If you use an ability (scheduled to die at end of turn) and trigger Decoy Trap BEFORE end of turn, then ally will still die at the end of turn (ability does not check down until end of turn). Death Prevention Effects : Holy Shield/Celestial Armor will allow ally to survive until next turn (health never equals Zero from kill effects, then when you pass end of turn the effect is no longer enforced).Scheduled Dying at the End of a Turn is not considered a Negative Effect.Twilight Shepherdess removed from board prior to end of turn). If a card that enforces a death at the end of turn is no longer in play it can no longer enforce the death (ex.Twilight are one of the most complicated alignments to play with because of the various ways to self kill (vary between instant or delayed until the end of the turn) and cheat death. The most important thing to remember is what type of death it is (instant/delay) and Standard Resolution Order. Survivability / Cheating Death for Advantage.
Irregular Stat Growth Pattern (Permanent and Temporary).Special thanks, as always, to Gondorian, Starval, Veles, Preybird and Bob Ross for input! This guide is an evolving article which will change periodically, depending on balancing card changes or a change in my thought process after playing more with the cards. Finally they are very much dependent on other Twilight allies giving them a pack mentality similar to the Wulven/Yari Alignments. Like the Shadow Homunculus they have various growth options and can play Tower Ally builds. Similarities exist to the Ravager in that they both are combo oriented and generally remove 1 combo piece in order to execute the combo. They have a likeness to the Undead in that they are death oriented having things trigger along with dying or having things happen based on their graveyards. They have an interesting playstyle which includes a variety of characteristics of various Shadow Alignments. Twilight Alignment is very much an interesting alignment to me.
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