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Stealth Scale

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Stealth Scale, a Dragon technique whose name translates as Transparent Colored Dragon Scales, grants total invisibility. It belongs to Märchen, a creature so unusual that the witch Bruno Bangnyfe considers this cloaking power one only Märchen can ever manage.

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Overview

Stealth Scale is a Dragon technique from the BURN THE WITCH story, its title meaning roughly Transparent Colored Dragon Scales. The ability is exclusive to the being called Märchen.

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Mechanics

Using it, Märchen can vanish from sight whenever it chooses, slipping unseen through an area and dodging blows in a fight while catching foes completely off guard. It retains the option of revealing chosen portions of its body at will. Bruno Bangnyfe notes that the skill is extraordinarily uncommon and lies beyond the reach of anyone but Märchen.

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Notable Users

Märchen is the only user of the technique. In one clash, the form known as Cinderella turns invisible with it to evade Bruno Bangnyfe.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Stealth Scale?

Stealth Scale is a Dragon technique from the BURN THE WITCH story that grants total invisibility, its name translating to Transparent Colored Dragon Scales.

Who can use Stealth Scale?

Stealth Scale belongs exclusively to Marchen, an unusual Dragon creature in BURN THE WITCH.

What can Marchen do with Stealth Scale?

Using Stealth Scale, Marchen can vanish from sight at will, move unseen through an area, and dodge attacks by disappearing mid-fight, while still choosing to reveal chosen parts of its body.

How rare is the Stealth Scale ability?

The witch Bruno Bangnyfe notes that Stealth Scale is an extraordinarily uncommon skill that lies beyond the reach of anyone but Marchen.

When was Stealth Scale used in battle?

Marchen's Cinderella form used Stealth Scale to turn invisible and evade Bruno Bangnyfe during a clash.

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