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Revision as of 12:10, 15 March 2019

Witchcrafter
"Witchcrafter Madame Verre", "Schmitta" and "Edel" in the artwork of "Witchcraft Sabotage"
Japanese
  • ウィッチクラフト
  • Wicchikurafuto (romanized)
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"Witchcraft" (ウィッチクラフト Wicchikurafuto) is an archetype introduced in Deck Build Pack: Infinity Chasers. It is described as being a "Spellcaster theme that uses in-hand Spell Cards to employ various effects."[1]

Etymology

File:Crest-Witchcraft.png
The "Witchcraft" crest.

"Witchcraft" monsters seem to be named after words in other languages related to artisan crafts. Also the "craft" in "Witchcraft" refers to the fact that they are craftsmen.

Witchcraft Origin
Poterie Pottery in French
Pittore Painter in Italian
Schmitta Blacksmith in German (Schmied)
Edel Gemstone in German (Edelstein)
Haine Clothing in Romanian
Madame Verre Glass in French
Golem Arles Golem and Arles, a famous French city known for sculpture, painting, drawing, and photography

Playing style

Their effects resolve around discarding Spell Cards to activate their effects.

References

  1. "Deck Build Pack – Infinity Chasers Themes Confirmed". The Organization. December 4, 2018. Retrieved December 4, 2018.