Changes

* [[Dragon of LightswornDragonling]]

* [[Minerva, the Athenian Lightsworn Athena]]

* [[Kevin Tewart]] gave the following reason as to why the archetype was called "Lightsworn" in the ''TCG'' (at the time, the ''OCG'' name was assumed to be "Lightlord"):{{quote|"Lord" is a male title, the female equivalent is "Lady". "Lightlord" would be a fine title if all of the monsters were male - which they are not. You would have to use "Lightlord" for the male monsters and "Lightlady" for the female ones. But what about [[Ryko, Lightsworn Hunter|Ryko]] and [[Gragonith, Lightsworn Dragon|Gragonith]], are they "Lightlord" or "Lightlady"? Perhaps we'd need a 3rd category, called "Lighthing". Or perhaps "Lightit". Also you'd need to change things like [[Judgment Dragon]] to work off of "Lightlord and/or Lightlady". Or even "Lightlord / Lightlady / Lightit monsters". Names like "Lightlord" work fine in Japan, where people think English is cool even though they can't understand it. These same names don't work so well in places where people actually know what the words mean.<ref name="pojo">{{cite web |last1=Tewart |first1=Kevin |title=Why were they changed? |url=https://www.pojo.biz/board/showthread.php?p=21673923 |website=Pojo.com forums |access-date=11 April 2024 |page=2 |date=2011-05-12}}</ref>}}* "[[Jenis, Lightsworn Mender]]", "[[Wulf, Lightsworn Beast]]", and "[[Rinyan, Lightsworn Rogue]]" are the only "Lightsworn " monsters that do not [[mill]] from the deck.* All "Lightsworn" Monster Card monsters' artworks have a square with one or more halos (usually appearing behind their head) in their background.