Witchcrafter
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We take magic commissions.
— The archetype's tagline in promotional material
"Witchcrafter" (ウィッチクラフト Wicchikurafuto, "Witchcraft" in Japan) is an archetype of female cards 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
"Witchcrafter" monsters seem to be named after words in other languages related to artisan crafts. Also the "craft" in "Witchcrafter" refers to the fact that they are craftsmen.
| Witchcrafter | Origin |
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| Potterie | "pottery" in French |
| Pittore | "painter" in Italian |
| Schmietta | "blacksmith" in German (Schmied) |
| Edel | "gemstone" in German (Edelstein) |
| Haine | "clothing" in Romanian |
| Madame Verre | "glass" in French |
| Golem Aruru | "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
- ↑ "Deck Build Pack – Infinity Chasers Themes Confirmed". The Organization. December 4, 2018. Retrieved December 4, 2018.
