The Master's fondness of spamming Mind Blast can disrupt a martial artist assassin's rhythm, as it may convert the monster that the assassin is charging up on, causing her to end up running aimlessly in place while trying to click the now untargetable monster, or maybe even straight into the heart of a horde of monsters. For trap-oriented assassins, the Master's traps share the same 5 trap limit, so she may end up laying a relatively harmless Charged Bolt Sentry that overrides a deadly Death Sentry. On the other hand, the Master's ability to use all skills can be a hindrance. The Master can also use skills that the assassin does not possess - for example, it can throw death sentries for a martial artist, or use Phoenix Strike for area of effect freeze for trappers. Overall the shadow master is stronger and tougher, with a random assortment of items, which can gain magical bonus as the skill level grows, including ones that boost skill levels, or resistance boosts that are capable of giving the Master immunity to certain elements (her resistance does not suffer from Nightmare and Hell's penalty, nor are they capped at 75%). Though this can be useful, using Master instead of Warrior does have pros and cons.
The upgrade to Shadow Warrior this skill allows the shadow to use skills the Assassin herself might not even know. The Shadow Master has access to all of the Assassin skills, also skills you don't have yet. This discipline allows an Assassin to project an even more powerful shadow avatar.
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