Morale checks, how does it work

[vdxk]

So I was facing 5 thugs with my lonewolf, he had 78 resolve and thugs reduced his morale state to fleeing in three turns, hitting him just once.
This how it's happened:
- 2 thugs engaged LW - morale from steady to wavering
- next turn another thug pushed LW from elevation and now he faced 3 thugs - from wavering to breaking
- LW gets hit once by a thug, couple of hitpoints worth of damage - morale state fleeing.
It felt like LW failed three %5 checks in a row or 78 resolve is simply not enough?

[suejak]

Here's a spreadsheet with a bunch of the resolve check mechanics on it: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ZMGUIT9AaBzLIoXTY8LgMJzHQR_JuOzdluymQb4Fvi4/edit#gid=0

[vdxk]

Interesting, but I still don't understand how much resolve does my knight need, so he doesn't run away screaming when some hobo invades his personal space

[Eriktion]

If I remember correctly a dice is rolled for each resolve check the dice can land between 1 and 100

So lets say the dice lands on 80 but you have only 78 resolve - now you failed the resolve check

But its not that simple .. your 78 resolve gets modified by the modifiers suejak has listed before its compared to the dice roll

but we cant do the math on the spot since we dont know the HP values of the hit you took or how much XP value your enemy had

I might be wrong since I havent really dived into that but its something like that

[vdxk]

Enemies were common thugs, my LW was level 6 and it was one hit for less than 10 hp that send him fleeing.
Well if this is about rolling dice then I just got unlucky (again).

[msunavygrad]

Why was your Lone Wolf all by himself?

[vdxk]

He was sociophobic.

I like to level him up to 11 before recruiting another bro.

[Deaken]

Also get the free squire event when solo