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Yes. No less than every 4 turns, that's more accurate.
P.S. In the previous post, I forgot to mention another disadvantage of mages. At the start of the game, mages are forced to compensate for their lack of offensive power and ability to withstand attacks (compared to warriors, who have higher and faster-growing attack and defense stats, and often have offensive or armor skills) by using magic. Mana reserves are limited during this period of the game, so the mage is forced to either waste time replenishing mana or significantly reduce their offensive capabilities.
What is, is. But thanks to buffs and artifacts, a mage can boost their attack/defense, and having some kind of area-of-effect spells (chain lightning, inferno...) can give mages an advantage.