Pot of Avarice

Pot of Avarice was first introduced in the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game in 2006 as part of the Shadow of Infinity set. Designed as a powerful resource recovery tool, the card allows players to shuffle five monsters from their graveyard back into the deck to draw two cards. This effect made it a staple in competitive play for many years, as it provided card advantage and recycled key assets that had been sent to the graveyard early in a duel.

The Astral Pack Two version, released in 2013, serves as a reprint of this foundational spell card. Astral Packs are specialized promotional sets distributed to tournament organizers and hobby shops to support organized play, rather than being sold in retail booster boxes. By issuing Pot of Avarice as a common in this specific set, the game's designers ensured that a card essential for deck consistency remained accessible to tournament players during a period when its secondary market value had fluctuated.