
Voltfawn
Purple/Lightning/GuardianS tier
Introduction
Voltfawn is a Purple Lightning character in Clash of Critters. Voltfawn's role is Guardian.
On our Clash of Critters tier list Voltfawn is S tier, 3rd of the 65 characters ranked, from where 6 current tier lists put Voltfawn.
Other Lightning characters in Clash of Critters: Cavyzap, Cheerling, Fluffle, Glowfly, Kittazap, Sparkeet and 6 more.
Is Voltfawn good?
Voltfawn tears through water Zobo lanes fast thanks to pierce and paralyze effects built into its kit. Paralyzing enemies also opens the door for other critters on the team to land critical hits, so it doubles as a setup tool as well as a damage dealer.
It wants a tank or guardian up front with support nearby, and evolving it into Sparkdoe extends its usefulness into the mid game.
Strengths
- Pierce and paralyze clear water Zobo lanes quickly
- Paralyze sets up critical hits for teammates
- Evolves into Sparkdoe for mid-game value
Weaknesses
- Needs a frontline unit and support nearby to perform well
Profile
Voltfawn's species is listed as Deer.
Background
Fresh out of college, Voltfawn is young, energetic, and cheerful, fighting Zobos without being told to, without tiring.
Overview
A small, orange, white, and yellow deer with curved cylindrical magnets as antlers.
Each antler is colored at the tip in blue (magnetic north pole) or red (magnetic south pole).
Voltfawn's Glitter form replaces yellow with cyan.
The colors of the magnetic poles on its antlers remain the same.
Stats
- HP49
- ATK19
- DEF5
At max level. Each bar is measured against the highest value in the Clash of Critters roster.
Skills
4Stun Spear
SkillFires a lightning lance that pierces enemies and inflicts Paralysis.
Scatter Bolt
Scatter Bolt: Attacks have a chance to fire an extra Scatter Bolt.
Bolt Trigger
Bolt Trigger: When inflicting Paralysis, there is a chance to fire a follow-up bolt orb at the target location.
Super Bolt
Super Bolt: Launches a super lightning lance that deals wide-range AoE damage with a chance to inflict Paralysis.



