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What's so funny about that? Play more games where morality is a factor, and you'll see how it affects maneuvering.
It's funny in comparison to Gurney, of course. He's the record holder for the longest and most maneuverable battles.
And regarding "they almost always hit goblins standing next to each other," that's a pretty amusing statement.
As far as I remember my games in Haven and Rampart (back then, morality was still a thing) and other tournaments of that time, Tyrus didn't have any particular problems with morality. He climbed the max-level tower on day 111 with morality and got out. He used this exact scheme – we guarded morality with a stack of goblins. There aren't many other ideas here.
And wolves don't hold up well in a fight.
If wolves could also withstand attacks, then Barbarians would be the strongest faction :).