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'''Morale''' represents | '''Morale''' represents [[troop stack]]'s willingness to fight. High morale can allow creatures to receive an extra attack, while low morale can cause them to freeze. | ||
Each hero has an army consisting of [[troop]]s, and the army has a morale rating which acts as a bonus to the individual morale of its troops. Troops in an army with positive morale have a chance for a second action during their action phase. Troops with negative morale have a chance of freezing each round. The morale rating for an army is normally zero. | |||
Various creatures, spells, secondary skills, town buildings, adventure sites, and artifacts can temporarily (or even permanently) affect morale. | Various creatures, spells, secondary skills, town buildings, adventure sites, and artifacts can temporarily (or even permanently) affect morale. | ||
Revision as of 06:52, 25 July 2016
| Morale | % chance | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| -3 | 25.0% | Freeze |
| -2 | 16.7% | Freeze |
| -1 | 8.3% | Freeze |
| 0 | 0% | |
| +1 | 4.2% | Extra move |
| +2 | 8.3% | Extra move |
| +3 | 12.5% | Extra move |
Morale represents troop stack's willingness to fight. High morale can allow creatures to receive an extra attack, while low morale can cause them to freeze.
Each hero has an army consisting of troops, and the army has a morale rating which acts as a bonus to the individual morale of its troops. Troops in an army with positive morale have a chance for a second action during their action phase. Troops with negative morale have a chance of freezing each round. The morale rating for an army is normally zero.
Various creatures, spells, secondary skills, town buildings, adventure sites, and artifacts can temporarily (or even permanently) affect morale.
Undead creatures and elementals have a morale of zero, independent of their army’s morale rating.
Morale gives you a chance for an extra turn with an unit in battle.
The chance of getting a morale is equal to 1/24 * morale value. Note that this can be a negative as well, in which case the unit has bad morale, which causes your units to freeze and skip the turn. A hero's units have double the chance of freezing with bad morale than having a second attack with the same level of good morale. Not correctly documented in the manual. Also, morale modifiers are capped at +3 and -3.
Base morale is what you get from having an army composed of units from certain towns. You get lower base morale the more towns you have units from in your army (Neutral counts as a town)- You start off at +1, and get -1 for each new alignment you add.(So if you have creatures from 3 town types, you have -1 as base morale). Bonuses for having Archangels and/or Undead are not counted here.
Increases morale:
- The Leadership secondary skill
- All creatures fighting in hero's army are from the same town type
- Numerous Artifacts (Crest of Valor, Glyph of Gallantry, Badge of Courage, Pendant of Courage, Still Eye of the Dragon).
- Mirth
- Archangels in your army.
- Numerous Adventure Map objects (Fountain of Youth, Temple, Oasis, Watering Hole, Buoy, Events)
- Good troops fighting on Holy Ground and Evil troops fighting in Evil Fog.
- Defending in Siege battles (Tavern bestows your troops +1 Morale. Brotherhood of the Sword gives +2).
Gives bad morale
- Multiple units of different alignments and Undead units in your army.
- Fighting Bone Dragons or Ghost Dragons.
- Sorrow
- Good troops fighting in Evil Fog or Evil troops fighting on Holy Ground.
- Spirit of Oppression (It negates Good morale, anyway)
- Events
- Visiting shipwrecks, crypts etc. where the guardians have already been defeated.
Unaffected
Creatures with morale effect
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