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Pojo's Yu-Gi-Oh Card of the Day
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Top 10 New Cards of 2010
#1 - Pot of Duality
#DREV-EN062
Pay 2000 Life Points. Negate the Summon of a monster
or the activation of a Spell Card, Trap Card, or
Effect Monster's effect that would Special Summon a
monster(s), and destroy it.
Card Ratings
Traditional: 4.75
Advanced:
5.00
Ratings are based on a 1 to 5 scale
1 being the worst.
3 is average.
5 is the highest rating.
Date Reviewed - Jan. 14, 2011
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Friday
Pot of Duality wins the award for Card of the Year
2010...be honest, did you see that coming? It
was the most anticipated card from Duelist
Revolution, and for good reason. It's the best
Draw card in the game, and you likely see it often,
and in multiples.
Short and sweet here folks, you show your opponent
your top three cards of your Deck, and choose the
best of the bunch to add to your Hand. The
other two return to the Deck, which you then
shuffle. You can't Special Summon in the turn
you use this, and you can only use one Pot of
Duality a turn...adds balance to a powerful Draw
card.
Ratings:
Traditional: 3/5 I don't see much need
for this except maybe in Turbo-Exodia or something.
Advanced: 5/5 No Pot,
no Graceful...
Art:
4/5 |
Mark
Howard |
Pot of Duality, the best card of 2010. Also the
rarest card of 2010, also the most expensive card of
2010, also the most trollishly powerful card of
2010. And skeptics called it overrated. HA!
Pot of Duality takes the best card you'll draw in 3
turns and adds it to your hand, while shoving away
the cards you aren't interested in. The strength of
Pot of Duality's one-for-one is that the card is
turns into is almost guaranteed to be a card you're
looking for. Want proof, poor people? At some point
during your next [casual] duel, instead of a normal
draw, look at the top 3 cards of your deck and use
any one of them as the card you draw.
It makes just about any deck consistent.
It's that good.
But what's that, you say? Losing a special summon in
this format is like losing a turn?
Ryko, Hamster, Recruiter, Darksoul, Emmersblade,
Snowman, Dandy, Sangan, Spy, Goblin, Treeborn,
Dekoichi, recruiter monster.
Pot of Duality is broken on purpose.
10/5
Art: Looks so disgusting, having been bumped from
Super to Secret.
Depressing Fact: Rarity bumps.
Tomorrow: You're won't be as excited to go to Pojo. |
Dragon
Master
Knight
The
Legion |
Here it is. The top card of 2010. Today’s card
is……. D. D. Unicorn Knight!
Whoops, no, it’s Pot of Duality.
What is there to say about Pot? Nearly every deck
out there can make use of at least one or two, if
not three Pots. Not to mention that it’s crazy
expensive (okay, it’s no Crush Card, but still, it’s
the first to break $100 in a while). And one more
thing: it’s balanced, for Christ sake! Pot is not at
all what I would call broken, it’s simply useful to
everyone. And since it’s so balanced, it’s not going
to get hit by the list. This card really has changed
the game, becoming an instant staple that can be run
in triplicate. Fitting that it should receive the
title of top card of 2010.
Traditional: 5/5
Advanced: 5/5
Art: Half a Pot of Greed + half a Pot of Generosity
+ scotch tape = $100
Fun Fact: Duality sleeves are sexy
Other Fun Fact: Pot of Greederosity was funner to
say
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Puppet Master
The
Legion |
The top card of 2010 is, who guessed it, Pot of
Duality, and rightfully so. This card is amazing.
One of the best parts about that this card is that
is gives decks that previously had no draw power a
very balanced way to thin their deck down and find
what they need. Take stun decks for example, or
Gemini abuse, how in the world were these decks
supposed to have draw power before this card was
printed. The only real downside to this card is that
it gave already fast decks (Blackwings) a way to be
even faster and more consistent. Even with all the
good things about this card, remember that you don’t
necessarily need to go out and spend 300 bucks to
have a top tier deck. Look at Plant synchro, they do
it only using Pot of Avarice. Pot of Duality is
great, and it gives slow, unsupported decks, a way
to be competitive. Over all, this card definitely
deserves to be the top card of 2010. 2010 was a
great year for Yu-Gi-Oh, let’s hope 2011 will be the
same.
Traditional: 5/5
Advanced: 5/5
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The
Crowing |
Our first place card is, as many of you have
probably already guessed, is pot of duality. Its a
normal spell that allows you to reveal the top three
cards of your deck and select one to add to your
hand, the others go back to the deck and you shuffle
it, you cant special summon and you cant activate
multiple of them. This adds tons of speed to any
deck that uses it. almost every deck in the world
could use this card. Unfortunatly its a 100 dollar
secret rare from a pack thats sold out.
Traditional. 5/5
Advanced- 5/5
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Assailant
The
Legion |
Today's card is number one, the big shot, the
head of the pack, the king of the hill, the card of
cards for 2010. I could go on but I won't. And can
you guess what that card is? I'll just wait for you
to figure it out...But I'll give you a hint, it's
most certainly NOT Pot of Duality.
Okay, never mind, you're just too slow. Just
kidding, it is, in fact, Pot of Duality. Who saw
that one coming? Well, did you? That's right, I
didn't think so.
Okay, back to the card review. Pot of Duality comes
in at number one, at no real surprise to anybody at
all. The only thing that contested it for this spot
was Gravekeeper's Recruiter, and collectively, we
here at CotD decided to go with the more generic
card, apparently.
Pot of Duality is a great generic draw power card
that is almost perfectly balanced. You get to add 1
card to your hand out of the top three card of your
deck, but you don't get to special summon for the
rest of the turn. A very nice balance for a card
that can be used in almost any deck. It truly shines
out in most anti-meta, though, due to the fact that
those decks very rarely special summon. But what
deck under the sun couldn't use more draw power?
That's right, pretty much none.
Now only one question remains. Why in the blazes did
Konami decide to make this card a 100 dollar
secret!? I mean, really. Yes, all you who have
managed to get them you can be proud of that, but
who makes a generic draw card a secret?
Anyway, this card is a absolute must run if you can
afford it. So, if you can go out and buy a playset,
do so. And if you can't..sell all your possessions
and then go get a playset.
Assailant out.
Traditional: 5/5
Advanced: 5/5
Art: That thing looks like it's on pot..
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