Clover Time Anti Magic Guide: Sword Skills & PvE Practice
Explore the Mythic Anti Magic Grimoire in Clover Time, including sword attacks, Counter, Dual Spin, Rush Divider, and Awakening.
FAQ
What acquisition rarity does Anti Magic have?
Which PC label belongs to Anti Magic Cut?
Which PC labels belong to Counter and Dual Spin?
What should I observe while practising Rush Divider?
Should base sword practice and Awakening practice be separate?
What is the Anti Magic Grimoire in Clover Time?
Anti Magic is a Mythic Grimoire built around sword combat, with attacks, movement tools, a counter, and an Awakening transformation. Its role centres on close-range exchanges and approaching targets. Compare the base kit first, then treat transformation practice as another part of progression rather than assuming every move behaves like a basic sword attack.

Original concept illustration.
The Grimoire Tower handles book rolls using Mana Crystals. Beginner tower navigation explains the compass marker and interaction labels. Character Spins belong to a separate system.
Which base sword skills and PC labels should you learn?
Learn Anti Magic Cut, Counter, Dual Spin, and Rush Divider as distinct tools: an attack, a response, a spinning strike, and an approach sequence. The PC labels pair them with E, X, Z, and R. Match those labels to your interface before practising each move alongside basic attacks.
| Sword tool | PC label | Role to practise |
|---|---|---|
| Anti Magic Cut | E | Judge the slash’s reach and impact. |
| Counter | X | Learn a response to nearby pressure. |
| Dual Spin | Z | Compare the spinning attack with a basic exchange. |
| Rush Divider | R | Observe the approach and where the attack leaves you. |
On other devices, match the action name to the control shown on your own screen.
How should you practise Anti Magic against PvE enemies?
Start with basic attacks and Anti Magic Cut to learn reach, then practise moving away from the enemy’s next attack. Add Counter against pressure you can recognise, and use Rush Divider to examine approach distance and finishing position. Keeping these exercises separate helps you understand each tool before joining them into a longer exchange.
- Observe an enemy’s attack range and rhythm.
- Compare a basic attack with Anti Magic Cut.
- Practise a response and repositioning.
- Add an approach tool once you understand where it leaves you.
How do Awakening and Poison change the comparison?
Anti Magic’s Awakening adds a transformation and a changed combat kit, so compare base sword tools and transformed abilities separately. Poison offers a different alternative through projectiles, damaging mist, an explosion, and a clone. Choose the comparison around your encounter and preferred positioning, rather than treating both books as interchangeable high-tier results.
The Poison ability page explains its area and summon roles. For the wider roster, use the PvE Grimoire tier list; for character support, compare race passives.
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