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Card Guide
Claw
Card Effect
Deal 3 damage. Increase the damage of ALL Claw cards by 2 this combat.
Damage
Upgrade
When to Pick Claw
Claw is a 0-cost attack card for the Defect. It provides 3 damage. Low-cost filler damage to round out early attack density. Pick this when your deck needs front-loaded damage.
When to Skip
Skip this card when your deck already satisfies its role. Adding it past that point only dilutes your draw.
Upgrade Value
High upgrade priority. Damage +1, Scaling per play +1 — these changes significantly improve the card's efficiency.
Synergies
No automatic synergies detected. Try pairing with same-character and same-keyword cards.
Is Claw worth taking?
B-Tier · Zero-cost scalingClaw is a 0-cost attack that permanently increases the damage of every Claw for the rest of the combat. One copy is filler; several copies, or a way to replay them, turn it into a real damage plan.
Numbers and upgrade
| Stat | Base | Upgraded |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | 0 | 0 |
| Damage | 3 | 4 |
| Scaling per play | 2 | 3 |
Upgrade changes: Damage +1; Scaling per play +1
How to play Claw
- Play every Claw you draw. Each copy increases the damage of the others, so the order matters less than the total number played.
- Pair it with draw and cheap card generation. The deck wants to cycle through Claws quickly and repeatedly.
- Upgrade it when Claw is the main plan. The upgrade adds both base damage and scaling, which compounds with every copy.
Common mistakes
- Taking one Claw and expecting it to scale. A single copy is just a weak 0-cost attack.
- Playing Claw in a deck with no draw. You need to find the copies repeatedly for the scaling to matter.
Cards that work with Claw
Claw is a package card: the more copies and replay effects you have, the better it gets. All for One and Reboot help you find and replay the Claws in the same fight.
Where to get Claw
Claw is in the Defect common pool. It can appear in card rewards after combat, in shops, and in events that generate cards. Elites and bosses do not guarantee it, but they usually improve your odds of seeing higher-rarity cards.