I changed my mind. At the risk of infuriating WIF FE traditionalists:ORIGINAL: Froonp
I too prefered the asterisk, as the */2B is a WiF legend that you can't make disappear.ORIGINAL: Shannon V. OKeets
How do you like this version? The D indicates defender becomes disorganized. On (D) the defender 's units become disorganized only if the attacker takes a loss.
Also, the defender is only disrupted if he retreated, or if he took more losses than the attacker. Using the extra losses, this last condition will be conditionaly made only, so I'd suggest not writing (defender disrupted) this on the chart.
1 - O for all remain organized.
2 - o for 1/2 (rounding up) remain organized.
I always disliked the description as half-disrupted since the calculation is done such that half remain undisrupted. Using organized and disorganized opened up the new possibility of using O and o.
I find the asterisk confusing because it means multiply in most situations. That's especially true if we use + to indicate possible additional loss.
So, ...