High Master Karma Dragon

Example: High Master Karma Dragon uses Karma Yin, dealing 300 damage to each opponent.

Pros:

- Effective for weakening multiple enemies at once.

- Can potentially knock out several low-health opponents in a single turn.

Cons:

- Damage per opponent may be lower compared to single-target attacks.

- May be less effective against high-defense or high-health opponents.

Example: High Master Karma Dragon uses Karma Revenge, and when attacked, there is a 30% chance the attack is absorbed, nullifying 500 damage and then dealing 1000 damage back to the opponent.

Pros:

- Provides a strong defensive mechanism by nullifying an opponent's attack.

- Converts defense into offense, potentially turning the tide of battle.

- Can deal significant damage back to the opponent, especially if a powerful attack is absorbed.

Cons:

- The chance factor means the skill may not always activate when needed.

- Less reliable than guaranteed defensive or offensive skills.

- Requires the user to be attacked, which might not always be strategic.

- If the absorbed attack is weak, the resulting damage dealt back may be less impactful.

Example: High Master Karma Dragon uses Karma Yang, healing all allies for 300 health points.

Pros:

- Increases the survivability of the entire team.

- Provides moderate healing to all allies in a single turn.

Cons:

- Healing amount may be less compared to skills focused on healing a single target.

- Provides no offensive capability.