Lightsworn Dragonling

Legacy of Destruction LEDE-EN023 • secret-rare

Set: Legacy of Destruction
Printing code: LEDE-EN023
Rarity: Secret rare
Card type: Effect monster
Attribute: Light
Level / Rank: 4
ATK: 1500
DEF: 1300

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The Lightsworn Dragonling arrived in the Legacy of Destruction set as a modern addition to the storied Lightsworn archetype, which first debuted in 2008. As a Secret Rare, this card is highly sought after by collectors for its holographic finish and its strategic role in enabling faster, more efficient graveyard setups for dedicated Lightsworn decks.

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