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--- morale [2018/11/27 18:29] – dave
+++ morale [2021/02/06 13:16] – dave
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 MORALE CHECK: the DM rolls a Morale Check for each group in the following circumstances:
-•	Once a group has lost 50% of its number it must roll each and every turn until the battle is over or it fails the check.
+  * Once a group has lost 50% of its number it must roll each and every turn until the battle is over or it fails the check.
-•	If the enemy appears invulnerable to the group’s attacks, it must make a morale check.
+  * If the enemy appears invulnerable to the group’s attacks, it must make a morale check.
-•	If the group’s leader is killed or captured.
+  * If the group’s leader is killed or captured.
 The check is made by rolling 1d20 and if the result is equal to or less than the group’s morale number, the check is passed.  If the roll exceeds the morale number, the check is failed.
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 RALLY
-A leader of some sort can attempt to Rally a group that has failed a morale check and is fleeing.   The leader must give up his attacks on the next turn and be within 1’ x CHA score from the closest group member.  During the morale phase, the leader must roll his CHA or less on 1d20, if he succeeds, the group can re-roll its morale check.
+A leader of some sort can attempt to Rally a group that has failed a morale check and is fleeing.   The leader must give up his attacks on the next turn and be within 1’ x CHA score from the closest group member.  During the morale phase, the leader must roll his CHA or less on 1d20, if he succeeds, the group can re-roll its morale check.  A character with the Rally the Troops skill replaces his CHA check with a skill roll and keeps the rallied troops from needing to make another check for 1d4 rounds.