Automatic ballista control.

Really? Although, it seems that way... I'm just used to building large armies through diplomacy, recruiting from all sorts of factions – that's why I sometimes end up with 7 different races in one army... Okay, this is already off-topic. I just thought that having 2 races doesn't affect morale.

In the case of the "ballista zombie killer," having 2 races is a must, and they definitely have an impact because 1 race gives a morale bonus of +1 for 1 alignment, and 2 races don't give any bonus, so there won't be any errors in the program's operation.
2Smoke: This isn't a cheat; it's a program that replicates your identical actions, simply saving time. And if you can't figure out how to kill 1 fairy with a ballista and a cart against 100+ zombies, then I'm sorry, you're not a tactician. Somewhere on this forum, there was a link to a map that one of the forum members posted, "for those who doubt that 1 unit can defeat 1000 archangels." It's a map for beginners. You're just repeating the same action over and over. Simply looping this action, why would that be a cheat if you're setting a "bot" to perform what you need to do (in this case, moving the fairy back and forth for 43 rounds, skipping a turn with the peasant)? It's just a cyclic process, a very convenient thing.
2Author: The program is written in the Object Pascal language, hmm... presumably Delphi? The commands are exactly like that. And if so, where can I get the program's code?