Dark counterparts plus a Darklord: Darklord Joan

[tuiofgemini]

Darklord Joan, lvl 8, DARK, Fairy, 2800/2000

 

"When a DARK monster destroys a monster by battle: Inflict damage equal to the original ATK of that destroyed monster to it's controler. During each player's turn: You can banish this card from your Graveyard; Target 1 DARK Fairy-Type monster you control. That monster cannot be targeted by other card effects or be destroyed (Either by battle or by card effects) this turn. In the End Phase, you take damage equal to that monster's original attack.(this is a Quick Effect)"

 

Well, let me explain my line of reasoning behind this card. Since the original Joan heal you after destroying opponent's monsters by battle, i thought that its dark counterpart must do the opposite, burning your opponent in some kind of way. Its first effect is kinda the inverse of the original actually, dealing damage to your opponent when you get one of their monsters destroyed, but since its a DARK creature, it must bear a "cost" for you, so i ended up allowing any player to use this burn effect, of coruse only if he fill the conditions. The second ability recalls for Joan's original name as "guardian" angel, and as the "heal-harm" inverse counterpart pespective i spoke earlier as well. She protects one fairy of yours from the grave, but with a cost of your own life points.

 

So, what do you guys think about this?

[newhat]

It's a fine design although it's an effort to get this into the Graveyard and keep a Darklord out to protect.

[tuiofgemini]

Bump.