That's don't look good.

Another oddity I noticed after checking out Procipinee's inventory after she surrendered.  She was using a plain old staff with 4 Blunt Attack and -1 Crit.  In her inventory she had the following three items:

• Queen's Staff - 4 Blunt ATK, -1 Crit, +6 Dodge
• Dagger - 6 Cutting ATK, +4 Init, +4 Crit, +1 Counter ATK
• Sharp Dagger - 6 Cutting ATK, +4 Init, +6 Crit, +0.5 Crit Multiplier, +1 Counter ATK.
• Glyph Round Shield - 5 DEF, 6 Spell Resist, +6 Dodge, +10 DEF when defending.

The optimal weapon for her build, or for a mage build, out of those weapons certainly isn't the Staff.  It's the Sharp Dagger, with the shield if it doesn't put her into a weight penalty.  

Her trinket choice was screwy as well (she had a horse in inventory, but wasn't riding it), but you get the point.  

I totally agree here. the game is way too easy right now because the AI sucks at choosing skills for its champions when it levels up.

I suspect the AI couldn't find a decent melee-type champion, hadn't gone with the Warlord background, and decided its best option was turning Procipinee into a front line warrior.  Definitely needs tweaking, and that Summon Shadow Warg spell is probably something the AI Procipinee needs on all occasions.

I'm not so sure that's the case for two reasons:

1.  Procipinee's background makes her a caster.  Trying to turn her into a melee fighter will never result in a good melee fighter.  Of all the solutions to "I don't have a good tank" that the AI could come up with, turning Procipinee into the tank has to be the worst available. 

2.  If the AI was going the Procipinee as tank route, why on earth level Water (Chaos, Freeze) to 2, take a Spell Resist 10 trait, and take the Merchant trait?  Air to 2 gives you Guardian Wind, but that spell can't be the best thing to spend a trait on if you're creating a melee Sovereign.  That's arguably four level ups on top of all of her innate spell casting traits that are wasted if the goal is to make her a melee fighter.  

To be fair, mage is crap, I mean mana are very limited in early of game, make hard to level up, while warrior don't worry very much about mana but a healing as need to be. so warrior fight endless as long armor, dogle, high attack, and high int speed, no problem and sole, and it's level up fast as soon as allow while mage had to stay in city and wait for mana and not much of damage spell in all first level, fire first level you had to get close to enemie to use it. but end up danger since lack of armor and dogle on mage part. So basic mage don't level very much or slow to level or had to wait and reply on troop to do damage and keep enemie away from mage, while warrior do not need all this and warrior go fight and level up soon as he able to.

Edit: don't get me wrong, I don't think warrior overpower, and no I am not asking nerf warrior, I had too much fun playing warrior but mage is nerf and bored, had to reply mana of limited in early of game, that mean he can't level up as warrior do, and there is not much range of damage spell in first level of spell at least, most got in high level.

Edit again, spell damage might be same as weapon, but I must point out mage had lack of wear armor and not even had per level of dogle as well, so mage do not had any mean of defense as warror do.