Beaver Warrior
ルイーズ
Beast-Warrior
What this creature lacks in size it makes up for in defense when battling in the prairie.
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ATK: 1200
DEF: 1500

The Beaver Warrior is a common monster card released in 1999 from the japanese Vol.3 booster pack. With below average attack but a stable defense for the start of a match, it's an okay card to set in Defense position while your opponent is working toward their bigger summons. But that defense can only last so long! So how does one protect their beaver? Here are a few ways even you can take care of your beaver.

1: Equip it with Spell Cards!

Some continuous Spell Cards are compatible with your beaver. A few examples are:

Axe of Despair - Increases ATK by 1000
Horn of Light - Increases DEF by 800
Big Bang Attack Shot - Increases ATK by 400

Equip Spell Cards usually increase the targeted monster's ATK or DEF by a certain amount. These can increase the longevity of your beaver while it's exposed to your opponent.



2: Summon a higher ATK monster to defend it.

Say you're hiding your beaver from your opponents eye, and you have the opportunity to summon one monster while the opponent has his monsters in defensive position. A monster with a high ATK would provide a good bodyguard for your beaver. No one will get to your beaver if you got Summoned Skull protecting it.



3: Throw out a bait monster.

If it comes down to it and you can't attack the opponent within your turn, there's an option to throw out a dummy card in a set position. Your opponent will most likely be distracted by the unknown card and use his turn to attack that instead, leaving your beaver perfectly hidden while you draw for an attack. (not guaranteed to work)


4: Not showing your beaver at all!

Nobody can really make you expose your beaver in the first place. If you can, simply don't summon it at all! Your opponent will only see the backside and won't ever guess that you got your beaver hiding in your hand. You could probably say it's a Blue-Eyes White Dragon and scare him into forfeiting! (not guaranteed to work)


5: Forfeit!

Worst case scenario: ... You could always just forfeit the match. I mean, when you think about it; what's really important? One of what could be a thousand losses? Or your beaver? Sometimes it might not even be worth putting your beaver out for attack. If your opponent told you to go jump off a cliff, would you?


6: Don't have it in your deck.

I mean... Can't draw what you don't have, right?

Now that you understand the importance of protecting your beaver, with these tips I've given you; You should be ready to go out there and duel with your beaver! Maybe one day you'll become a famous duelist and everyone in the world will pay to come watch you take someone out with your beaver on stage!


Keyword being should.



(Guide is not guaranteed to work for every duelist. By reading this you agree that I will not be held responsible for any damage involving your beaver. Side effects may include: vomiting, diarrhea, internal bleeding, dismemberment, imprisonment, heart failure, temporary blindness, permanent blindness, spontaneous combustion, bankruptcy, excessive coughing, bleeding through the nose, bleeding through the ears, bleeding through the anus, erectile dysfunction, hepatitis, testicular cancer, inside-out ovaries, blood in urine, gingivitis, heartburn, sunburn, cracked skin, loss of hearing, arthritis, dementia, schizophrenia, sexual attraction to breakfast cereals, strokes, miscarriages, fear of walking up stairs, insomnia, a need for speed, blood clots, broken nails, broken femurs, illiteracy, herpes, genital warts, terrible acne, hairy eyeballs, loss of taste, drowning from oxygen, growing an extra limb, prostate cancer, dizziness, uncontrollable defecation, urinary tract infection, breathing through your pores, gout, rabies, death, searing cases of who gives a crap, semen in stool, cannibalism, migraines, upset stomach, strep throats, internal crying, tooth decay, mad cow disease, stockholm syndrome, crusty elbows, sinus infections, sight of the calendar, obesity, bleeding gums, type-1 diabetes, type-2 diabetes, salmonella, exhaustion, eternal damnation, sexually-transmitted diseases, lazy eye, pink eye, pac-man fever, claustrophobia, arachnophobia, leukemia, tuberculosis, pyometra, sore muscles, long lasting headaches, oxygen in your bloodstream, blood in your lungs, drowsiness, nausea, high blood pressure, low blood pressure, measles, mumps, shingles, scurvy, peanut allergy, flat earthing, happiness, attraction to priests, yeast infection, stomach cancer, mental instability, carpal tunnel syndrome, raining fire and brimstone, rivers and seas boiling, forty years of darkness, forty years of earthquakes, forty years of volcanoes, dead rising from the grave, human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together, mass hysteria, blood loss, terrible gas, depression, radiation poisoning, epileptic seizures, post traumatic stress disorder, tapeworms, constipation, brain tumors, heart attack, indigestion, athlete's foot, dysentery, or suicidal thoughts and actions. Do not follow this guide if you are pregnant. Consult your doctor to see if your beaver is worth protecting. Not affiliated with Kaiba Corp.)