Dark World?

[♥Łövëły-Ċħän♥]

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|Shaid, Citizen from Dark World|
|DARK / **|
|Fiend / Effect|
|If this card is discarded by a card effect, Special Summon it. When a "Dark World" monster is Special Summoned by its own effect, you can discard 1 card.|
|ATK 800| |DEF 0|

|Toen, Beast from Dark World|
|DARK / *|
|Fiend / Effect|
|If this card is discarded by a card effect, Special Summon it. You can send this card face-up card to the Graveyard to discard 1 card.|
|ATK 100| |DEF 100|

|Heu, Thought from Dark World|
|DARK / ***|
|Fiend / Effect|
|If this card is discarded by a card effect, Special Summon it. When a "Dark World" monster is discarded, you can Tribute this card to Special Summon it. Card effects cannot be activated in response to this effect.|
|ATK 1200| |DEF 200|

|Culer, Adviser from Dark World|
|DARK / ****|
|Fiend / Effect|
|If this card is discarded by a card effect, Special Summon it. When this card destroys a monster by battle, you can add 1 "Dark World" monster from your Deck to your hand, then discard 1 other card.|
|ATK 1900| |DEF 900|
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Note the "[b][u]from[/b][/u]" in their names. This is to indicate their seperation from the main line Dark Worlds. They still fall into the Archetype and targeted by their effects. They're just another branch, more Fabled like in that they're effects activate from costs since their manditory.

[infinitysqrd]

If these were real I'm pretty sure at least one of them would be put on the Limited list, also it must of been hard to think of creative colors. Also you inspired me to make my own Dark World monster.

[♥Łövëły-Ċħän♥]

Thats another thing I did to distinguish these from the main stream DW.

Their names, unlike other DW, do not refer to colors. They instead refer to attributes of colors.

Shaid = Shade
Toen = Tone
Heu = Hue
Culer = Color

So what about them would warrant a place on the Limit list?

Any comments of the cards effects?

Thank you for your interest on the names and I'm glad they've inspired you but could you please detail your comment?

[infinitysqrd]

These are very good swarm cards, Dark Worlds don't have many, and lots of Dark Worlds on the field mean trouble for your opponent.

[Resident Fascist]

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These are very good swarm cards, Dark Worlds don't have many, and lots of Dark Worlds on the field mean trouble for your opponent.
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Oh my, another stupid post

[♥Łövëły-Ċħän♥]

Care to fix that Mars?

[D.A._Sakuyamon]

How would Shaid's effect work. By this I mean would it be able to activate it's secondary effect when it special summons itself?

Hue's effect is interesting to say the least. Allows cards that discard as cost's such as Lightning Vortex to work with DW.

Cular is like a Mad King fused with Gate.

Cards in general seem okay. I'm not sure really how these would do in testing with other DW cards. But they all do have mass swarming so Coffin will add more love to them, not to mention Gate & Dealings.

[♥Łövëły-Ċħän♥]

Thanks Fortune!

I dont think Shaid's effect would activate on it's own summon, not sure though. I thought about that when I made it.

[Time Psyduck]

Shaid looks very nice to help swarm the field. A bit weak, but you can drop Grapha with it's effect and then bounce it back to summon the boss monster. Also fun for synchro/rank 2 shenanigans. If you don't intend it to activate on it's own summoning, I'd put the exclusion on it anyway, just to make it clear.

Toen seems a bit pointless. You drop it, SS it, then tribute it to drop something else - but then you could have just discarded whatever you'd drop with this to begin with.

Heu is nice with discards for costs, is a Tour Guide target, and can get out Snow/Broww/whatever Dark Worlds that don't SS themselves might still run. Not sure how many discard-as-cost cards DWs would want to run, unless they're combined with fableds or something.

Culer is good. It's Bronn + Snow in one beatstick. The ATK may be a bit too high though - with gate it's at 2200, and since it gives you advantage from destroying in battle that may be a little too much.