LOL, I agree. I put Dragon20 (maybe IG20) on auto when I went to bed, I clear both 100% but really slow.  Forgot to swap out Alure (I was trying different combos), woke up and it was still on 1st run 331 minutes later. Ugh. 

Well, this is a bit different for the AI... it's her a1.

Well, this is a bit different for the AI... it's her a1.

Well, could it be done as if she sees someone with unkillable buff on she just avoids hitting that champion and if that champion is the only one left she can keep hitting him until her a2 and a3 both are not on cool down anymore and once they both ready just hit him with a3, next turn a2 and then a1?

The Artificial Intelligence on Auto Complete has its problems.  Champions will attack enemies with un-killable buffs while other enemies are still alive.  And they'll often waste their powerful skills that have long cool-downs when using them is totally unnecessary.  But, you know, if I want the Champions to do what I want, I can always play it manually.  I do have that option.

Not to complete a mission on auto. Strategy should be the strength of this game, unfortunately we are forced to strategize around poor AI more often than not. The usefulness of a given champ unfortunately is driven by the AI and how many books does it need. At least Alure is good without books.

I agree on the things written here.  I know you guys are talking against unkillable buff but I just don't like Plarium to mess up with Alure's ai because her ai is great at fire knight 20.

There are easier options on dealing with unkillable, either bring buff stripper or just don't bring Alure at all :D

I agree on the things written here.  I know you guys are talking against unkillable buff but I just don't like Plarium to mess up with Alure's ai because her ai is great at fire knight 20.

There are easier options on dealing with unkillable, either bring buff stripper or just don't bring Alure at all :D

I agree, Alure's AI overall isn't perfect but it is MUCH better than many others. I can work around her issues. Attempting to "fix" this would probably make it worse everywhere else.