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Axemaster
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Base level

Max level

Axemaster Price Information:
• Regular Foil Price (per BCX): $1.74 | Single BCX: $1.74 (1x)
• Gold Foil Price (per BCX): $39 | Single BCX: $39 (22.41x)
• Gold Foil vs Regular Foil: 22.41x

L	RF BCX	GF BCX
1	1	-	4	2	5
2	4	1	4	2	6
3	10	2	4	3	6
4	20	4	4	3	6
5	32	7	4	3	7
6	46	10	4	3	7

Skill analysis

Double Strike

Monster attacks twice each round.

Close Range

Can perform ranged attacks from the first position. This ability is only found on Ranged monsters.

Cripple

Each time an enemy is hit by a Monster with Cripple it loses one max health.

🌟 Axemaster ratings

Bronze league

6.6 / 10

Silver league

6.2 / 10

Gold league

5.7 / 10

Diamond league

5 / 10

💞 Top cards to play with Axemaster

	Axemaster does big damage, but has low health. Coeurl Lurker's Taunt ability distracts all Opportunity, Sneak, and Snipe attackers from targeting it.
	Axemaster's Double Strike ranged attack receives a boost from Coral Wraith's Rust ability.
	Axemaster's Double Strike ranged attack receives a boost from Scale Doctor's Rust ability.
	Axemaster's Double Strike ranged attack receives a boost from Scavo Technomancer's Rust ability.
	Axemaster does big damage, but has low health. The Kraken's Taunt ability distracts all Opportunity, Sneak, and Snipe attackers from targeting it.

💀 Best counters against Axemaster

	Onyx Sentinel is a good counter against Axemaster.
	Almo Cambio is a good counter against Axemaster.
	Serpent of Eld is a good counter against Axemaster.
	Naga Windmaster is a good counter against Axemaster.
	Phantom of the Abyss is a good counter against Axemaster.

Ruleset analysis

Good rulesets for Axemaster

	Multiple attacks helps Axemaster get through Divine Shields in the 'Holy Protection' ruleset.
	Axemaster has Cripple, which can be useful for chipping away at enemy health when it's high, as commonly seen in the 'Equalizer' ruleset.
	Axemaster has Close Range, making it useful in the 'Going The Distance' ruleset.
	In the 'Unprotected' ruleset, Axemaster's damage no longer needs to fight through armor. Furthermore, Axemaster doesn't have any armor, so it gets no disadvantages from this ruleset.

Bad rulesets for Axemaster

Return Fire: All monsters receive the Return Fire ability at the start of the battle. Enemy monsters that attack with ranged attacks receive damage back.

Damage returned is equal to damage of the attacker divided by 2, rounded up.

Since Axemaster is a Ranged monster and doesn't have Reflection Shield, it will take damage every time it attacks in the 'Return Fire' ruleset.

Ineligible rulesets for Axemaster

	Axemaster costs 7 mana to cast, so it can't be used in 'Little League'.
	Axemaster is Epic, so it cannot be played in the 'Rise of the Commons' ruleset.
	Axemaster has no melee attack, so it cannot be played in the 'Up Close & Personal' ruleset.
	Axemaster has ranged damage, so it cannot be played in the 'Broken Arrows' ruleset.
	Axemaster has an odd mana cost, so it can't be used in 'Even Stevens'.
	Axemaster has no magic damage, so it cannot be played in the 'Wands Out' ruleset.

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