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==Design== | ==Design== | ||
Visually, the Twilightsworn monsters are [[Dark counterpart]]s of previously released "Lightsworn" monsters, with each member wearing the same clothes as its "Lightsworn" counterpart, with the addition of a black cloak loosely draped over their bodies. | Visually, the Twilightsworn monsters are [[Dark counterpart]]s of previously released "Lightsworn" monsters, with each member wearing the same clothes as its "Lightsworn" counterpart, with the addition of a black cloak loosely draped over their bodies. | ||
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| + | {| class="wikitable sortable" | ||
| + | ! Monster !! Counterpart | ||
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| + | | [[Jain, Twilightsworn General]] || [[Jain, Lightsworn Paladin]] | ||
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| + | | [[Lumina, Twilightsworn Shaman]] || [[Lumina, Lightsworn Summoner]] | ||
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| + | | [[Lyla, Twilightsworn Enchantress]] || [[Lyla, Lightsworn Sorceress]] | ||
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| + | | [[Ryko, Twilightsworn Fighter]] || [[Ryko, Lightsworn Hunter]] | ||
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==Playing style== | ==Playing style== | ||
| − | The monsters in the series have unique effects similar in execution to the unique effects of their "Lightsworn" counterparts, with the requirement that a "Lightsworn" monster be banished from the controller's [[hand]] or [[Graveyard | + | The monsters in the series have unique effects similar in execution to the unique effects of their "Lightsworn" counterparts, with the requirement that a "Lightsworn" monster be banished from the controller's [[hand]] or [[Graveyard]] as a cost for activation. Members of the series also boast the common effect wherein they send cards from the top of the player's Deck to the Graveyard each time another "Lightsworn" monster's effect is activated, which is a variant on the common [[Mill|self-milling]] effects possessed by the LIGHT "Lightsworn" monsters. The number of cards a "Twilightsworn" monster's common effect sends from the controller's Deck to the Graveyard is equal to the number of cards sent by its "Lightsworn" counterpart's common effect. |
| − | The unique banishing effects of the series are designed to put cards in the player's [[Banished Zone]] in order to meet the Summoning condition of its boss monster, "[[Punishment Dragon]]", a Dark counterpart to the boss monster of the "Lightsworn" archetype, "[[Judgment Dragon]]". In particular, "Punishment Dragon" helps the controller to maintain the longevity of a "Lightsworn" deck in a Duel, by returning all cards, except "Lightsworn" monsters, from the | + | The unique banishing effects of the series are designed to put cards in the player's [[Banished Zone]] in order to meet the Summoning condition of its boss monster, "[[Punishment Dragon]]", a Dark counterpart to the boss monster of the "Lightsworn" archetype, "[[Judgment Dragon]]". In particular, "Punishment Dragon" helps the controller to maintain the longevity of a "Lightsworn" deck in a Duel, by returning all cards, except "Lightsworn" monsters, from the Graveyards and Banished Zones to the Deck, simultaneously allowing the controller the ability to recycle their resources whilst depriving the opponent from using their Graveyard as a resource. |
Spell/Trap Cards that support the "Lightsworn" archetype but were introduced alongside the series have the aim of furthering the strategy of banishing "Lightsworn" monsters from the Deck in order to meet the Summoning condition of "Punishment Dragon". In addition, such cards also use the banishment of cards from the Deck to further the general playstyle of the "Lightsworn" archetype as a whole. | Spell/Trap Cards that support the "Lightsworn" archetype but were introduced alongside the series have the aim of furthering the strategy of banishing "Lightsworn" monsters from the Deck in order to meet the Summoning condition of "Punishment Dragon". In addition, such cards also use the banishment of cards from the Deck to further the general playstyle of the "Lightsworn" archetype as a whole. | ||
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"Twilightsworn", known as "Twilightlord" (トワイライトロード Towairaitorōdo) in the OCG, is an series of DARK monsters introduced in Code of the Duelist. The series is a sub-series of the "Lightsworn" archetype.
Design
Visually, the Twilightsworn monsters are Dark counterparts of previously released "Lightsworn" monsters, with each member wearing the same clothes as its "Lightsworn" counterpart, with the addition of a black cloak loosely draped over their bodies.
Members
Playing style
The monsters in the series have unique effects similar in execution to the unique effects of their "Lightsworn" counterparts, with the requirement that a "Lightsworn" monster be banished from the controller's hand or Graveyard as a cost for activation. Members of the series also boast the common effect wherein they send cards from the top of the player's Deck to the Graveyard each time another "Lightsworn" monster's effect is activated, which is a variant on the common self-milling effects possessed by the LIGHT "Lightsworn" monsters. The number of cards a "Twilightsworn" monster's common effect sends from the controller's Deck to the Graveyard is equal to the number of cards sent by its "Lightsworn" counterpart's common effect.
The unique banishing effects of the series are designed to put cards in the player's Banished Zone in order to meet the Summoning condition of its boss monster, "Punishment Dragon", a Dark counterpart to the boss monster of the "Lightsworn" archetype, "Judgment Dragon". In particular, "Punishment Dragon" helps the controller to maintain the longevity of a "Lightsworn" deck in a Duel, by returning all cards, except "Lightsworn" monsters, from the Graveyards and Banished Zones to the Deck, simultaneously allowing the controller the ability to recycle their resources whilst depriving the opponent from using their Graveyard as a resource.
Spell/Trap Cards that support the "Lightsworn" archetype but were introduced alongside the series have the aim of furthering the strategy of banishing "Lightsworn" monsters from the Deck in order to meet the Summoning condition of "Punishment Dragon". In addition, such cards also use the banishment of cards from the Deck to further the general playstyle of the "Lightsworn" archetype as a whole.
