure this out, it was pointed out that under 5.11 (causes of
eagerness) bullet 4 states "Any enemy body within 240 paces can be seen subject
to retreat orders or is broken".... is the same applicable in reverse?



Thanks in advance


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[joncleaves]

An unsupported Irr B unit had to take a waiver test as a result of a friendly
unit breaking. As I already noted, the unit is unsupported, the question is does
bullet 4 of 5.13 "Any other friendly body can be seen subject to retreat orders"
count as another cause of unease?>>

Yes. That's two causes, so the B unit is no longer eager.

<<When trying to figure this out, it was pointed out that under 5.11 (causes of
eagerness) bullet 4 states "Any enemy body within 240 paces can be seen subject
to retreat orders or is broken".... is the same applicable in reverse?>>

In reverse? meaning does seeing a friendly unit retreat/broken make one not
eager? No. But seeing a friendly in retreat is a cause of unease as noted
above and in 5.13.

Jon