Pot of Desires Semi-Limited→Used Deck

In decks that don't rely on specific cards such as meta beats and full burns, the card that shows its true value, you know Gren Maju Da Eiza is the best match.
It has a big disadvantage that you can't ignore 10 cards from the backside, so it's difficult to use in decks such as [Exodia] and [Zoodiac] where you're in trouble if you run out of specific cards. .
If you use 1 card, 12 cards will be removed from the Deck, so the 3rd card will inevitably go bad. I think, there is also a construction that dares to increase the total number of decks represented by 《That Grass Looks Greener》.
In recent years, most OCGs have search/recruit cards in the theme, so there are many decks that don't need to take the risk. However, you can't use the 3rd card even if you put it in full, so you don't have to worry about it because it doesn't make much of a difference between 2 cards and 3 cards.
Speaking of another weak point, it would be terrible if 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》, which is overwhelmingly easy to encounter, was hit by a natural enemy. It would be nice if it was banished, but it would be very painful to draw it. Only one side is robbed by the other party and in a catastrophe, defeat is confirmed.
Recently, 《Number 89: Diablosis the Mind Hacker》has become easier to put out, and there is a risk that it will be out of the library at once, so I think it is a card that is easily influenced by the environment.
It's not a card that can be used at random, but the 2-draw system that can increase your hand is valuable, and if it's not an extremely bad deck, you might want to include one.
"Anyway, I want a card that can increase my hand! ] ``It doesn't matter if the Deck is not 0! It is recommended for those who say.
If you really want to reuse the removed card, you should use 《Necroface》.
“I know the risks, but I bet on this draw! I like people who say,

《Pot of Greed》and 《Pot of Avarice》united
Gordon's nickname is a draw source that takes the form of Pot of Greed with a heavy cost of removing 10 of his deck.
Since they are banished face down, the effects of those cards cannot be activated and are difficult to reuse.
Combined with the cost and draw, he can't be activated unless there are 12 or more cards in the deck.・Since it can only be activated once per turn, a total of 36 cards are required to use Gordon 3 times, so the main deck is 44. created a Gordon-type construction called
This is 40 cards, which is the minimum number of cards to build in the main deck.
35 at the start of the draw of 5 → 34 at the draw on the 2nd turn → 33 at the draw on the 3rd turn, and the activation conditions for the 3rd card cannot be met naturally.
In the case of the second attack, 1 draw is added to this and it becomes 32 cards on the 3rd turn.
Adding 4 cards to this, the 44-card Deck is his Gordon-type Karakuri.
(*There is no need to stick to this construction because it cannot be used 3 times in the current semi-restricted state)

A draw source that selects the deck.
You have to be prepared to take the important parts of the Deck into another dimension, as the 10 cards on the backside are excluded for the cost. Especially in a 40-card build, he loses 1/4 of his deck, so the risk of losing a key card cannot be ignored.
This is not a card that should be used haphazardly.

named Gordon.
At first glance, it doesn't require a hand cost and draws 2 cards. Anyone would think so. Even more so if you are on the verge of a comeback.
However, in modern Yu-Gi-Oh, it is mainstream to share his deck throttle with search and his GY fertilizer and turn it crisply. Under such circumstances, if he hits 10 decks, he will not be able to search properly, and the function will inevitably stop. Also, if you use it poorly after the middle stage, he may run out of decks and lose by destroying the decks. Therefore, versatility is low.
His deck doesn't care about searches such as metabi, and it's easy to enter because it compensates for the lack of power in a theme that lacks cards. Especially in metabi, it was used a lot to secure the RBI of 《Gren Maju Da Eiza》, so it finally became a semi-limit.
By the way, if you use it in the current paper environment, Diablosis will blow away his deck and die instantly, so be careful.

Contrary to "Pot of Avarice", which was "Pot of Greed" that can recover deck resources but cannot be used on the first move, "A greedy pot that can be used at any time but sacrifices deck resources".
The benefit of being able to increase your hand from the first hand is extremely large. There is a risk that the target of search and recruit, and the restricted card will be uncollectible, but it is even used in the theory that search and recruit should be used first and then put out later to secure the trigger, and 《Zoodiac Ratpier》It has also been used in Zodiac when alive and Sky Striker Ace, which uses a lot of pin insertion searches. The charm of such a greedy pot is overwhelming.
Surprisingly, it pretended that there was no way to take advantage of the disadvantage of banning the back side, and returned only the necessary cards to the Deck with 《Virtual World Hime - Nyannyan》, returned them to GY with 《PSY-Framelord Omega》, and combined with 《Swordsoul Supreme Sovereign - Chengying》. It is worth mentioning that you can partner with the theme cards of Interestingly, 《Gren Maju Da Eiza》, which is known as a romantic card that takes a lot of preparation but has high explosive power, can now get 4000 offense and defense with just this one card. He played an active role and achieved great success as a serious card with no complaints such as being adopted by Kaiju Kaguya. The greed itself goes well with decks such as Meta Beat and his Kaiju Kaguya, which are self-contained and good stuff, and it can be said that every component is a good combination.
In some cases, it is installed in a 60-card Deck that uses 《That Grass Looks Greener》. It looks like anti-synergy if you pull Lawnmower after hitting Greedy, but since you have a lot of Decks, the disadvantage of Greedy is relatively light, and even if it's difficult to handle both in one battle, you'll be able to draw either one. This was adopted from an idea close to the democon theory. In an era where 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》is rampant, 《Left Arm Offering》is difficult to use, and there are many cases where even mowing the lawn alone can be stopped.
In addition to the catalog specs, the track record is sufficient. There is no doubt that it is a powerful card that deserves 10 points. You may wonder then why the overall rating is 9 instead of 10.
The reason I'm giving this card 9 points is because it doesn't mesh with the direction of Yu-Gi-Oh's current and future development. As the card pool expands in the future, more and more cards will be powerful but have a tan 1 constraint or require certain cards in the Deck. Besides greed, there are also more ways to search and draw, so we're moving towards increasing the number of 1 cards and giving him a large amount of effect in his small deck space. After all, this is not a story of the future, it's a trend we're already seeing with Dragoon, Fudes, Brave, Branded's business trips, the introduction of Hope Doubles and PSY Frames, and the adoption of Trigger Scatters for annihilation. And greed is extremely incompatible with this tendency. If you pile up multiple cards that you don't want to be removed, you won't have enough space to put in a variety of cards. There are still cases where we are forced to do so.
The hand advantage is a value that does not go down even if inflation progresses, and the ways to utilize the back side exclusion disadvantage will be expanded in the future (although there is a possibility that metas like Diablosis will increase). However, as a general rule, the more this trend of increasing one pile progresses, the fewer decks that greed can live in. Even if it is strong now, it is difficult to guarantee that it will continue to be strong in the future.

A greedy urn for exclusive use of a blessed deck that can fully insert all the necessary cards and has super high search performance. The point of adjustment is that you can never insert a key card into a deck that has to be pinned.
As long as the matching deck is limited, it is a super power that is just a vase of greed. In addition, it seems that it is only suitable for decks that are already strong.

If 《Pot of Greed》is 10 points, this card with 1 turn limit is -1 point.
Removing the top 10 cards in the deck is both an advantage and a disadvantage. If you think about it simply, the deck will be compressed, so if the card you need is at the bottom, it will be easier to draw it, but if it is at the top, it will fly to the exclusion zone and conversely he will rotate the deck. will interfere with Well, if you're going to use search a lot, don't be dazzled by the fact that you draw two cards and don't use cards like this (laughs).
If you want to use it, it is recommended to fully load other cards as much as possible. Even so, 3 cards of 1 type are grouped together and all of them are removed --- There are some accidents, but the charm of pot-type cards where 1 card becomes 2 cards is immeasurable, isn't it?

Adjusted Vase of Greed
It's strong to simply increase your hand with additional draws, but if you use it without thinking, it's a double-edged sword that skips to the key card because the top 10 cards are removed.
It's a common story that when you use PSY Frame Gear γ in a deck and use greed, the driver flies away with 10 exemption from the back of the cost.
There was also a case where he was adopted as an iron beast and used it twice, and with the effect of the iron beast, he fertilized GY.
The back 10 exclusion is not only a disadvantage, but it can also be used to increase the firepower of the brain muscles that refer to the exclusion of Dyza, etc., and it worked as a merit to the extent that a good stuff type environment deck was born that took advantage of the exclusion disadvantage such as Murakumo Dyza.
Considering both the merits and demerits together
However, it is currently semi-restricted, probably because the adoption rate was too high.
It happened right after it was reprinted in The Agent Strak R, but since the regulation right after the reprint is KONAMI's specialty, it can only be said that it can't be helped (the same thing was done exactly one year after the last time)
When using this card, keep in mind that your main deck will decrease by 12 cards each time you use it.
Kashtira's existence hurts too much now
Due to the presence of Rise Heart and Diablosis, if you want to use it in the second attack, including the draw amount, you can use it just once and it will fly away from the main deck at least 38 cards.
(Rise Heart 3, Diablosis 1, Diablosis 4, Greedy 10, Greedy Draw 2, Diablosis 18, total 38 cards)
If he has less than 44 cards in his main deck, he will lose at this point.
The appearance of the deck that I thought of today made it quite difficult to use

One of the adjusted cards of "Pot of Greed".
This card, which has been revised downwards by excluding the top 10 cards from the backside of the Deck (unlike normal excluding, it is almost impossible to reuse) and adding the name Turn 1, is that the deck is selected to some extent due to its cost. has been adjusted.
There are quite a few patterns where the 10-card tail removal isn't too heavy, or where you can turn it into an advantage with 《Guren Beast Da-Isa》, and it's almost as comfortable to use as Pot of Greed, and it's still too powerful. Therefore, semi-restricted.
Perhaps because it was the first installment in the nerf version of the Greed series, there were some parts that weren't adjusted well, but considering the subsequent 《Pot of Extravagance》, etc., it's not a failure as a policy of adjustment.

Strong draw source. In decks with a lot of 3-stack cards and 10-banishing doesn't hurt, this card is almost a greedy pot. However, there is an impression that it is not liked by players unexpectedly. There aren't many decks that don't hurt to remove 10 cards at all, and after all there are cards in every deck that you don't want to fly, so this card has a gambling element to some extent. A card with a strange balance of being strong but not liked.

《Gren Maju Da Eiza》exclusive (?) support card. Even if Urara is shot, only the draw part will be negate, and the elimination of the favorite will not be negate!
Although it has been regulated by the limit regulation of this time, in general-purpose decks, ``10 cards are excluded when used, but if you use it for the first time, it is unlikely that all 3 of the favorite cards you want to draw will be included in it, and it is virtually free to draw 2 cards. I wonder if the point that the disadvantage of "can be done" is not so much a disadvantage

It's a card that can't be used depending on the build, but I think it's an excellent draw source.
Although it has become semi-restricted this time, it is somewhat questionable whether it was meaningful because the hero and Phoenix Guy's business trip set is popular
Rather than that, Konami's motives for re-recording and regulating them on behalf of Struk are visible, and it's a little irritating.

Adjusted vase of greed. Instead of 2 draws, it removes a lot of his deck.
It's difficult to reuse because it's a back side exclusion, and there are many cases where a few key cards that were used are excluded. It is not a card that can be used unconditionally.
However, the value of two draws is too high in modern Yu-Gi-Oh. If you stack 3 key cards, you can draw even if you take exclusion into account.
Pay attention to 《Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring》, which has a high acceptance rate (There may be a play that uses this card as a decoy to pass the favorite)
It is also used in unexpected places, such as a dither deck that uses exclusion to appear in the environment.

A card that draws 2 in exchange for a huge cost, the strength of 2 draws goes without saying
This is the critical issue, but unlike Needle Bug and his Lightsworn, it's difficult to reuse due to backside exclusion, so the decks that can be used are quite limited (Dyzer, etc.)
There is a feeling that it is a combo premise that excludes the backside.
The indeterminate GY manure of the lyro needleworm is shunned, but this is tough
Also, it's hard when you get hit.

A wonderfully designed card that gradually becomes more powerful as you use it. Recently, the hiring rate has risen considerably, and even singles have reached 600 to 700 or more. I feel that decks with a lot of 3 cards, decks where the initial move is only 1 card, and decks with good banishment will become a pretty strong pot.

The illustrations are greedy, greedy, and truly wonderful.
Since it is excluded on the back side of 10, it is almost impossible to reuse,
If the key card is blown away, there is a risk that it will lead to loss.
Still, he has a lot of initial moves, Numeron,
Zoodiac is easy to use and often delicious.
Also, in Murakumo Daiza, exclusion is positive,
As long as you draw Daiza, this is a card you want to actively use.

An adjusted version of the Pot of Greed. Since you need to remove 10 cards from the deck, there is a risk that it will be difficult to draw the key card, but it is worth using even if you take that disadvantage. I think you'll either love or hate this card, but if you don't like it, I recommend trying it out, even if it's just once.

Don't you want to use the hand enhancement card before deploying monsters as much as possible? However, many of them have activation conditions and restrictions, so they tend to be shelved due to the convenience of not being able to search. (《Iron Draw》, 《Advance Draw》, etc.)
However, this card is unaffected by the situation of the field and has no restrictions. The impact of excluding 10 cards is great, but even if you subtract that, it's an exceptional performance. It's crazy that the penalty for no previous draw is actually canceled.
It's difficult to handle in a Deck that contains highly important pinned cards (e.g. Beigomax) or cards that are difficult to reduce (e.g. Duplicate Necrodor), but there are a lot of general-purpose cards and especially fixed moves. If there is no Deck, it can be operated as a powerful draw engine.

A power card that can be used in any deck, except his deck, which relies heavily on restricted cards like the official Exodia.
Yu-Gi-Oh's search is abundant and powerful, so the risk of excluding key cards can be reduced to almost 0 by playing and building. It can be said to be useless.
Due to the nature of banishing a large amount, the probability of drawing a third card is not very high, and there is even an aspect of the advantage of not giving information to the opponent. One piece with much less risk than the democon theory.

A power card that allows you to draw 2 cards without any disadvantages just by erasing 10 cards from the Deck.
The downside is that if you have a 40-card Deck, the 3rd card will rot and the name Turn 1 will be attached.
Democon theory is essential to talk about this card
After all, the theory is that the cards buried in the Deck will not be used until the end of the Duel, so they should be excluded.
Basically, there are many search cards and 3 piles, so it is easy to enter the deck that is difficult to fly
Conversely, decks that cannot be used are decks that require a specific card in the main deck, or decks that leave the meta to specific cards, etc.

Randomly removing 10 cards from the top of the main deck and activating it in the backside is too scary and too disgusting, personally I'm not very good at it, and I definitely don't want to use it. A wonderful draw source that has no specified activation timing and has no restrictions other than the name Turn 1.
There are really few general-purpose draw sources that allow you to extract the necessary cards from the Deck to some extent during development, and then use this card as a supplement to the back when the board is ready.

The removal hurts, but the two-card draw is still strong. That said, compared to the environment at the time of its introduction, it has become a card that is used in every imaginable deck of his... not necessarily.
Since 2019, many of the environmental decks have a large number of cards that can be drawn in in order to make it possible to move with a small number of cards, while some cards necessary for combos and suppression in the middle are various. In many cases, only about one sheet is used. In other words, the disadvantage of being unlucky enough to exclude necessary parts has become greater than the advantage of using this card to increase your hand indefinitely.
On top of that, his Metabeat and rock decks, which are different from the above decks, have a better match with the later appearance of Kougin, and the necessity of adopting this card has somewhat diminished.
Depending on the deck, it can be a powerful draw source, but you should be careful because even if you use it blindly, you may end up with too much.

A card that clearly shows how crazy the vase of greed is. I didn't expect this to be included in Struk.
There is a heavy cost of removing the top 10 cards in the Deck, but being able to draw 2 cards without any particular disadvantages is very strong.
If you want to quickly call in key cards, or if you don't mind the disadvantages of exclusion, you may want to consider using it.
However, if you get 《Mystical Refpanel》or Urara, you lose this card + the top 10 cards in the Deck, which is a huge disadvantage.
Kagami is not good enough, but Urara is a target to be wary of because the encounter rate is high.
By the way, unlike other greedy pot variants, there is no greedy pot element in the effect, but it probably represents the nature of this pot that requires a huge cost of top 10 cards in the deck just to draw 2 cards. I guess they are. perhaps.

Personally, I don't really like it.
If you think you can draw 3 stacks of key cards, will you adopt it?
With 3 stacks, it is less likely that the 10-card face-down exclusion will include all 3 cards.
It's up to the Deck to decide whether or not 10-card backside removal is too expensive.
It can be deployed just by drawing one key card, and if the battle situation changes, adopt it.

If you don't want the card you want to face-down to be removed, you can do some searching before activating it.
However, if Urara's effect ends up with only banning 10 cards, that's scary.

The activation cost is to remove 10 cards from the top of the Deck face-down, so there is a risk that the key card in the Deck will also be removed face-down, but it is one of the few spell cards that increases your hand by 1, so you can remove it. If you adopt a monster that exerts its effect as the number of cards that are used is large, it will not be a big loss. Da Isa, around 《Necroface》is recommended.

Forbidden card A vicious draw sauce that is a modified version of the pot of greed
Deck is a good card to choose

Draw 2 cards = Deck top 10 backside removal
In the current Yu-Gi-Oh, the situation changes depending on whether the key card for deployment is in the hand or not, so I will use it thoroughly in his deck, but if the key card is removed, it will be meaningless, so this is Isn't this a good adjustment?
I was thinking that, but since there are 3 basic keycards, the probability of excluding all of them is low. For expansion, even a link-included extra is enough. In the first place, it is natural that there are multiple deployment patterns. If it is a deck that can be used like this, it will be used without mercy.
It's really encouraging to have one more card in your hand, and there are no restrictions after using it. It can be said that the cheat card proved to be strong enough even with a slightly heavy cost.
However, if you get beaten up, you can cry.

A powerful draw source that can't be used in certain decks, such as pin-stabbing essential cards, but can be put in many decks.
His deck has a lot of search, so it's easy to use, but it's disastrous if you get hit with it.
If you use PSY Frame Lord Omega, you can reuse the removed cards, so it works well.
I wonder if you think vandalism is fun...

Although 10 cards are excluded from the deck, this card allows you to draw 2 cards without restricting the subsequent development. Since there are a lot of bans, there is a possibility that you will banish cards you want to draw, but you can do whatever you want depending on how you play, such as collecting parts first. Still, I'm worried about the first hand, but... It is also a point that it has a combo property that can increase the explosive power of monsters regardless of the type of exclusion card such as Heart Earth Dragon and Gratton. It's an exclusion behind the scenes that is hard to reuse, but I think it's an advantage in that you don't know what was excluded. It's a headwind that you can choose the deck you can put in to some extent, and Urara is now an essential class, but after all, 2 draws that don't interfere with development are valuable and powerful.

In the end, I feel like he's a card to prove that even if some strong cards are removed from the deck, other cards can be used as substitutes.
Any card can work in the same way, and it's strong. What do you mean…
If it's a depiction of discarding cards like garbage, this might be more realistic than "Power Wall"

Compared to the original greed, it chooses a few decks, but it's simply one ad, so it's not weak.

Deck Top Face-down Thought removing 10 cards was a good adjustment? exactly.
When it first came out, there was a time when I thought, "Who's going to pay such a heavy cost to use it?"
In fact, no matter how much you limit the number of cards to 40, there are still some cards that cannot be used.
But since there are people who activate it all of a sudden, it's useless to have an extra card in your hand without any disadvantages other than the cost.
For example, what would happen if the deck top face was 10 cards removed? When I thought about it, he said Metaphys, Ritual Beast, and Shiranui.
For KONAMI, who does a lot of things in various ways, I want to praise him by saying, "You did a good job."

Current environment, people who want to hire
Draw sauce that will be many
Due to the characteristics of the effect,
There seems to be no regulation.
Put in two, and end up with one.
There is no taste to put 3 pieces
Even if you put 2 cards, you can activate the 2nd one.
Because there is no guarantee…(´･ω･｀)

General-purpose Spell ... This card I don't know if it can be said
At first glance, any of him would fit in the deck, but when he sacrificed 10 decks to activate it, it wasn't so unexpected, and I felt that he needed to put it in while thinking about deck construction.
It is an impression that it is an unexpectedly good adjustment, but it seems that it will not be strange if regulations are imposed at some point

A modified version of the Vase of Greed. As a cost, he removes 10 cards from the top of his deck face down.
Although face-down exclusion has limited reuse methods, unlike 《Trade-In》and 《Allure of Darkness》, drawing 2 cards without specifying the cost is very powerful.
It is also possible to use it to strengthen Da Eiza to 4000 RBI.

Even though the battle situation can change just by drawing one card,
How strong is drawing two cards?
The disadvantage is certainly tight, but it's still lukewarm compared to the two-card draw.

One of the key cards of Da Isawan Kill. A level 3 with 4000 ATK and DEF comes out with this one "only" card. It would be nice if I had drawn Da Yiza by then, but if I didn't, I would have no choice but to draw with enthusiasm. You can use this after drawing Da Yiza, so the key to his deck is how you can survive until then.

Excluding 10 cards is just too heavy I don't use it normally

Mysteriously, when I use it, he destroys his deck, so I don't use it much,
(Even though I bought it at the peak)
For those with destiny, he must be the best card.

There are no restrictions like Car D, and it is an eccentric card that allows you to draw 2 under the light condition of using only cards in the Deck, which are not directly related to card advantage, as a cost.
It's clearly powerful as it's just Pot of Greed if nothing bad happens at the cost of 10 decks.
The probability of an inconvenience due to that cost depends on the deck, but of course the probability is quite low for decks that stack 3 of the search target parts,
Even if there are only a few parts in the deck, it can be handled by searching in advance. There is a good chance that you will end up with no major damage.
Furthermore, the removed 10 cards are not completely sealed, and can be recalled as long as the deck can produce Ω.
So in most cases the player who used it gets a simple one like Pot of Greed.
Personally, I honestly think this card is a failure that can't be called a good adjustment...

Use this when you want to pull out a card that cannot be searched.
Scared of getting rid of your keycard?
It's no different than having a key card that you can't draw!
It is a card that shines because of the short-term decisive battle environment.

For Yu-Gi-Oh, who has a wealth of search methods, removing the top 10 cards from the Deck wasn't much of a disadvantage

A new piece in the "○○ de △△ pot" series. When I tried mixing jars of ban & restriction, it turned out to be a terrible draw sauce.
A jar that requires a flashy cost to remove 10 cards from the Deck. A high-risk, high-return card that weighs the pros and cons of "the possibility of all key cards disappearing" and "draw two cards just by using it". ... should have been
If you add a key card to your hand and then use this, you can practically ignore the disadvantages.
After the idea was born, the evaluation changed completely. After searching for a key card, it came to be used in the wind of drawing a no card. I wonder if Konami didn't know how to use this...
As expected, unlike Greed, the timing to use it is limited, but the two-card draw is still strong. In addition, the removed cards can be recovered with the PSY Frame Ω and can be used for combos.

If you have a deck with a lot of ways to deploy such as D/D, you should have no problem throwing in multiple copies.

Singles are still good, but in matches, to draw meta cards,
3 I have no choice but to stack...
It's hard to carry a handicap with a deck that can't be stacked easily

Could the 10-card exclusion be a disadvantage? (soft voice)
If you stack 3 copies, 1 card will become a dead card, but there are still many duelists who stack 3 copies.
To be honest, if you use it after searching all the time on the first turn, what's the problem?
I don't know how KONAMI, who is strict with Droso, sees this situation, but I personally want it to be a restriction.

A draw source card that will draw attention to the demerit of the disadvantage
It's a face-down that is hard to reuse, and 10 cards are removed, so in some cases, it's a gamble with the possibility of the key card being removed.
But even with that in mind, you can still draw two cards...that alone is strong
It is ideal to search for only the cards you need in advance before using them.
By the way, if you have the infamous PSY Frame Ω, it is possible to return the removed card to his GY.

Both greed (prohibition) and greed (restriction) seem to be the strongest.
What he is doing is 2 draws without preparation and a strong hand build-up like greed, but it has the disadvantage of banishing 10 cards from the top of his deck when activated, so it's dangerous to use it without thinking.
However, most decks these days have some kind of technique to search for key cards from the first hand, and by activating this card after searching for cards that would be bad if they were excluded, you can increase your hand by one card with virtually no risk. It is possible to treat it as a doroso that is not inferior to greed. It can be said that it shows the burden of giving too many easy search cards to various categories.
Life-saving, good temptation, good, good, this card, I feel like people are less cautious about Droso these days. Thank you!

It is a card that combines restriction and prohibition, and has a greed ability that replenishes 2 cards in hand and a gambling ability that removes 10 cards face down.
It's a card that seems to be banned or restricted if it's officially spotted.

"Even though he was greedy and greedy, the jar turned out to be a mass of malice."
The 2 draw part is completely a greedy pot of banned cards and there is no way it is weak. However, 10 indiscriminate removal is a scary part of him depending on the deck, and since he removes face down, it is difficult to reuse and no removal combo is possible. If a key card gets involved here, starting with a restricted card, it's not a painful uproar. It has become.
It's also different from life-shaving, but although it has its disadvantages, it's used by a great many Decks because it doesn't have a Special Summon limit. Konami is becoming more tolerant of Droso these days...?

Finally that Photoshop image is real...
It's a greedy card that can draw 2 cards with no restrictions other than the number of times it can be activated, but it's a terrible card that requires greed to remove a large number of face-downs.
It's not an exaggeration to say that it's almost impossible to activate it multiple times because it's difficult to reuse the backside removal, and the only ways to use it are like Da Yiza and 《Necroface》.
Due to its nature, Decks that rely on a small number of specific key cards are risky and difficult to use, and Decks that are closer to Good Stuff... Metabeats, Burn Decks, and conversely, the cards that depend on them are scattered, and there are plenty of searches and developments. It's adopted by the environment of the world... but it's no good after all!

It's true that there are times when you'll get a strong 《Retort》, but in the end, it's a win-win. The strong ones are strong, just like his Deck that sticks to him even though it's a different type. Cards are heavier than LP! Life imprisonment for time limit revision!

When I first saw it, I was really like, "What the heck." Never in my wildest dreams would I have dreamed that such a versatile man would be adopted by Deck.
A truly greedy pot in a usable deck. I personally don't like it that much, do I? Because it is a style to search for key cards steadily.
Putting that aside, it's certainly strong.

Adjusted Vase of Greed
The cost is painful, but if it's a deck that can produce meta or Ω, you can use it without hesitation

What is this?
Cards that are too greedy and too greedy.
Alongside beigoma, it's in almost every deck these days.
It's the top candidate for the next regulation, but I don't think it's possible to regulate this card, which has just been released, because it's about Konmai.
The scary part of Konmai is that there is a possibility that even the worst beigoma will not be regulated.

A vase that matches the phrase "high risk high return". (Personally)
At the same time, a card that seems to ask the player, 'Do you want to draw 2 cards even if you exclude 10 cards?'
After all, 10 back side exclusions are tough. It's not an exaggeration to say that with a 40-card deck, he can't use 25% of the deck.
Based on the theme of [Exclusion], depending on the number of excluded cards... If it has a gimmick, it seems that it can be actively adopted, but...
A theme that relies heavily on a specific keycard will probably not be able to handle it.
If it's a theme that doesn't rely on a specific key card, it seems like it could be adopted, but how do you (personally) perceive the risk of being [10 cards excluded from the backside]? A card that asks.
It's a pot that doesn't leak into the super rare frame and is expensive, so the demerit in terms of wallet points is more severe than the demerit of exclusion.

10 backside exclusions, and since it's from the top of the Deck, it's a greedy pot that was adjusted diagonally above the expected randomness.
Even if you can draw two cards, it doesn't make sense if the key card is excluded.
Overseas, if you build a deck of 50 cards by stacking draw cards (such as Upstart Goblin), you can draw a key card with a normal draw by lowering his deck out rate of key cards and making it 50 cards. There are serious discussions about how the rate can be minimized.
On the other hand, if you run out of 10 cards, the chances of getting a key card increase, and some people say that it's a compressed deck card of his.

Sam, why is Sam here! ? Did you escape, escape from the Synchro Dimension on your own! ? Sam! ! ?
He's not Sam (silent belly bread
You can draw 2 cards at the risk of removing 10 cards from the backside, but you can draw 2 cards.
The face-down cards are dead cards in many of his decks, as they have little repurposing.
Decks that don't rely on specific restricted cards can be used without problems. Conversely, decks that rely on specific limited cards like HERO, Exo, and Inzektor are more likely to become unusable, making it difficult to use.
With a 40-card deck, you can't use the third card, and if you use two cards, the deck will be almost empty, so be careful when playing out the deck. After using it, try to settle it as soon as possible.

If you can stack 3 keycards, it is unlikely that all of them will be removed, so there is plenty of room for adoption.
However, it is very dangerous to shoot the second time with any deck, as it is very dangerous with the danger of being out of the deck, so it may be recommended to use a deck that can be used as a hand cost.

The savior of Good Stuff decks, which directly confronts the recent environmental decks consisting of powerful synergistic designer categories and convenient business trip parts for search & recruit.
It's a mass of ads that simply turns one card into two cards, but the cost is to remove the top 10 cards from the deck (randomly) on the back side, so that it doesn't become a toy in the environment. It's a great design that only a few cards can use face-down removal even in Yu-Gi-Oh with an increased card pool.
Whoever thought of this card is a genius.

A card that shows the designer's challenging spirit as if he went against the current Yu-Gi-Oh, which makes heavy use of search and recruit, saying that it will pay a huge cost from the deck advantage without cutting the cost of the hand, field, and GY advantage.
It can be said that it is almost impossible to reuse because it can only interfere with some cards due to the back side exclusion.
If you try to use it to draw the card you want to draw, there is a possibility that it will be swallowed by the cost of this card, and if you use it carelessly, there will be a contradiction that you can not draw the card you want to draw even though you are drawing it.
His deck, which uses a lot of searching and recruiting from the deck, has a considerable risk because it will greatly collapse the future strategy due to activating this.
Decks that can fight no matter what you draw, or Decks that want bullets regardless of drawing a specific card, have almost no disadvantages, and there are no activation conditions or restrictions before and after activation, so it turns into a greedy pot.

Do this again. If the card you want ends up being banished, then it's not worth using this card. Sulea pot series that draws the genealogy of.
It is often said that the best democon theory in Yu-Gi-Oh is a powerful card that is difficult to use and cannot be imagined from the name's full of jokes. With a name like this, even if you draw 3 cards... it's useless
It's often said that he's close to Metabeat and Good Stuff, where every card can play a certain role. Well, if Nekroz or Exo or this is excluded, it's dangerous, so you can load almost everything except Decks with cards.
Life-shaving Gordon AF Terranite or something like that.

There are two dangerous things attached, but if you look at it simply, it can't be helped because it's a vase that's degraded and greedy.
However, in his deck that uses Da Yiza and Soul Absorption, it's a dreamlike card that benefits from cost.

At the time of its discovery, it was a modified version of the card that shocked many duelists due to its effects and disadvantages, and of course the banned card, Pot of Greed.
Paying a strong cost to remove 1/4 of the deck from the back side, which is almost unusable, increases the hand by 1 card. Then, there are few ways to abuse it, and it is necessary to do an act that may negate the deck by cutting 1/4 of the deck, so even if you subtract the strength of the effect, it is not a card that can be adopted without thinking.
It might be a good match with Meta Beat, which has few key cards and is not so painful to remove, and although it is not very versatile, it can be said that it is a pretty strong card in a strong deck.

A card that allows you to take a huge risk and get a pure two-card draw.
There are a lot of cards that are banished, and it's almost impossible to reuse them, but it might not hurt to think that the cards that fell due to this effect were cards that could not be used in this duel in the first place.
Due to its nature, it is difficult to activate it more than once, and there is a risk of misfires in decks that use a lot of search and recruit, but this draw boost is still quite attractive.
There are only merits in a full burn of the whole body armory. It can be said that the higher the speed environment, the more powerful this card becomes.

Sam
2 draws with loose activation conditions
It's a powerful card that can definitely increase your hand.
The problem is that if you use this card in a deck that is mainly for recruiting and searching, there is a risk of a series of misfires, so be careful when using it.
It really hurts when 10 cards are lost due to the back side exclusion
If you increase your hand, you'll get it
Let's get in shape quickly before the disadvantages come out

If it wasn't for the back side exclusion, I could have raised the score a little more...
But if it's on the front side, it can be abused, so it can't be helped
Cards that rely on a single card, such as Decks, are likely to exclude that card

A pot that is too greedy. Exclusion can be an advantage, but basically it's backwards compatibility with Pot of Greed. Since it is randomly excluded, if you activate it without thinking, you will fall into an irreversible self. However, it can be expected to be used in Full Burn, where there is no key card, and HERO, which searches from the beginning and collects key cards. It is also interesting that "Gren Maju Da Eiza" comes out with 4000 RBI.