Well it could be good indeed, because morale will drop from the enemy. But you also have to take care of your own province who is at 25%, put enough man for prevention of uprising. And if enemy is active, you could also lose that group
Yes it is
- own territories : 1/5 between group moral and territory
e.g. group at 75%, territory at 25% -> after refresh group at 65%
- ally territories : 1/10 between group moral and 50%
e.g. group at 75% -> next refresh group at 72.5%
- hostile territories : 1/7 between group moral and 50%
e.g. group at 75% -> next refresh group at 71,43%
add that ennemy group in a territory drop down moral on it, it's double better to do that if you cant go back on a good moral territory that you own 
Your explanation with figures makes it completely clear. Sincere thanks, this changes a lot!
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- own territories : 1/5 between group moral and territory
e.g. group at 75%, territory at 25% -> after refresh group at 65%
- ally territories : 1/10 between group moral and 50%
e.g. group at 75% -> next refresh group at 72.5%
- hostile territories : 1/7 between group moral and 50%
e.g. group at 75% -> next refresh group at 71,43%
add that ennemy group in a territory drop down moral on it, it's double better to do that if you cant go back on a good moral territory that you own
Display MoreYes it is
- own territories : 1/5 between group moral and territory
e.g. group at 75%, territory at 25% -> after refresh group at 65%
- ally territories : 1/10 between group moral and 50%
e.g. group at 75% -> next refresh group at 72.5%
- hostile territories : 1/7 between group moral and 50%
e.g. group at 75% -> next refresh group at 71,43%
add that ennemy group in a territory drop down moral on it, it's double better to do that if you cant go back on a good moral territory that you own
Exactly - I do it all the time.
great explanation shark
