Pick it when
Pick Noxer when your team needs teaching a clean role before replaceable upgrades arrive. The signal is SPD 5; the follow-up check is whether ATK is enough for the matchup you expect.
Starter
Noxer
Starter card guide
Updated May 21, 2026
Noxer is a starter role teacher built around a tight stat spread with no severe drop-off. The useful read is SPD 5 plus ATK 4, so it belongs in teams that can use turn tempo while protecting the damage reduction gap.
ATK
4
HP
4
DEF
4
SPD
5
Growth
Static
Copies needed
Not fuseable
Max stat gain
+0 stats
How to Use Noxer
Noxer should occupy the early tutorial or first roster slot: teaching a clean role before replaceable upgrades arrive. A strong pairing is Ash Scale, because it gives the lineup a different stat angle while Noxer focuses on SPD. If the choice is between Noxer and Mordraxis, start by comparing SPD 5 against 5 instead of choosing by rarity alone. Because Starter cards are role teachers, use the page as a benchmark when judging your first pack pulls.
Strengths
- SPD 5 is the page's clearest signal, giving Noxer a real battle identity instead of generic rarity value.
- ATK 4 is high enough to act as a tie-breaker when comparing it with nearby cards.
- Noxer has a compact spread, so it is easier to use as a flexible fourth slot without creating a glaring weakness.
Weak Spots
- DEF 4 is the number to protect. Opponents that punish damage reduction can make Noxer feel weaker than its headline stat suggests.
- Starter cards are intentionally replaceable. Once your collection grows, compare the role before keeping it from habit.
Developer Battle Read
Developer battle read: Noxer is a starter teacher, not a blank starter card. Its SPD 5 and ATK 4 point to teaching a clean role before replaceable upgrades arrive. The first teammate I would test beside it is Ash Scale, because that pairing reduces the pressure on DEF 4. I would compare it directly with Mordraxis before spending duplicates, since that shows whether Noxer's SPD lead is actually needed.
Pick or Skip
When Noxer Belongs in Your Team
Battle Notes
Matchup Checks
Avoid it when
Avoid forcing Noxer into teams that already have enough turn tempo but still expose DEF 4. If Ash Scale or another support card is not available, wait before locking it in.
Progression note
Noxer should not be treated as a fusion target. Use it to learn the role teacher role, then replace it once regular cards cover the same job.
- Starter Teacher: use Noxer to teaching a clean role before replaceable upgrades arrive. This is strongest when the rest of the team is not asking it to cover DEF alone.
- Team shell: pair with Ash Scale when you want Noxer's SPD to matter without sacrificing coverage on DEF.
- Comparison check: if Mordraxis is available, choose based on whether your next fight needs SPD or ATK more.
Pairings
Cards to Test With Noxer
Comparisons
Compare Before You Upgrade
Noxer + Ash Scale
Ash Scale adds HP 24, giving Noxer a different pressure angle instead of duplicating the same job.
ATK 12 / HP 24 / DEF 7 / SPD 9
Noxer vs Mordraxis
Noxer keeps the edge on SPD at 5 versus 5. Choose Noxer when you need turn tempo; choose Mordraxis when attack pressure matters more than covering DEF.
ATK 5 / HP 4 / DEF 5 / SPD 5
Noxer + Mordraxis
Mordraxis adds ATK 5, giving Noxer a different pressure angle instead of duplicating the same job.
ATK 5 / HP 4 / DEF 5 / SPD 5
Noxer vs Ash Scale
Noxer trades down on SPD at 5 versus 9. Choose Noxer when you need turn tempo; choose Ash Scale when staying power matters more than covering DEF.
ATK 12 / HP 24 / DEF 7 / SPD 9
Starter Baseline
Fixed Starter Stats
Startercards are not part of the live fusion growth path. This section shows the fixed baseline stats used for planning and comparison.
Startercards are intentionally static in the live game. They help players learn roles, speed, survivability, and lineup balance before regular card progression begins.
Starter baseline
Fixed stats. No duplicates or fusion path.
Progression
Training card
ATK
4
-
HP
4
-
DEF
4
-
SPD
5
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