EARTH
4Beaver Warrior
ATK:
1200
DEF:
1500
View:
3309
What this creature lacks in size it makes up for in defense when battling in the prairie.
Beaver Warrior — Power Evaluation
Final Score: 49 ± 6 · Confidence: Medium
- Intrinsic: 52 · Deck: 47 · Meta: provisional
- Primary role: Material body
Why it scores here
Beaver Warrior is a vanilla Level 4 EARTH Beast-Warrior Normal Monster with no effect, so its value is only as a body: a clean, negation-proof Level 4 material that fits many Xyz, Synchro and Link lines. It has no searcher, no recorded combo role and no interaction, so the Starter, Searcher and Hand-trap axes score low. The high ATK/DEF (1200/1500) earned no points, and the 49 comes mainly from the material and deckbuilding axes plus the generic-utility and rules terms, which are high for any vanilla card. Deck use (39 decks across 17 archetypes) confirms it is playable as a filler body, not that it is strong.
Axis scores
| Axis | Score | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Accessibility | 35 | Playable as a plain drawn Normal and run in 39 decks, but it has no searcher or route and no recorded starter or searched appearances (observed, 0 combo appearances; inferred from text). |
| Combo & Conversion | 10 | Does nothing on its own and has no recorded combo boards; it only adds one body to a line (inferred from text, no combo evidence). |
| Resource Economy | 40 | A one-for-one body with no card advantage, no refuel and no recursion, so roughly even at best (inferred from text). |
| Effect & Interaction | 0 | No effect text, so it provides no negation, removal or hand-trap reach (verified from card text). |
| Material Utility | 55 | Level 4 EARTH Beast-Warrior is a clean generic material, and having no effect means it cannot be negated and still converts as material (verified from text, observed in deck partners such as Giant Soldier of Stone and Celtic Guardian). |
| Resilience & Flexibility | 50 | Cannot be shut off by effect negation because it has no effect, but it has no recovery, redundancy or multi-zone use (verified from text, inferred). |
| Deck-Building Efficiency | 75 | A single-copy vanilla slot with no garnet, lock or restriction; average copies per deck is 1.21 (observed, 39 decks). |
Calculation
Weight profile: Material body / Normal row, single primary role (no secondary blend). Intrinsic ≈ 52, Deck ≈ 47, Meta = provisional. Modifiers: none. Final formula: 0.40*Intrinsic + 0.60*Deck (decks present, meta unknown)
Strengths
- Clean generic Level 4 EARTH Beast-Warrior material body
- No effect, so it cannot be negated and still converts as material
- Portable across 17 archetypes in the sample
- Single-copy vanilla slot with no garnet or restriction
Weaknesses
- No effect text, so zero opponent interaction
- No searcher or starter role and no recorded combo appearances
- No recovery or recursion once it leaves the field
- Value depends entirely on the surrounding deck's material needs
Counters / choke points
- Monster removal or destruction answers its body directly
- Effect-based interaction does not need to target it, since it has no effect to answer
Best use
Filler Level 4 Normal and generic material body. Decks: Exodia, Greed, Hole, Dark Magician, Ninja, Magikey, Sky Striker. Suggested copies: 1.
Evidence & gaps
- Verified: Normal Monster, Level 4, EARTH, Beast-Warrior, 1200/1500, no effect text; Playable in all four listed formats (TCG, OCG, MasterDuel, DuelLinks); Has no effect, so cannot be negated
- Observed: In 39 of the sampled decks, 1.21 copies on average; Spread across 17 distinct archetypes; Top partners are Giant Soldier of Stone (71.8%) and Celtic Guardian (53.8%); Zero combo appearances across the sampled boards
- Inferred: Acts as a generic material body rather than a starter or searcher; Accessibility is only as good as a normal draw, with no search route; Value depends on the surrounding deck's Level 4 or Beast-Warrior needs
- Data gaps: no combos supplied, so combo conversion is text-only inference no guides supplied no banlist token, assumed 3 copies (unlimited) no usage statistics (StatisticsCard), so archetype inclusion is inferred from the deck sample only