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Pot of Avarice
Zombie World Structure Deck SDZW-EN026 • common
- Set
- Zombie World Structure Deck
- Printing code
- SDZW-EN026
- 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 the 2005 expansion set Shadow of Infinity. Its design features the iconic and sinister-looking jar that has appeared across multiple cards in the franchise, serving as a visual motif for luck and resourcefulness. The card was designed as a powerful recovery tool, allowing players to recycle monsters from their graveyard back into their deck while providing essential card draw advantage.
The version from the Zombie World Structure Deck, released in 2008, brought this classic utility card to a wider audience of casual and competitive players. As a common rarity print, it was widely integrated into many deck archetypes of the era, becoming a staple for its ability to extend gameplay and manage resources. While it has been restricted or banned in various competitive formats due to its potent effect, it remains a recognized piece of card game history.
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