Scritchy Scratch
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| Stats and Types | |
|---|---|
| Epic | No |
| Card Type | Challenger |
| Beast Type | N/A |
| Summoning Cost | N/A |
| Power | 2 |
| Goal | 15 |
| Card Information | |
| Card Number | #021 |
| Card Rarity | (C) Common |
| Artist | Hollulu |
| Foil Style | Shattered |
Scritchy Scratch is a Challenger Card that was first seen and printed in the Grotto Beasts! Trading Card Game. The character is a reference to the Jermaverse character of the same name as seen in Rat Movie: Mystery of the Mayan Treasure.
The Card
Card Effect
| At the start of each opponent's turn, that player discards the top card of their deck. When an opponent shuffles their deck, that player discards the top card of their deck. |
Rules and Rulings
- Universal
- This discard of the top card of their deck should be done prior to the opponent drawing their card for the turn.
Information
Development
- Written by Game Designer J. Evan Raitt:
For much of the development of the game, Scritchy Scratch's card effect provided a debuff based on the number of Rat Beasts there were in play, as a nod to the story from where Scritchy Stratch came from. However, as the game was getting finalized, in one of the final changes to the game, Scritchy Scratch was shifted to have a mill strategy because while there were plenty of cards that allowed players to mill their opponent's decks, there was no Challenger that helped that strategy. I am very glad I made that change, as a Rat specific debuff sounds dumb the more I think about it now.
Trivia
- For much of the game's playtesting, Scritchy Scratch's UFO form as directly taken from the Rat Movie was used, to the point where it might have been the actual artwork used, up until Hollulu completed the original artwork.