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A program for determining luck/morality in Heroes 3!
First of all, don't worry about online play. A person either cheats or doesn't. If they cheat, they don't care whether you have a program to detect it or not. A map editor or a second computer in the club is more than enough for them, and they don't need any moral justification.
Do you think that in a random game, the winner will be the one with superior morale among their troops, or the one who, by following the optimal path, collects the entire map? No amount of morale will help against a three times stronger hero and a five times larger army.
Regarding WBN, I'll say this: I'm always willing to play against this person, and it's ridiculous to accuse him of cheating. His win-loss ratio online is about the same as many other good players, nothing special. If he wanted to cheat, he would win all the Tournaments he participated in. I repeat, you can cheat without any program.
To assume that a person doesn't cheat online but does cheat offline is illogical; a cheater is a cheater everywhere, and they need to win everything.
WBN simply successfully combined online and offline play; usually, people only have the patience for one. This is why he performed so well in your Tournament, and not because of cheating.