RageRoot Berserker Dragon

Example: RageRoot Berserker Dragon has this passive skill and initially deals 400 damage with its attacks. After knocking out one opponent, the damage increases to 600. After knocking out a second opponent, the damage increases to 800.

Pros:

- Encourages aggressive play, rewarding the user for knocking out opponents.

- Can snowball into high damage output, making the user a significant threat as the battle progresses.

- Passive skills activate automatically, requiring no additional action from the player.

- Consistent benefit as long as the conditions are met.

Cons:

- The increased damage is conditional on successfully knocking out opponents, which may not always be achievable.

- Less effective if the user cannot secure knockouts quickly or if there are few opponents left.

- Passive skills cannot be actively controlled or timed by the player.

- May be less noticeable in battles where the user is not able to knock out opponents frequently.

Example: RageRoot Berserker Dragon uses Roots of Rage, then swaps with an ally.

Pros:

- Free swap allows for tactical repositioning without using a turn.

- Adds an element of surprise and can disrupt opponent’s strategy.

Cons:

- Lack of control over which ally is swapped in.

- Potential to disrupt planned strategies or combos.