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Really? Does this refer to replaying a battle immediately after the first one, or does loading saves also count? I only attacked them at the beginning when there were few of them. Then I reloaded and skipped turns before the next attack.
You get 0 points for replaying a battle immediately after the first one (assumption: if the battle is replayed with better results, then perhaps some points are awarded). You also get fewer points than usual after a certain number of in-game days have passed (including after loading saves). I only have my own personal theory on this: the number of points from a replayed battle is equal to the difference between the number of points from that battle as if it were played for the first time and the number of points already awarded for that battle. I hope I explained it clearly. But there is an inconsistency: the first time you fight neutral creatures, there are very few of them, and you get very few points. The second time, you increase the number of armies to tens of thousands, so, logically, this small amount should not be noticeable in the overall picture. I don't know, maybe some other reducing coefficient is applied.