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Pot of Avarice
Structure Deck: Shaddoll Showdown SDSH-EN031 • common
- Set
- Structure Deck: Shaddoll Showdown
- Printing code
- SDSH-EN031
- Rarity
- Common
- Card type
- Spell
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Where it came from
Pot of Avarice was first introduced to the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game in 2005 as part of the Shadow of Infinity set. Designed as a powerful resource-management tool, the card reflects the classic risk-versus-reward mechanic, allowing players to recycle five monsters from the graveyard to draw two cards. Its design, featuring a sinister, gluttonous vessel, has made it a polarizing and iconic staple in deck-building history, frequently shifting between being a must-have utility and a restricted card on the official ban list due to its potential to generate significant card advantage.
The version included in the 2020 Structure Deck: Shaddoll Showdown, marked as SDSH-EN031, served as a functional reprint aimed at modernizing the deck's sustainability. The Shaddoll archetype relies heavily on graveyard interaction, making Pot of Avarice a strategic inclusion for players looking to reuse their fallen monsters to fuel subsequent plays. As a common rarity card, this specific iteration was intended to ensure accessibility for players seeking to optimize their strategy without requiring the investment of a higher-rarity print.
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