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* [[Tri-Brigade Rugal the Silver Sheller]] | * [[Tri-Brigade Rugal the Silver Sheller]] | ||
* [[Tri-Brigade Shuraig the Ominous Omen]] | * [[Tri-Brigade Shuraig the Ominous Omen]] | ||
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| + | * [[Scareclaw Arrival]] | ||
| + | * [[Scareclaw Decline]] | ||
| + | * [[Clear New World]] | ||
| + | * [[Ayers Rock Sunrise]] | ||
| + | * [[Foolish Burial Goods]] | ||
| + | * [[Reinforcement of the Army]] | ||
| + | * [[Earthquake]] | ||
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* [[Primitive Planet Reichphobia]] | * [[Primitive Planet Reichphobia]] | ||
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* [[Scareclaw Defanging]] | * [[Scareclaw Defanging]] | ||
| + | * [[Stumbling]] | ||
| + | | quick-play spells = | ||
* [[Scareclaw Straddle]] | * [[Scareclaw Straddle]] | ||
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* [[Book of Lunar Eclipse]] | * [[Book of Lunar Eclipse]] | ||
* [[Cattle Call]] | * [[Cattle Call]] | ||
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* [[Emergency Teleport]] | * [[Emergency Teleport]] | ||
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* [[Scapegoat]] | * [[Scapegoat]] | ||
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* [[Scareclaw Alternative]] | * [[Scareclaw Alternative]] | ||
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* [[Scareclaw Twinsaw]] | * [[Scareclaw Twinsaw]] | ||
| + | * [[Trivikarma]] | ||
* [[Gorgon's Eye]] | * [[Gorgon's Eye]] | ||
| + | * [[Trap Trick]] | ||
| + | | continuous traps = | ||
| + | * [[Scareclaw Sclash]] | ||
* [[Howl of the Wild]] | * [[Howl of the Wild]] | ||
* [[Scrum Force]] | * [[Scrum Force]] | ||
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"Scareclaw" (スケアクロー Sukeakurō) is an archetype introduced in Dimension Force.
Contents
Lore
Etymology
The Japanese names of "Primitive Planet Reichphobia" and "Scareclaw" Spell/Trap Cards contain the kanji Shisekai (
The "Scareclaw" Spell/Traps apply alternative kana readings to
Design
Members
Except for "Scareclaw Reichheart", all Main Deck "Scareclaw" monsters are EARTH Beast monsters. The Link Monsters are all DARK Beast-Warrior monsters.
Main Deck monsters
| Scareclaw | Name origin |
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| Acro | Acrophobia |
| Astra | Astraphobia |
| Belone | Belonephobia |
| Reichheart | Reich |
Link Monsters
| Scareclaw | Name origin |
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| Light-Heart | Licht |
| Tri-Heart | Tri- + Reich |
Playing style
The "Scareclaw" archetype is centered around primarily Level 3 Beast monsters and quickly Summoning them to the Field as well as controlling the board state through their boss monster, "Scareclaw Tri-Heart", and its effect to force all other monsters on the field into Defense Position. The Main Deck members of the archetype help to facilitate this through various ways of Special Summoning them from the hand as well as and giving effects to "Scareclaw" monsters in the Extra Monster Zone, such as piercing battle damage, attacking multiple monsters in a single turn, and gaining ATK. This allows "Scareclaw Tri-Heart" to become a powerful monster able to attack multiple times per Battle Phase with high ATK values and piercing battle damage on top of this. As a secondary support to the theme, there is the monster "Visas Starfrost", a Level 6 Tuner monster able to Special Summon itself from the hand by destroying a monster you control with a different Type and Attribute from itself. "Scareclaw" uses this card well due to the introduction of "Scareclaw Light-Heart", a Link-1 monster able to not only search the "Scareclaw" Field Spell Card "Primitive Planet Reichphobia" but also be able to resummon itself from the GY if you control a "Visas Starfrost". This makes "Light-Heart" a great target to destroy with Visas's effect. Alongside this, Visas enables the use of Synchro Monsters in "Scareclaw" through being able to make Level 9 and 10 Synchro Monsters.
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