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And I didn't see the Executioner spell in the book, so I still don't like it. After all, no matter how good you are as a player, the factor of luck/bad luck also sometimes plays a significant role.
I also didn't find my favorite spell, "Frenzy." It seems that the author deliberately deprived the player of access to various fire magic.
Added 3 minutes later Marmot
Well, I don't know... maybe we have different "Heroes": :) in my game, the AI is very resourceful and almost always senses trouble when I cast it.
The AI removes blindness, as a rule, unintentionally. It casts general healing if there are damaged stacks, dispels if it wants to remove buffs from our troops, and antimagic if it is afraid of our powerful offensive spells.