Dragon Lords Series (Custom Yu-Gi-Oh! Cards)

A couple of nights ago, instead of letting me sleep or even thinking about another archetype I am already designing, my brain decided to think about the Dragon Lords series and how even though Arkbrave Dragon is an awesome card and a core part of the deck's strategy, it would have been nice to get a more direct retrain of Darkbrave Dragon in the style of Divine Dragon Lord Felgrand. So I started making notes for it and retrains of other cards related to the Dragon Lords. The end result is 8 in-series retrains of existing Dragon Lords cards, or cards that have some link to them, whether that's a visual similarity, having historically shared a structure deck with the series' members, having some mechanical synergy with the series, or just being cards that I use in my own Blue-Eyes / Dragon Lords deck. These include:

• Incendiary Dragon Lord Darkblaze (a retrain of Darkblaze Dragon).
• The Creator of the Dragon Lords (a retrain of The Creator).
• Hatchling of the Dragon Lords (a retrain of Hunter Dragon).
• Herald of the Dragon Lords (a retrain of Herald of Creation).
• Martial Dragon Lord Leyvaten (a retrain of Dragunity Arma Leyvaten).
• The Divine Stone of the Dragon Lords (a retrain of The White Stone of Legend and The White Stone of Ancients).
• The Skeletal Stone of the Dragon Lords (a Zombie version of The Divine Stone of the Dragon Lords to support Skeletal Dragon Felgrand).
• Totem of the Divine Dragon Lords (a retrain of Trade-In).
• For my notes about each one, visit my ArtStation profile, or follow the links above.

Copyright disclaimer: Yu-Gi-Oh! is the creation of Kazuki Takahashi and the property of Studio Dice / Konami. All copyright goes to them. My custom Dragon Lords cards are fan cards I designed based on the Dragon Lords series featured in the Rise of the Dragon Lords and Rise of the True Dragons structure decks, and cards with some sort of synergy or other link to them or that I personally use in my Dragon Lords deck. Their card arts are modified versions of or inspired by their bases' arts or images of them. All images were sourced from Yugipedia and edited in Paint.NET, and as such I do not own them. The finished card images were created using www.cardmaker.net. The background image for this page is a stock image by kues1 on freepik.com.