Jar of Avarice

Jar of Avarice was introduced in the 2015 Yu-Gi-Oh! trading card game set Crossed Souls. Designed as a thematic spiritual successor to the classic Pot of Avarice, this trap card allows players to target five cards in their graveyard, shuffle them into the deck, and then draw one card. It was conceived as a versatile utility tool, offering both resource recycling and deck thinning to help players stabilize their board state during the mid-to-late game.

The card features artwork depicting the iconic ceramic vessel associated with the Avarice line of cards, rendered here in the distinct, high-detail secret-rare foil style typical of the Crossed Souls set. Upon release, it was received as a solid technical staple for decks that relied heavily on long-term resource management. While it did not reach the same ubiquity as its spell card predecessor, its tactical potential ensured it remained a respected inclusion in various competitive and casual deck builds throughout its era.