What is wrong with these Dwarf units?

[Aio]

Here the picture: https://img2.pic.in.th/pic/2024-07-29_17-15-306a321bcc6f2aa303.png

Since the morale of these units is so high, they don't flee. The most frustrating part is when only a single soldier is left; they become a real pain because no one can attack them, especially cavalry. As you can see in the picture, this lone soldier keeps hammering my troops while my cavalry either runs around or just stares at him without attacking. Considering he's fighting over 100 men, he should be dead in seconds! If you don't shoot them or use a single entity unit to kill them, they'll just keep running around, disrupting everything.

[Enelith]

Can't see much, but if that unit has Unbreakable, it won't flee until all dead.

If the moral is high enough, they have a (damped) version of Unbreakable (in which they're still vulnerable to Army Loss Penalty, but all other moral debuff won't be able to reach the threshold of 20 moral).

[Basarab Laiota]

Ah, the good ol' invincible slayer glitch. I think there's a way to kill him but I'm not entirely sure what it was. Maybe knock him down a hill or something? It hasn't happened to me in so long, idk.

[Cryten]

If your getting a movement crush situation it is better to remove units from the melee. When too many modles are pushing each other you will keep knocking units out of position for their animation to fire. One squad from the front and one from the back should be enough. Though with a single slayer left you will be better served letting a hero hit it.

[Aio]

Originally posted by Enelith:

Can't see much, but if that unit has Unbreakable, it won't flee until all dead.

If the moral is high enough, they have a (damped) version of Unbreakable (in which they're still vulnerable to Army Loss Penalty, but all other moral debuff won't be able to reach the threshold of 20 moral).

Sorry for the picture quality.
here the new one: https://img5.pic.in.th/file/secure-sv1/2024-07-29_17-52-41.png


It's just a poor "Arty" guy who refuses to die. When there are 40 of them, they drop like flies, but when there's only one, they seem immortal.

I think the point is that if this unit belonged to another faction, it would probably disintegrate or flee by now—but not the dwarves.