Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

Hello,
I am having trouble understanding the section on cessation-cured
disorder regarding detachments Rule 5.221 bullet 2.

Perhaps it would be clearer if I could read section 6.46, but my
rule book doesn't have it - it stops at 6.45. Any advice?

Thanks, Raphael

[joncleaves]

Hello,
I am having trouble understanding the section on cessation-cured
disorder regarding detachments Rule 5.221 bullet 2.

Perhaps it would be clearer if I could read section 6.46, but my
rule book doesn't have it - it stops at 6.45. Any advice?

Thanks, Raphael>>

Good catch. Wonder why I never noticed that before. The correct reference is
2.53.

Jon

--- In WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com, JonCleaves@a... wrote:
> Hello,
> I am having trouble understanding the section on cessation-cured
> disorder regarding detachments Rule 5.221 bullet 2.
>
> Perhaps it would be clearer if I could read section 6.46, but my
> rule book doesn't have it - it stops at 6.45. Any advice?
>
> Thanks, Raphael>>
>
> Good catch. Wonder why I never noticed that before. The correct
reference is 2.53.
>
> Jon

Thanks.
So, if a shaken (and therefore disordered) detachment joins its
parent body 5.221 bullet 2 says it is "cessation cured disorder" but
surely this just removes its shaken status, as per 2.53 paragraph
10.

As 5.222 bullet 6 says that a steady body joined by a disordered
detachment is a cause of "rally cured disorder" when does it rally?

In the end phase of the same turn - even though the detachment moved
or in the end phase of the following turn?

Thanks, Raphael