"Pot of Avarice" Rating Score by みめっと

A 2-draw jar whose activation conditions and effects are both advantages and disadvantages.
As the name suggests, it is a greedy card that can increase your hand while recovering resources, and if you return EX monsters to the EX Deck, it will not even pressure his Deck, and in many situations it is unlikely to lead to losing his GY resources. .
Instead, the activation itself cannot be performed unless there are 5 or more monsters in GY, so if the quality of the hand or the rotation of the Deck is bad, it may rot, and even if there is only one GY monster targeted by the chain activated card, GY If you move from, the effect will be completely misfired, so it is vulnerable to interference.
From season 5 onwards, when D/D Crow appeared, it feels like this has become a demerit that cannot be ignored.
However, there is no doubt that it is a pot that can be more effective than greedy if you get hooked on it, and I think it is a good draw source that can bring benefits commensurate with the risk that you can't always use it if you draw it.
At that time, I was already in despair with Barrett and Buckshot returning to his opponent's Deck.