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Yes, I'm not used to playing without morale yet! :) Or rather, you understand with your mind that it doesn't exist, but the feeling that your main stack is always safe is missing))))
But with morale, such wonders are possible – bam, and the main stack is chipped, and then halved! :eek:
There's a tricky dependency here with morale. If you protect your shooters, then morale isn't that scary, except that it might bite at the supporting units more. But if you don't protect them, it can lead to a complete wipe.
And contact stacks generally hold up better in combat. Trolls and skeletons simply because they have high hit points, and wolves due to their skillful battle tactics. For example, a maxed-out gnome on stones, when deploying wolves, will fall even with morale if you advance the offense with an attack (in short, so that the stack falls after 3 attacks from the wolves) – it's enough to keep the stack of goblins close to the wolves all the time; if the gnomes get demoralized, they will attack it, not the wolves. Well, and if they take out some units, then remove the backlash with the main stack of goblins.