Karma

Karma’s whole identity revolves around adaptability. In practice she picks which ability to strengthen on the fly: Mantra, unlocked at level 1 without spending a skill point, adds an extra effect to her next cast, while her passive Gathering Fire returns some of Mantra’s cooldown each time her damaging spells land. That loop rewards a support or mid laner who fights hard, not only to push the lane, but to get her best tool back online sooner.

Her core toolkit handles damage, crowd control, and protection. Inner Flame is a simple exploding poke orb, and Mantra transforms it into a devastating burst that can finish kills. Focused Resolve links an enemy, exposing them and rooting them if the connection stays intact, making it her go-to pick and chase option. Inspire grants a shield and movement speed to an ally, and under Mantra the shield jumps to nearby teammates, turning a single-target save into a team-wide engage or escape button.

Where she fits

In support, Karma acts as a poke and tempo driver: she pressures lanes, shields her carry during all-ins, and hastens the whole squad into or out of fights. Playing mid, she becomes a utility mage that trades raw burst for steady harass and roaming speed. Her sturdy defensive stats let her outlast skirmishes that would wipe out more fragile enchanters.

Karma is a good match for players who like making a choice in every fight, such as whether Mantra should go to damage, the root, or the group shield, and who prefer nonstop involvement over big cooldown-driven moments. Her drawback is commitment: once she has spent everything, she has little to offer until Gathering Fire restores her resources.