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<blockquote data-quote="Silveras" data-source="post: 1299083" data-attributes="member: 6271">Probably. I might have just been feeling unusually obtuse that day, but I had the impression that survivors was just one aspect of what the question was about. To elaborate on that aspect, no, there is no grading of units by current membership. &quot;Soldier&quot; type units essentially have 100 (Healthy), 67 (Wounded), or 33 (Recovered Fragment) members; the 33 either get added to 2 other groups of 33 to make a new 100, get added to a 67 to &quot;heal&quot; it, or go away.Other than in that Recovery phase, the numbers of actual soldiers in the unit do not come into play. A Special Unit of 1 Balor or 3 Dragons is just as much a single Unit as a Martial Unit of 100 humans. The attack bonus, the base damage, and so on are not proportional to the membership. A Unit that was Wounded remains Wounded until it gets magical healing or sufficient rest to heal naturally, at which point it is returned to &quot;Healthy&quot; status.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Silveras, post: 1299083, member: 6271"] Probably. I might have just been feeling unusually obtuse that day, but I had the impression that survivors was just one aspect of what the question was about. To elaborate on that aspect, no, there is no grading of units by current membership. "Soldier" type units essentially have 100 (Healthy), 67 (Wounded), or 33 (Recovered Fragment) members; the 33 either get added to 2 other groups of 33 to make a new 100, get added to a 67 to "heal" it, or go away. Other than in that Recovery phase, the numbers of actual soldiers in the unit do not come into play. A Special Unit of 1 Balor or 3 Dragons is just as much a single Unit as a Martial Unit of 100 humans. The attack bonus, the base damage, and so on are not proportional to the membership. A Unit that was Wounded remains Wounded until it gets magical healing or sufficient rest to heal naturally, at which point it is returned to "Healthy" status. [/QUOTE]

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