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Hello,
I started playing MTW 1 again for nostalgia. The guides here are excellent but there are still some things i can't figure out, mostly because when i google questions, a lot of the answers are for MTW2.
i have a general with 6 command stars, but because he fled during a battle, he got punished with a vice that gives -6 morale. From what i understand, 1 command star = 1 morale, so does this mean that the net effect is 0?
Welcome to the .Org, fishjie ~:wave: .
As I recall it, command stars don't give morale. Every second star gives +1 attack and defence, but not morale. So the units under his command will fight better, but will also start routing earlier. The M:TW beginner's guide contains more information.
If I'm not mistaken, the whole army gets +1 morale for every 2 stars of the general (along with the attack/defense bonuses), while units close to the general (within 50 meters?) get +1 for every star.
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I know that 2 stars of the general give +1 valor to the units. As to the closeness to the general, I wonder how distances are measured on the battle map?Quote:
Originally Posted by drone
Yes, and each +1 valor gives a unit +1 Attack, +1 Defense, and +2 morale. My impression has always been that the additional bonuses/penalties affecting a general as a result of virtues or vices are added on top of this basic mechanic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gilrandir
I still have Yaz' Units Master Tools, which confirms the Attack, Defense, and Morale bonuses per Valor point.
Regarding the original question, assuming no other vice/virtue effects, yes, the net effect is no morale bonus for the stack (6-stars = +3 valor = +6 morale to each unit; -6 vice penalty negates morale bonus; Attack/Defense bonuses from 6 stars unaffected).