That makes it a breeze to get both of these Level 5 Vampires on the field at the same time. Just as Shadow Vampire can Special Summon Vampire Duke when it’s Normal Summoned, Vampire Duke can also Special Summon Shadow Vampire when it’s Normal Summoned. When it’s Special Summoned, you can force your opponent to send a Monster, Spell, or Trap Card from his or her Deck to his or her Graveyard. In addition, when it’s Normal Summoned, you can Special Summon a DARK “Vampire” monster from your Graveyard in Defense Position. Vampire Duke is a Level 5 Zombie with 2000 ATK and 0 DEF, just like Shadow Vampire. While you could Special Summon good old Vampire Lord with the effect of Shadow Vampire, there’s also a new World Premiere vampire in Shadow Specters – Vampire Duke – that you might want to Special Summon instead. The monster you Special Summon is the only monster you’ll be able to attack with during the turn you use Shadow Vampire’s effect but that’s only a small sacrifice to make in exchange for an augmentation to your army of the undead. Choose to Special Summon a Level 5 Vampire, and you’ll already have 2 Level 5 Zombies on the field, like a vampiric version of Tour Guide from the Underworld’s effect.
When it’s Normal Summoned, you can Special Summon a DARK “Vampire” monster from your hand or Deck, other than Shadow Vampire. Shadow Vampire is a Level 5 Zombie with 2000 ATK and 0 DEF. The new Vampire monsters in Shadow Specters make it easy to control 2 Level 5 Zombies at once. One of the new Vampire strategies introduced in Shadow Specters revolves around Special Summoning Level 5 Zombies to Xyz Summon Rank 5 monsters. Duels against the undead are about to become more intense than ever before! Read on to learn more… Now, a new age of Vampires is among us! Shadow Specters contains brand new Vampire cards that breathe new “life” into Vampire Decks. Vampire Lord slowly faded out of popularity as its effect became less relevant against the most popular cards that Duelists used. Monsters with 2000 ATK were tough to destroy in battle, and Duelists’ Decks were packed with Spell & Trap Cards like Raigeki and Sakuretsu Armor that were powerless against Vampire Lord. Any time an opponent’s card effect destroyed it, it would return to the field, where its 2000 ATK would terrorize weaker monsters, and its effect would slowly cause an opponent’s Deck to deteriorate.īut times were different back then. Virtually invincible, Vampire Lord could only be taken down in battle. When Vampire Lord was released in Dark Crisis back in 2003, it was one of the most impressive monsters Duelists had ever seen. Once upon a time, the Yu-Gi-Oh! TRADING CARD GAME was ruled by Vampires.
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