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So, does it need to be 3-4 stacks getting lucky? And the battle went without losing any mana? Okay, 4 out of 5 events happen with a positive result, with each having a probability of 0.04 for +1 morale, 0.08 for +2, and 0.13 for +3. Even if the morale is +3, the chance will be 0.13^4 * 5, and even with +3 morale, the chance will be 0.1%. With +2, it's 0.02%, and with +1, it's 0.001%. So, 1 out of 1000 times, if the morale is +3, the pegasi will get lucky. (This is assuming that we need 4 out of 5 stacks to get lucky.) Moreover, if fewer stacks get lucky, the losses will already be significantly different. This is if only 1 battle went so successfully. If 2 battles were fought with losses corresponding to mass morale, and with a morale of 1, the probability of these events is already so small... That even by reviewing the saves, everything can be proven. And if someone says that I got lucky, yes, with a probability of 0.001% * 0.001% = 0.000001% = 10^(-10), that is, 1 out of 10,000,000,000 cases. So, the person didn't use a bug in 1 out of 10 million cases (if there are no army or mana losses). What's the point of all this rambling? To show that if you want, you can even catch someone cheating online. I didn't even know that this was prohibited... Because on many other streams, I often saw this. And I think we should ask Ogres and Hunter98 if they are against this trick or not. That's all.