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In a game with morale, you shouldn't pray; instead, you need to calculate, adjust your tactics (play it safe), i.e., sometimes try to wait with a valuable stack at double the distance from a neutral creature or shoot with a penalty. In a normal battle with morale affecting neutral creatures, chance accounts for no more than 10-20%, and if you force the issue/take a risk, the probability naturally increases to 50% or higher, and as a result, losing due to morale is already at your own risk. The same applies to group stacks...
I know all this; I've played a lot with morale, and I know what's what. That's why my point of view is as I expressed it. Morale adds to the game what is called "cooler" in poker. Ask our poker players why they don't like coolers. Morale is the same.