We now take a look back at some of the cards from Duelist Pack: Rivals of the Pharaoh. The first monster is a retrain of the infamous Silent Swordsman archetype, and his name is... well, Silent Swordsman.
 
Silent Swordsman can only be summoned by tributing a Warrior-Type monster. This is fairly easy to pull off. He gains 500 ATK during each Standby Phase, cause 1000 ATK is pretty bad. Once per turn, this guy can negate a spell. Negating spells is always good, which is why Imperial Order is a very powerful card. If Silent Swordsman is destroyed by battle or by an opponents' card effect under the owner's control, you can summon a Silent Swordsman monster from the deck except this guy ignoring the summoning conditions. Now we finally have a better way to summon Silent Swordsman LV7, and since he negates all spells, he is really good, especially with 2800 ATK.
 
Good card for decks with Warriors. I mix this and the new Silent Magician (reviewed tomorrow) with Lightsworns, and it is really cool.
 
Advanced Rating: 3.5/5

Cloud looks awesome. Silent Swordsman is a Level 4 Light Warrior-type monster with 1000 Atk and 1000 Def. He can't be Normal Summoned, but his only Special Summon option isn't too difficult. Just tribute a Warrior and you get a once per turn free Spell negater. Now, it doesn't destroy the Spell Card, so Continuous Spells will gain their continuous effects. Also, every Standby Phase, Silent Swordsman gains 500 Atk, so if he survives long enough, he could be good enough to just keep on the field. If he is destroyed you can Special Summon any Silent Swordsman from the deck except another copy of Silent Swordsman. The obvious choice is to go for Lvl 7 because Silent Swordsman's effect ignores summoning conditions. Lvl 7 will auto prevent your own Spells, but they can't all be Horus. 
 
Score: 4/5
Art: 4.5/5
 
-WarlockBlitz