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Morale is a game mechanic featured in Hyrule Warriors.[name reference needed] It affects the Morale Level for Forces during battle.

Overview[]

Certain actions and scripted events in Battles will trigger either a boost or a loss in Morale towards Forces, either increasing or decreasing their attack power and defensive capabilities.[1]

Gaining high Morale is sometimes triggered by encouragement from a Forces' general or the domination of the battlefield, while low Morale can be caused by Allied generals fleeing the battlefield, Keeps being lost or enemy generals taunting them. Troops with a high Morale will gain a glowing border on their model, mirroring the color marker of their Force, while troops with low Morale will have a dampened and grey toned glow.

In certain Battles, such as in the Scenario "The Water Temple", enemy Morale can be lowered by surprising them by descending upon their troops from a higher position. The loss of powerful troops can also negatively affect Morale.

Nomenclature[]

TMC Forest Minish Artwork Names in Other Regions TMC Jabber Nut Sprite
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese やる気 (Yaruki) Motivation

References

  1. "Each army has a morale level. When morale is high, an army will glow brightly and become stronger. When morale is low, the army will look darkly shaded instead." — Tutorial (Hyrule Warriors)

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