Razor Beak

Your Flying monsters have +1 Multicast.
Balance 26
Ranked observations
Ranked30 days to 23 Oct 2026Balance 26Observed 23 Oct 2026 05:19 UTC
- Tier
- A
- Win rate on board
- 66.3%
- Decided rounds
- 1,578
- Board presence
- 6.2%
In the 30 days to 23 Oct 2026 (ranked, Balance 26), boards with Razor Beak won 66.3% of 1,578 decided rounds.
Razor Beak was on 6.2% of the observed boards in that window.
It appears most in rounds 13+ (1,226 decided rounds) and wins 67.5% there.
Its highest win rate by rating band is 67.6% at 2000-2499 MMR (102 decided rounds).
It is in 2 Comps from the last 30 days.
By round band
| Rounds | Win rate | Decided rounds |
|---|---|---|
| 1-4 | Not enough ranked observations | |
| 5-8 | Not enough ranked observations | |
| 9-12 | 62.5% | 320 |
| 13+ | 67.5% | 1,226 |
By rating band (MMR)
| Rating | Win rate | Decided rounds |
|---|---|---|
| <500 | Not enough ranked observations | |
| 500-999 | Not enough ranked observations | |
| 1000-1499 | Not enough ranked observations | |
| 1500-1999 | Not enough ranked observations | |
| 2000-2499 | 67.6% | 102 |
| 2500+ | 65.3% | 1,417 |
Comps with Razor Beak
- Humbolt + Pylong · tier D · 50 runs · 15.9% 10-win finish





Open the plan - Ratacomb + Petrirex · tier E · 86 runs · 11.7% 10-win finish





Open the plan
Comps observed 23 Oct 2026. See all Comps.
Public ranked profiles only; win rates describe these games, not a prediction. Compare on the Meta page · How to read these numbers.
How to obtain it
- Not unique
- In random trinket gifts
- Available from battle rewards
Connected in the game catalog
These links come from the catalog text of Razor Beak and of other entries. They do not rate a choice.
Rules that the effect uses
- Multicast (Mechanic)
- Flying type (Type)
Other entries that use Multicast
- Aerophim (Batomon)
- Ancient Plume (Trinket)
- Aviarab (Batomon)
- Black Feather (Item)
- Cosmivore (Batomon)
- Giant Club (Trinket)
- Master Crown (Trinket)
- Omnichrome (Batomon)
9 more entries use Multicast. Read the Multicast rules.
