Petra

Strategy: Petra commits to variance across her entire kit, not just her damage. Change of Fate swings between 5% and 600% of a 70%-Attack base — an enormous range — but Turn Card, her heal, is randomized the same way, rolling between 5% and 400% off a 140%-Attack base. She's built on wide probability distributions in both directions, offense and support, which makes her simultaneously capable of a game-swinging burst and a near-useless dud on the same skill in back-to-back casts. Weighted Deck, her exclusive skill, doesn't just boost damage — it amplifies 'fluctuating skills' broadly, raising the ceiling on both Change of Fate's burst potential and Turn Card's emergency healing. Worth knowing before you assume it's a pure damage skill. Evil Eye adds a 50% chance to curse the target with +50% damage taken, which stacks especially well with a high Change of Fate roll landing right after — the curse doesn't care how the damage was generated, so timing a big hit into an active Evil Eye curse is where her real spike potential comes from. The Shield's 40% chance of -50% damage taken for all squads is solid, underrated army-wide mitigation on top of the offense. Skill priority: Change of Fate first for the primary damage swing, Evil Eye second to set up the curse window, Turn Card third — useful, but her offense is the reason to run her. She's the right Cavalry lead before Sophia or Thrud unlock, and her high-roll ceiling is genuinely strong enough that some players keep her geared as a coin-flip option for single decisive PvP exchanges even afterward.