Pot of Extravagance Semi-Limited→Used Deck

Compared to 《Pot of Desires》and 《Pot of Prosperity》in the pot series, this pot seems to be a little overshadowed recently!
After all, it seems that removing cards face-down at random from the EX deck is seen as quite heavy, and that's probably why he has a lot of decks like that. Unlike the main deck, it's always there and you can pull it out whenever you feel like it.
Someday, with the combination of 《Pot of Greed》and 《Pot of Acquisitiveness》, there may be a pot that can return the banished card to the Deck or EX Deck and draw 2! ?

Commonly known as "Koukin", a card that appeared as "Pot of Greed" with a disadvantage like "Pot of Desires"
You can draw 1-2 cards by excluding 3 or 6 EX on the back side, and you have to use it in the first action of the main 1.
There are restrictions on playing and restrictions on not being able to draw afterwards.
It is a mandatory frame for metabi-types that do not use EX
Search is not limited, so it can be used in combination with 《Pot of Duality》
Decks that use EX but only use specific EX
It is useful because it can coexist because it can incorporate the risk of being excluded to some extent.
That's why the 2 draw effect is so powerful

Known as "strong gold"
Best draw source for his deck without extras
It is almost certain that 6 back exclusion will be selected in the activation condition
It is practically a greedy pot with a limited number of uses.
You have to use it in the first hand of the main phase, but it's strength more than makes up for it.
After activation, there is a strict restriction that no additional draws can be made this turn, but considering the strength of the effect, it is reasonable.
Instead, it is possible to search, and since it is a tie after activation, there is also a loophole to draw an additional draw before using Pot of Extravagance with his Quick-Play Spell like Hand Destruction during the standby phase.
It is a piece that is useful to the old man who cosplayed in green and the golden lord.
In the current environment, Rise Heart and Diablosis from Kashtira have passed over the bumps above his eyes, so it's not easy to use.
It's too painful to fly 30 cards from the main deck including the draw amount from the main deck just by using it once for 2 draws
(Rise Heart 3, Diablosis 1, Diablosis 4, Strong Gold 6, Strong Gold Draw 2, Diablosis 14, total 30 cards)
However, if Kashtira weren't there, he would definitely be a very strong draw source, so naturally 10 points.
Until Rare Collection 3 was released, it was a high-priced card with a price of the current 《Pot of Prosperity》class.

We are strong. A card that exerts a very powerful effect in Decks that don't use EX Decks often.
Mainly in Master Duel he was employed by Eldlich et al. Since it is a trap deck and the power of what is drawn is used to compete, he is very compatible with Eldlich in terms of increasing the number of moves and increasing the number of options.
Even if it's not limited to him, if you can judge that the random removal and the fact that the turn draw is impossible is a low risk, it would be good to actively adopt it.

Depending on the deck, it's as powerful as a vase of greed. If you adopt it in Toon, you don't have to worry about the disadvantage of not being able to draw.

For a deck that doesn't use EX, it's actually a vase of greed. Exclusion support (?) is also available. The downside is that you have to use it at the beginning of main phase 1, and the DD Dynamite Deck is a fucking small fish.

A pot that is completely greedy in what it does. For his deck without EX it's equal to 2 draws at no cost. In modern times, he gave up his position to Kim Ken, who can choose which cards to remove from EX, but in the past, his draw was so strong that even his deck, which relies on EX, used it. Carica researching him was one step ahead of Deck in not breaking the Deck balance like Gordon. In addition, the restrictions are relaxed. If the times were different, it would definitely go as far as banning. Depending on the environment in the future, there may well be regulations.

Adjusted version with EX as cost 《Pot of Greed》
2 draws with no restrictions on development etc. are also useful as a means of securing cards that lead to your development.
Not only Decks that do not use EX, but also Decks that rely less on EX can be used by stacking 3 cards that you do not want to be skipped.
Also, after this card, generic draw sources can no longer be used in conjunction with other draw sources. Therefore, the deck that can be adopted will be a deck that is less dependent on EX and does not have a better compatibility with Droso.

《Pot of Greed》The second version of the adjusted card.
Added the condition that it must be used immediately after the start of Main Phase 1, excluded the EX Deck, and made it impossible to draw with other card effects after use.
As a restriction, it is even more heavy, and the cost is also an EX Deck, so it is a card that chooses Deck more, and even a type of Deck that is less dependent on the EX Deck, which is an effective Deck, may be used a little. For the most part, unlike "Pot of Desires", it's hard to say that it's completely unaffected.
Even so, it can be used as a main draw source in a deck that has very little impact, and it can be operated with a feeling that is very close to that of Pot of Greed.
Although it is powerful as a whole, the risks that match it are firmly set, and it may be a kind of completed form for this series.

For Decks who don't use EX Decks, it's just a greedy pot
You can also remove 3 cards → you can't exchange cards

Virtually sub-restrictive greedy pot in the Exo Deck

At the time of adopting this, it was decided not to rely on the EX Deck, so the exclusion risk was close to 0 at the construction stage, and it was a de facto greedy pot.
There is also the drawback that you can only draw 1 card when you activate the 3rd card, but by the time you get into that situation, you will already have drawn 4 cards. is.

It's a card that can't be used depending on the build, but I think it's an excellent draw source.
For decks that don't use EX, put in full for the time being
Even if that's not the case, if the condition is that only 1 or 2 important cards remain, there is no way to stack 3 of them and use them forcefully (although it costs money because it has to be wasteful) )

A very strong draw source type card if you don't rely on the EX Deck at all.
You can randomly remove 3 or 6 cards from the EX Deck on the back side and draw 1 out of 3 cards, so basically you will draw 2 cards.
The cost doesn't add much, and the two-card draw is powerful,
Recently, 《Pot of Prosperity》, the EX Deck's backside removal, is still a cost, but since you can choose it yourself, randomness is eliminated, and there are exceptional cards that can be searched by digging 3 or 6 cards in the Deck. It has appeared, and it tends to be deprived of its turn.
This card doesn't use the EX Deck at all, and is very useful in his decks such as Murakumo Daiza, where removal is an ad.

The card is almost the same as the Pot of Greed. Although it is a card to choose Deck, there is no disadvantage with his Deck that does not use extras. Also, during the turn it is activated, you will not be able to draw with card effects, but you can search and salvage, so in most cases it will not be an obstacle to development.

A deck that doesn't use extras at all will just turn into a greedy pot. Bogus! ! !
However, I think it's a bit stingy when it comes to choosing which deck to use...

The first strong money is a winning flag. He doesn't use the EX Deck, so if it's a Deck, he's a level power card that you would consider putting in first.

In exchange for the mysterious disadvantage of not being able to draw, for some of his decks, it is a super dangerous card that can use the power of banned cards without risk.
Aside from the search, there are few decks that use draw as the main gimmick, and regarding the removal of 6 extra cards, if you just want to turn the main gimmick, you can use 1-2 of 2-3 types, and most other options are options depending on the situation. It is a card that you can rest assured if it is, and there is no problem even if it is blown away, so quite a lot of decks can use the banned card with practically no risk.
That said, decks that can flexibly use extras are often stronger, so as a result, they end up with good cards that can't be used in really strong decks.
Well, there are really strong decks that don't use extras, but...

This is the great draw source I've been waiting for and my favorite draw spell.
It is wonderful that the tempo is not disturbed because neither Special Summon nor battle can be blocked.
It's easier to like than greed because it doesn't accidentally blow the cards you want out of your main deck.
By excluding 6 → 6 → 3, it is wonderful to be able to draw solidly until the end with a deck that does not use any extra decks, but if you use this, other draws in the same turn (especially coexistence with greed in the same turn) ) is not possible.
Also, since it can only be used at the start of Main Phase 1, we cannot ignore the fact that it discards the ability to activate monster summons and Spell Speed 1 cards prior to the opponent's various quick effects.
From the point of using a lot of extra decks to draw 2, the options for deployment are reduced and the quality of the deck is lowered. It is often said that the quality is going down.
Well, there are a lot of things to worry about, but even if you take that into consideration, it's a strong card.

Depending on the deck, if you don't use any extras, it becomes a Pot of Greed with a cost. It can only be activated in Main Phase 1, and although it needs to be removed from the back, it still has a strong 2 draw.

《Pot of Extravagance》, abbreviated as “strong money”.
Although the deck is selected, it is often used in environment decks such as "Altergeist", "Subterror", and "Trickstar" that do not use EX decks as an excellent draw source in the 10th season.
It also works well with the "Dyza" Deck, which uses mass removal in reverse.

Card 2 that clearly shows how crazy the vase of greed is. Unlike Gordon, this one has the disadvantage that it can only be used at the start of Main Phase 1 and cannot activate other draw cards, but it is still excellent in that it can draw two cards.
It might be a good idea to consider adopting Decks that are less dependent on extras, such as Metabi and Witchcrafter.
…I hope someday they will be reprinted in Struk like Kyoken and Gordon…

A Deck that doesn't rely too much on Extras can perform as well as a Vase of Greed. It also has the advantage of not rotting even in the first hand.
Like this card, he chooses the deck, but I would like to see more draw cards with low cost and disadvantages.

If it's a deck that doesn't use EX, you can put 3 copies
The effect is a powerful effect of 2 draws
Recently, the adoption rate has increased, so the price is over 2000 yen.
Luxury cards over 6000 yen if you want to collect 3 cards

I am using the ritual, but I am very grateful!
I'm afraid it will be regulated because the Deck that uses heavy money has Altergeist and Subterror.

Excellent compatibility with Trickstar and Altergeist.

The evaluation post after a long time is from this card.
A simple and strong draw card. It's not broken because there are not a few restrictions such as activation timing. It would do a great job in a full deck with this card.

Choose a deck that you can use, but if you don't use extras, it's the same draw source as Pot of Greed

A card that generates banned card level ads in a theme that has a low reliance on extras and no cards to draw in the category
Since it does not fit into any theme, 1 minus 9 points
It's not that Sakura and Super Fusion aren't a bad match.Sakura is a card that's good if you can hit it second, and if you can't hit it on the first turn, it's almost always deployed in the current Yu-Gi-Oh.If you hit Super Fusion in the standby phase, All right
As far as I know, the most compatible category is Subterror
It doesn't depend on extras, it's a theme that can hit high firepower without extras, and although there is a search, the only draw is Gibraltar.

In particular, he is an excellent draw source that can draw 2 in a deck with loose conditions.
Cards in the Extra Deck that have been removed from the back side cannot be reused, such as being collected or used as materials.
Since it can only be reused with a very small number of cards such as 《Primal Seed》, it is really a good idea to consider it as a mere cost and use it in a deck that does not use extra decks much or does not depend on specific extra cards.

If you set the Extra Deck to 15 Machines, 100% Machine will be excluded, so if "Chimeratech" that meets the conditions is not excluded, you can use "Cyberload Fusion" to use "Chimeratech Rampage" or "Chimeratech Over". Let's slam it. Since you can use "Cyber Dragon Core" to get "Cyberload Fusion" into your hand, you can call "Chimeratech Over" without any problems, and you can eliminate one of the disadvantages of this card. I feel like it's interesting because I feel like it's a pseudo-extra fusion.

When greed and money are combined, you feel compelled to buy anything, or something like that.
A pot card that allows you to draw 1-2 cards by randomly removing 3 or 6 cards from the EX Deck on the back.
Since it randomly loses a lot of EX Decks, it cannot be used in Decks that use even one EX Deck, but conversely, it is a draw card that is very easy to use in Decks that rely less on EX Decks. It becomes a very powerful draw source when placed on Decks that do not use EX Decks such as Metabi and Full Burn.
Aside from the cost, the disadvantage is that it can only be activated at the start of main 1, and if activated, you may not be able to draw until the end of the turn, so the number of other draw sources needs to be examined.
It's not a perfect score because of its compatibility with other draw sources and limited decks, but it's still a powerful draw source and can be said to be one of the featured cards this time.

I think it's strong, but I don't think it's "broken".
He doesn't rely on extras, so if it's a deck, I'd say Pot of Greed, but I think it's a not a small disadvantage that the activation timing is narrowed down and other draw sources can't be activated. A deck with a strong search and less reliance on extra decks, such as his spellbook, which doesn't rely on 《Magic Sourcebook Crowley》, will be a valuable draw source.

Daiza has been strengthened again

Compared to greed, it is easier to ensure the stability of the main deck. Conversely, he who doesn't use EX much will be put into Deck, and if he incorporates developments from Sakura and Sukego, there is a possibility that they will rot.
If SS isn't very important, it can coexist with Kyoken, who doesn't "draw", so it's a good idea to run them together.

I remember the strong greed that came out two years ago. This card is going to be the highlight this time.

When I first saw it, I thought, "Wow!". Looking at the ratings on this site, I'm sure it was not wrong. A deck that doesn't rely on extra decks is almost a vase of greed. It can only be used at the start of Main Phase 1, and you can see the drawbacks such as not being able to use other draw cards when using this card. However, the advantages are so great that the disadvantages are invisible. You can stack 3. Someday it will be regulated...

A new series of XX and XX pots, once again with a back side exclusion cost.
Convert 3 random extra monsters into 1 draw, since it's random, you can't choose it intentionally, and the extra monster's face-side exclusion can only be reused by Necroface It can never be used, so putting it in a deck that actively uses extras is too high risk and the risk is not the ratio of greed.
However, these days there are many themes that don't rely on extras, and in such themes, it's a greedy pot that's practically unscathed. It can do and has no Special Summon limit, and in a deck that doesn't rely on extras, it's a power card that's almost as good as a vase of greed.
While choosing decks that are more than greedy, I would say that the power in decks that are included in them is far more powerful than greedy, and as usual, the price is likely to be high.

A card that can be little more than a Pot of Greed depending on the deck.
Due to its nature, it is not possible to connect draw cards to draw cards, but even if this card is negate, it is possible to activate other life-shavings, so at worst it will only be a checker.
His deck has a much lower cost, or even non-existence, compared to Greedy and Greedy Pots.

Isn't it almost a vase of greed, yay!
If you just want to draw one card, there are many other candidates, so if you want to draw two cards anyway.
Unlike Gordon, he doesn't blow 10 decks down, so I'm happy that Urara isn't too scary in that sense.
Monarch King also has 《Pantheism of the Monarchs》, which has both draw and search, so it's a little difficult to use.
This is a good card, even overseas duelists are smiling.

The type of card that chooses the deck, as already said, his deck, which does not rely on EX and turns by searching instead of drawing, turns into a greedy level drawer with almost no disadvantages.
However, if the number of removals is strangely incomplete and you use more than one, there is a risk that EX Deck destruction such as 《Ghost Reaper & Winter Cherries》will go crazy, so you need to think a little about EX construction.
It hurts builds, but I think the reward is a big, fun, and powerful card. I can't wait to see what kind of activity you will do.

pot of metabi
Mr. Gratton is excited

A card that's great against good decks like Sekka's Light, and not worth looking at against bad ones.
There are conditions and a de facto limit of 1 per turn, especially in the environment, it can be said that there is no Deck that does not use Link Monster, so it is almost impossible to randomly remove 3 or 6 cards from the Extra Deck face-down. 's Deck will be a hiring pass.
However, it can be used like a pot of greed in special win condition decks and burn decks, and cards like That Grass Looks Greener that encourage the construction of new decks, so the current Yu-Gi-Oh! I feel like I want you to throw a stone into the basic concept.

A greedy pot that can draw cards from the EX Deck as a cost.
Since the draw is blocked after activation, I think it will be adopted in his Deck, which is good at searching, recruiting, GY fertilizer, and does not use the EX Deck much.

A pretty good draw card if you don't use Ex much.
Daiza and him would be perfect for Cubic, Gandora, and Cosmo.

A greedy urn that offers monsters from the Extra Deck to Tribute. The downside is that you can't draw due to card effects on the turn you activate it, so it doesn't mesh well with Card of Demise. On the other hand, the search is not restricted at all, which is great for his decks and burn decks that do not rely on extras to deploy.

Quite a good draw source if you don't use EX
Decks that can be used are limited, but I think it's a good card

A draw card with an interesting effect that can be treated like a pot of greed if you don't use an extra monster.
I would rather choose his deck, but it's relatively easy to use because it doesn't require a heavy post-activation like Sekka's Light or a heavy cost like Pot of Desires. Other draw cards cannot be activated during the turn it is activated, but it doesn't bother me much because it doesn't interfere with search or her GY fertilization.