Nightfall Archetype

[Ninjix_YT]

Ok, so I'm back and I decided to continue my Nightfall Archetype because I had a good base.

 

Base:

 

Here are some of the new Cards, I'm not done yet though:

[LazerSwordKirbo]

I'd recommend replacing many of the GY effects with face up in the extra deck effects because most actions that would send a pendulum card to the GY send to the ED instead. Also it's generally helpful to give all of your searchers a target when making and showing cards in a batch. Additionally, there is very little incentive to Ritual Summon Nightfall Mage because its protection effect is much stronger than its on field effect.

[Ninjix_YT]

2 minutes ago, LazerSwordKirbo said:

I'd recommend replacing many of the GY effects with face up in the extra deck effects because most actions that would send a pendulum card to the GY send to the ED instead. Also it's generally helpful to give all of your searchers a target when making and showing cards in a batch. Additionally, there is very little incentive to Ritual Summon Nightfall Mage because its protection effect is much stronger than its on field effect.

Alright, I change that. For Nightfall Mage, what if I made it so that you had to use Nightfall Mage for a ritual Summon to place in the Pendulum zone, and then re edited his monster effect to something like this:

When this card is used as material for a Ritual Summon, place this card into your Pendulum Zone(Destroy any card already in that zone) and destroy one card on the field.

[Ninjix_YT]

I just realized that Nightfall Crow of Bad Omens won't work either because the effect states that "YOUR opponent" cannot special summon from the ED more than twice. That alone is fine because it's meant to lock your opponent, but when it's in your opponents Pendulum Zone THEY control it. Making yourself the opponent.

[Ninjix_YT]

Are traps allowed to Ritual Summon or is that only reserved for Ritual Spells?

[Ninjix_YT]

Here's an update

Main:

 

Extra:

[Ninjix_YT]

Changed the wording for easier Ritual Summoning