It has been observed that when repeating certain battles multiple times, each round unfolds identically – the morale and luck rolls, the damage dealt, and the spells cast by the spellcasting units are all the same.
This phenomenon was noticed in the Griffin Conservatory. However, in battles against Titans, the Djinn cast different spells as early as the first round.
I concluded that in enclosed structures like conservatories, crypts, Naga banks, utopias, etc., the battle map (let's call the entire battle process, step by step, a "map") remains unchanged when the same actions are repeated.

I would like to note some observations that I made while playing the map:
When I captured a conservatory, I initiated a battle so that the Wizard would cast Mass Slow in the first round. During multiple battle reloads, I noticed an interesting pattern: if the Wizards are positioned "to the left" of the Sharpshooters (meaning they act before them), they cast "defensive" spells, such as Mass Weakness on the Griffins, Mass Stone Skin, or Shield. It's as if they are trying to reduce the damage inflicted on their own troops by the Griffins. I even conducted an experiment, changing the troop positions randomly, as long as the Wizard was to the left – they cast Stone Skin 14 times in a row! When I positioned the Sharpshooters to the left, which I used to wait in the first round, the Wizard mainly cast "offensive" magic: Bless (in most cases), Slow (less frequently), Haste, presumably allowing the Sharpshooters to fire with Bless after the wait, or to shoot down the Griffins under Mass Slow. I may have written this a bit confusingly, but I hope I made myself clear.

If this is still news to anyone, let me inform you: there is a widely held belief that morale (or luck?) can be influenced by performing certain actions in battle at specific intervals.

I completely agree with this!!! I have heard this from "old" and experienced players. I haven't experimented with this myself, because it's simply not necessary in online play. But once, I played with a player with whom we chatted on ICQ during the game. During the final battle, he told me that his morale was +1 and that, with equal armies, victory was guaranteed. I initially laughed at this, because it's just a matter of chance. But before each shot, there was a long pause (as if he was reciting a children's rhyme and pressing the left mouse button at the right word). I don't remember how many times he got the morale bonus and the outcome of the battle (it was a long time ago), but nevertheless... Until that moment, I considered this to be nonsense, but if Vitaly even says it :cool:, then who knows...:)