Magic Reflect he gives everything back💥

Here is a summary of everything about this great ability used a lot to hit full magic decks hard.

Magic Reflect

Magic Reflect Ability Mechanics

1. Damage Reflection:

   • Magic Reflect returns half of the incoming magic damage back to the attacker, rounded up.

   • This reflected damage equals the attacker's base magic damage divided by 2.

2. Special Interactions:

   • Units with Reflection Shield do not take damage from reflected magic attacks.

   • Blast is not triggered by reflected magic attacks, meaning adjacent units will not be affected.

Best cards that have Magic Reflect

Notable Rulesets for Magic Reflect Usage:

1. Up to Eleven:

   • The Amplify ability can increase the damage from Magic Reflect by +1. Placing an Amplify-capable unit where it might be targeted by Snipe can maximize its reflective damage against magic-heavy opponents.

2. Fire & Regret:

   • Combining Magic Reflect with Thorns ensures that your opponent suffers damage from both melee and magic attacks, providing strong retaliatory power.

My favorite card with blast:

This is my favorite with this power, because of how cheap it is and because it has this great ability, I usually put it first in the strategy to return all the magic damage to the opponent.

Key Abilities to Pair with Magic Reflect

• Reflection Shield: A unit with this ability will not take any return damage from Magic Reflect, Return Fire, or Thorns.

• Void: Reduces the damage returned by Magic Reflect. Units like Djinn Oshannus (who possess Void) are highly resistant to Magic Reflect’s effects.

Summoners with Magic Reflect Ability

• Owster Rotwell:

With a mana cost of 3, this summoner applies Magic Reflect to all friendly units. Owster Rotwell is particularly valuable against teams with a strong magic focus.

Units with Magic Reflect Ability

• Failed Summoner - Level 1
• Pelacor Conjurer - Level 1
• Prismatic Energy - Level 1
• Unicorn Mustang - Level 5