Art De La Guerre

[Ramses II]

I have corrected my earlier post which contained an error; the Game turn consists of two player phases, so a commander that becomes attached in his own phase remains attached during the other player’s phase (and possibly longer if engaged in combat). 

[daveallen]

[lionelrus]

Yes Dave. To say differently, a general attached with a unit figthing in melee remain attached, but he can leave the unit when he wants do so, during his own turn of course.
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[lionelrus]

As is a holly purpose to give civilisation to barbarians, specialy to whom allways win against us in 6 nations, i give you the french sentence.
El Kreator says: "une fois qu'un général est attaché à une unité il le reste jusqu'à la fin du tour ou de la mêlée s'il s'engage en mêlée.
What a poetry, isn't it?
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[KevinD]

[daveallen]

Edit:-

That's a fair point, but the rules don't say the commander becomes attached to the unit he flees to. This is relevant because the nearest unit might not be part of his Corps and so he would not be able to attach to it.
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[daveallen]

Ah, I see the comment I was replying to in this (now edited) post has gone...
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