"Further Morale rules for TMWWBK" Topic
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 ochoin  | 16 Mar 2017 4:35 p.m. PST |
My tweaks (not used in a game yet) Additional Morale Layers for ‘The Men Who Would Be Kings'.
LOCAL COMMANDERS
1. For each 3 units (rounding up), a Field Force can have another layer of command.
2. This will be represented by appropriate single figures of emirs, army majors, Zulu induna etc.
3. These Local Commanders will be given Leadership ability in a similar manner to Unit Leaders.
4. When un-attached, these local commanders cannot be targeted but may be captured if surrounded or cut-off by the enemy.
5. If one of the units in their command loses its Unit Leader, the local commander may move to the unit (using normal movement rules) and take command.
6. The Local Commander will remain attached to the unit for the duration of the game (or until their demise), functioning as per the Leadership rules.
ARMY COMMANDER
1. Each Field Force will have a designated Army Commander.
2. This will be represented by an appropriate individual figure.
3. The Army Commander cannot be targeted by enemy fire but may be captured if cut off or surrounded.
4. For each Leader lost in the combat, the Field Force will accrue a point (use a D6 placed near the Army Commander). When Leadership loses equal 50% of the Field Forces' leadership, the Field Force will retreat.
Please feel free to comment.
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