A "Witch Please" doormat brings a touch of enchantment and humor to any doorstep. This whimsical doormat plays with the phrase "witch please," a clever wordplay on the popular expression "bitch please." Instead of using derogatory language, the doormat adds a dash of magical charm with the word "witch." The "Witch Please" doormat is a fun way to greet guests and make them smile as they enter your home. It embraces the mystique and power associated with witches, while also showcasing a lighthearted and playful attitude. The doormat serves as an invitation for visitors to enter this enchanted domain with a cheeky twist.
30 STAM - Difficulty 120
Skills Icon Name Cooldown Duration Obtained Effect Eruption 8 turns Lvl 55 7 turns Lvl 100 6 turns 180 sec Lvl 1 Lvl 55 This skill is enhanced at level 55. During Phase 2 if Bahamut is hit with a physical, black, or white magic move, he will counter with megaflare not to mention he has perma-reflect status in P2.
The doormat serves as an invitation for visitors to enter this enchanted domain with a cheeky twist. The doormat's design typically features the phrase "Witch Please" in bold, eye-catching lettering. It may incorporate additional elements such as broomsticks, cauldrons, or other witch-themed imagery to further enhance the enchanting aesthetic.
Magisa
[Witchcrafter] This title is an unofficial translation sourced from both Shadowverse and Rage of Bahamut.
Magisa
Can be uncapped to 5★
| MAX HP | 1280 / 1520 Fully uncapped HP at MAX level. |
|---|---|
| MAX ATK | 8800 / 10450 Fully uncapped ATK at MAX level. |
| BASE DA/TA This character's base double attack rate and triple attack rate. Characters with support skills that grant guaranteed multiattacks may have very high values. Due to a game update, base DA/TA values are no longer obtainable from in-game data files. Exact values for characters released after 2023-10-10 are currently inaccessible. | 7% DA / 3% TA |
| Element | 01 |
| Race Officially called "Type" in-game. | |
| Style | |
| Specialty This character gains 20% more ATK from weapons of this type in your grid. | |
| Exp. Bonus Expedition Bonus Type in Auto-Expeditions | None |
| Gender Gender is a character attribute used for game mechanics. A character's lore, appearance, and other factors do not affect this attribute. | Female |
| Voice Actor | Sayaka Ohara |
| How to Recruit | |
|---|---|
| Classic Draw | |
| Recruitment Weapon | |
| Illusion Scepter |
| ID | 3040011000 |
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| Char ID | 3011 |
| Uncap Limit | |
| Name JP | マギサ |
| Title JP | ウィッチクラフト |
| Voice Actor JP | 大原さやか |
| Release Date | 2014-06-22 |
| 5★ Date | 2015-06-16 |
| Other Sites | gbf-wiki (Japanese wiki) Gamewith Kamigame |
| An alluring witch who dreams about the unknown. One night in a dream, she sought out the girl in blue. Their encounter at the end of the sky would be filled with possibilities that not even the witch could see. |
The colors used can vary, with popular choices including black, purple, and green, which are often associated with witches and Halloween. In addition to its whimsical appeal, the "Witch Please" doormat also serves a practical purpose. It helps keep dirt and debris outside, preventing them from being tracked into the house. Made from durable materials such as coir or rubber, the doormat is built to withstand various weather conditions and frequent use. A "Witch Please" doormat can be a great addition to the entrance of any home, particularly those with a sense of humor or a love for all things magical. It can make a statement and set the tone for a fun and welcoming atmosphere. Whether used on Halloween or year-round, this doormat adds a touch of enchantment and playfulness, bringing joy to all who cross its threshold..
Reviews for "Witch Please Doormats for Every Witching Hour"
1. John - 2 stars - I bought the "Witch Please" doormat because I thought it would be a fun and quirky addition to my front porch. However, I was extremely disappointed with the quality of the product. The print was poorly done and started to fade after just a few weeks of use. Additionally, the mat itself was flimsy and did not hold up well to outdoor elements. Overall, I would not recommend this doormat as it does not meet the expectations in terms of quality and durability.
2. Sarah - 1 star - I had high hopes for the "Witch Please" doormat, but it failed to live up to my expectations. The material used in the mat was of poor quality and started to shred within a few days of use. The print on the mat also looked cheap and faded quickly. It's a shame because the design is cute, but the execution is lacking. Save your money and invest in a higher quality doormat that will last longer and look better.
3. Alex - 3 stars - The "Witch Please" doormat is just okay. It didn't exceed my expectations, nor did it disappoint me. The print on the mat is clear and the design is cute, but I found the material to be a bit thin and flimsy. It works fine as a doormat, but I don't think it will hold up well in the long run. If you're looking for a temporary and inexpensive option, this might work for you. However, if you want something more durable, I would suggest looking elsewhere.
4. Jessica - 2 stars - I ordered the "Witch Please" doormat as a Halloween decoration for my porch. While the design is adorable, the quality is lacking. The mat arrived with a strong chemical smell that took weeks to dissipate. Additionally, the color of the print faded after just a few weeks, making it look worn out and cheap. I wouldn't recommend this doormat if you're looking for something that will last beyond one season.