Pot of Riches →Used Deck

A card that makes you groan for a few minutes and eventually quit.
It's true that many Pendulum Decks self-destruct the cards in the P zone to activate their effects, and the flow of searching and recruiting naturally doesn't satisfy the conditions for activating the effects.
Many of the Pendulum Decks are actually more like his Pendulum Monsters than his Pendulum Summons. Recruiting monsters is also quite common.
However, adopting this card makes him incapable of his Special Summons other than Pendulum Summons. By the way, what are the two giants that support the modern Pendulum Deck? Yes, Link Monster's 《Heavymetalfoes Electrumite》and his own effect make him a Special Summon 《Astrograph Sorcerer》. Huh, you can't use either of them?
For some reason, he doesn't fit well with the Pendulum Deck, and even though it's a Pendulum Deck exclusive card, he's in a situation where it's hard to use him in the Pendulum Deck.
These days, there are very few Pendulum Decks that don't use them, and most of his Pendulum Decks use these two cards, so I'm going to have to weigh these two against a rich pot... .. It was too reckless a fight.
However, it is not weak at all considering that it is compatible with the self-destruction of the P zone, which is one of the main ways to earn ads in the Pendulum Deck, and that you can secure a two-card draw that is easy to handle with such a deck.
It might be a good idea to remind him of his existence once when he builds a deck that somehow manages to Pendulum Summon the monsters that were placed in the main deck. This strangely irritating, dirty-faced jar that makes you want to punch it probably has room for action.

A vase recently fused with greed.
It's like greed for EX's P, and the number of copies is a little less than that.
However, the deployment other than the activation turn P summons will be sealed. P Deck often uses other summoning methods, so it feels like a painful disadvantage. In addition, since it is often deployed from EX, it seems that returning the P of EX did not bite at all.
With the new rule, mass deployment from EX is no longer possible without links, so the act of returning itself is no longer a problem.
However, it will be difficult to handle unless the deck has a high combat power of the main deck, and the deployment limit is painful.
It feels like a slightly peculiar pot.

When he first came out, Pendulum was still underdeveloped and the direction was not clear, so it was a card that gave me a sense of the future.
However, since the direction of Pendulum is to soul charge from Extra and connect to other summoning methods, it is quite painful to be able to seal his Special Summon other than Pendulum after cutting extra resources. I didn't.
With the new master rule, hoarding itself doesn't make as much sense as it did before, and it's easier to use in that respect, but it's still hard to use because it's still the same as using Pendulum Summon as a stepping stone to connect to the next link and other summoning methods.

It is said that there is a future and it is almost 3 years early. In the end, the rules were changed without being used much. However, due to the rule change, he can no longer deploy a large number of Pendulum Monsters from Extras, so the evaluation of this card has actually gone up. But when it comes to actually using it, it hurts to seal Special Summons other than P summons, so I don't use it after all. Since it's impossible to deploy a large number of cards from Extras, I don't think there will be more cards that store P-monsters in Extras in the future, so should I consider that the future potential is almost gone?

There were a lot of his decks that stack Special Summons from P summons, one of the strengths of P summoning is the mass deployment from EX, and the fact that P monsters don't go to GY in the first place is the reason why it was difficult to use. I guess.
"But it's not bad as a stopgap measure until you can incorporate link summoning." You can't do Special Summons other than P summons, but conversely, you can do P summons, so you can do the bare minimum. I think it's more realistic to switch to a 2-draw rather than poorly stacking recovery cards and deploying them from your hand.

A card that I personally pay attention to because Masters Rule 4 is enforced.
It's not weak because you can draw while recovering P monsters that have gone to the Extra Deck.
No, but it's bad to be able to seal all Special Summons other than P summons. If this was a Quick-Play Spell, it could have been activated at the end of the opponent's turn and overcame its disadvantages...
If you want to focus on Magician's powerful penal effect, you may be able to use him in the deck because you can increase the number of collection methods and increase your hand.
It was said that it would soar, but it didn't soar, so it might be a good idea to collect it before the enforcement of the new rule.

《Solemn Warning》Returning P-monsters that have been declared, returning those who became Xyz materials. If anything, it's the latter.
Since it is "and", it can be activated with 2 GY and 1 extra. Furthermore, unlike the vase of greed, it chooses the target to return when the effect resolves, probably because it refers to both. So I'm not scared of dd Crow or his Infernoid. Of course it's no good if it's less than 3 cards.

In addition to "Qliphort", his powerful Pendulum themes such as "Magician" are increasing, so I think it's becoming a convenient hand replenishment card.

Being able to bring back his Pendulum Monsters in GY is pretty strong considering that it gives you the chance to add monsters that were in the Extra Deck to your hand again.
If you compare it with a recent card, would it be Skull Bat Joker? Once you put this card out, even if you go to vanilla 1800 and go to extra, you won't be able to take advantage of the high scale after that, so you can return it with this card. You can use it efficiently.

The pot this time is the support of the new generation.
It is a greedy type pot that returns used P monsters, and it is especially difficult to reuse him, and it is delicious that he can also collect GY's P monsters.
Due to the turn 1 limit and restrictions on the deployment of the turn used, it is not compatible with some P-axis decks, but it is not a bad support.
Aside from his Qliphort, which is mainly used for reuse, Igknight and EM who break and search repeatedly,
The need for this card is increasing in P Decks, such as DD where P monsters are easy to sleep in GY and he is Zefra,
It is almost certain that the push will continue in the future, so there is a possibility that it will become a pot that surpasses strong humility in the future.

I am sure the price will go up in the future...
Igknight is a deck that can only be used by accumulating extras, so it's not a good match, but I think it's good to be able to return the search target in the Magician category.
You can distinguish it from Shizuryu. The market is going up.

It goes great with the new [Igknight] in Clash of Rebellion. Also, in other P themes, he can be used as an Xyz material to collect P monsters that have gone to GY. Should I buy it now?

I was able to trade-in her Qliphort thanks to this pot!
Would you like to accompany the level 8 axis?

At the moment, he can only use Qliphor, but in the future, it seems that there will be more Pendulum Decks that can be used in the environment, so it is a draw source with outstanding future potential.

The flashy vase is a p Deck exclusive effect.
It's a Pendulum version of the greedy pot, but since the p-summoning live bullets are drastically reduced, unless you have a lot of monsters in your hand or EX except for the end of the game, the p-summoning may malfunction.
I can't praise it without letting go, but the original is still a limited card. GY If the ex-fertilizer, which is not fertilized, is strengthened, it should show its performance.
There are more themes that are good at EX fertilizer, so it's about time to show off.

Who is happier, ism, who can win with money reinforcement, or ism, who can win over young players even if he continues to lose?
This pot is compatible with Pendulum. Pendulum's dedicated pot of greed and the number of cards has been reduced.
At first glance, it looks easy to use, but since there are only a limited number of Decks with a high Pendulum ratio that allows this card to be used, isn't the range of adoption that wide?
In any of his decks, he loses the redeployment from EX, which is Pendulum's selling point, so it feels like a draw source that is harder to use than you might imagine. I believe there is a future...
Still, Igknight, who uses Pendulum Monster like water, should be able to use it enough.

At the current stage, he chooses Deck a lot, but he can easily enter Qliphor... maybe? Anyway, it's a card that I want to collect because it has future potential.

A piece with great future potential.
It's still not a Pendulum environment, but if other excellent Pendulum Monsters from him come out, there's a high possibility that the rating will go up even more.