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The nature of the phenomenon where peasants get lucky against a Fireball lies in the fact that the game assigns the same value for luck after the hero flees the battlefield in the second round. I can assert that luck can be obtained in this way, at most, on the second attempt.

Now, I suggest you conduct a test: how many times out of 10 will the peasants get lucky if you don't flee the battlefield each time to start the battle again, but instead exit the game and reload it?

During the testing process, I managed to get the morale bonus for the spearmen. Let's assume that in this task, the decisive factor is the morale bonus for the spearmen, and not the luck of the peasants. How many times out of 10 will you be able to get the morale bonus for the spearmen? Imagine that the author insists on this description (morale bonus for the spearmen, period).