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If a commanders 8-sided die is used for attacking or defending and it loses a matchup, must the commander be lost as a casualty?

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If a commanders 8-sided die is used for attacking or defending and it loses a matchup, must the commander be lost as a casualty?

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No. MODs can always be taken as casualties, even if the commander’s die is the only one being rolled, as long as there are MODs available to lose. The commander is at risk only when no MODs are left to protect him. Rolling the commander’s die means that the commander must advance, if possible.