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Anti-Lightsworn is here!

 

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Name: Light of Destruction

 

Effect: When a card(s) are sent from your opponent's Deck to the Graveyard by an opponent's effect, send 3 cards from the top of your opponent's Deck to the Graveyard.

 

 

Finally, Konami is reigning in the meta! All we need now is a Spell or Trap that stops your opponent controlling multiple monsters with the same Type...

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It's perfect for RFP mills. "Needle Worm" + "Assault of GHQ" + "Light of Destruction" + 1 "Lightsworn" monster would mill over 10 cards in one turn. A couple of "The Shallow Graves" or "Spirit Reversal" to recycle your "Needle Worms" and you could win in 4 turns. And if you want to hurt them even more during your turn, activate "Grand Convergence" and get rid of their monsters!

 

And Shadow, how on earth would this help against "Blackwings"?

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Necro, if you think mill Decks are annoying now, wait until the new "Duelist Revolution" pack comes out. It has Synchros and Tuners built to mill!

 

So mill Decks are now ruined. But still, making your opponent lose 26 cards in one turn and then activating "Cemetery Bomb" to burn them for it (2600 damage) is very satisfying.

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So is the "Needle Worm" + "Macro Cosmos" + "Grand Convergence" + "D.D. Dynamite" combo.

 

RFP Mill up to 15 cards with the Needles and then get rid of your opponent's monsters, so putting up to 20 cards in your opponent's RFP Zone, then hitting them for 6000 damage + any other cards.

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Maybe, but it's a very odd effect, because it looks tacked on.

 

You activate it when "Macro Cosmos" is face-up and you destroy all monsters on the field (think restricted, but more powerful "Dark Hole"), which are then RFPed by "Cosmos".

 

But at the same time, you inflict 300 damage to your opponent. It's a strange amount considering 500, 800 and 1000 are Konami's favorites, since it means there's the possibility of inflicting exactly 8000 points of effect damage. So why does it, in essence, simply burn your opponent for one blast of "D.D. Dynamite"?

 

 

BTW, ever heard of NecroMill?

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I can't be bothered with puzzles. If I wanted a game that tried to be "Golden Sun", I would have bought "Golden Sun" (or played it since I have both parts already).

 

I bought the game thinking it would be duels from start to finish and maybe a bit of driving a D-Wheel; NOT an RPG wannabe.

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