Ever since the banning of Mox Opal and the introduction of Prismatic Ending, the deck has struggled to regain its footing, which some have taken as a very good thing.
While it might seem like a one-to-one trade, a land for an artifact, there are a few key points to keep in mind
On August 18, Trainers were treated to a Pokemon Presents Nintendo Direct where they not only got a deep dive into Brilliant Diamond & Shining Pearl but Legends Arceus too
With this tool, you have complete control over every aspect of the card from its type and casting cost to its abilities and artwork
But in a new twist, half the standard Rares can also be pulled as Super Rares in the same set
Fandom Nod: The "Twilightsworn" "Lightsworn" sub-archetype introduced in Code of Duelist is a nod towards the popular "Twilight" deck, which uses Dark monsters that have effects in the graveyard in combination with the Lightsworn's milling ability to summon monsters such as Black Luster Soldier - Envoy of the Beginning and mass summon Judgment Dragon