Battle-shock - how long does it last in certain conditions?

[Spyros]

The general rule of Battle-shock is that at the start of your Command phase you have to take one if a unit is below half-strength and if you fail it then it lasts until your next Command phase.

 

In the following scenario, the opponent is charging in his turn a unit I control led by Dante. Dante's ability forces the opponent's unit to take a BS check with a -1 penalty, and they lose it.

In the following turn, which is mine, does the opponent's unit remain battle-shocked throughout that turn? His unit is not below half-strength.

And is then released from BS in his own following turn?

 

[TrawlingCleaner]

=][= Moved to Offical Rules as it's a better fit here =][=

 

 

For the Question itself, you have the right of it here. If a unit is above Half-strength when the controlling player's Command phase rolls around then they automatically pass Battle-shock.

 

The ideal is that you force Battle-shock in their turn so they're Battle-Shocked for longer but it's not always do-able!

[Karhedron]

As per P11 of the Core Rules, a unit failing a Battleshock test is battleshocked until the start of the owning player's next Command phase.