Playing a Broken Exodia Deck | Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist: Link Evolution 

What u mean below exodia?

@@theoroderick782 If you search for a card and pull it out of the deck, there are less cards in the deck to be beneath the exodia pieces in said deck. So say he mills/searches 10 cards with both painful choices, and pulls all copies of toon tables and toon world out, the deck would only have 20 cards because of his starting hand. It is highly likely that at least one piece will be on the bottom at that point because the pieces of exodia make up a quarter of the deck at that point.

I dunno man, hardest card in the game to understand for a reason.

Yeah, it's a pretty complex card. I'll try my best to explain. So when you play the card, you start by placing the card onto the spell/trap zone field of the game in a face-up position. This signifies that the card is being "activated", which means that its effect will begin. At this point, you will need to move your hand to your deck BUT! Don't get too hasty - you do NOT want to pick up your deck at this point in time. Instead, you should grab ONLY THE TOP CARD OF YOUR DECK! This is VERY IMPORTANT!! After grabbing just that ONE card, CAREFULLY lift it into the air BUT WITHOUT SHOWING IT TO YOUR OPPONENT! Then you are allowed to add that card to your hand. BUT WAIT! THERE'S MORE! Now you need to repeat the process you just did STARTING at the part where you pick up ONLY THE TOP CARD OF YOUR DECK. I trust you fully understood the previous process that was just completed, but as a quick recap: 1. CAREFULLY lift the card off your deck 2. DO NOT show it to your opponent 3. DO add it to your hand At this point the card - that card, of course, being "Pot of Greed" (a registered trademark of Konami Inc.) - been, in technical terminology, "fully resolved." This means that you may lift the card out of your "spell or trap zone field" and add it to your "graveyard zone". I hope this very brief tutorial helped to clear up the shear, vast complexity of this card. Lord knows it took me YEARS of study to finally figure all of these steps out. Hopefully my mistakes make it easier for you and others to grow into master duelists.

Oh man, that was an essay! I give up trying to play Pot of Greed. I think I’ll have more luck with pendulum monsters. They have less text

I think it's a monster card, idk 🤷‍♂️ even in the anime they barely use it 😂😂😂😅

They say only the most astute duelists now

You can also beat that deck by tributing the crooked cook with a kaiju or with piercing battle damage.

You got destroyed by moist critikal lmao

it was cool but the opponents just surrendered as soon as I had the upper hand was likely to draw all the pieces which was kinda shit

The world needs to know.

i would tell you, but Kaiba corporation has put me under an nda

Pot of Greed lets you draw two cards. Anyone got a pencil and paper? Also, what cards do you want me to draw?

​@@RandomPerson964 But what does it do?

​@@ChillDragon Based on what I know, I think it...

As a Madolche enjoyer myself, I was pleasantly surprised

It fits with the character

Just to not repeat.

If I were to encounter something like this, I think I would laugh, the first time, the second not so much.

Glad I'm not the only one who feels this way.

Can't recommend that play

@@jazzymyn13 Would it not be more advantageous to thin the deck 1-for-1 beforehand? Especially given that he had a card he could have tossed under that game-state? Or is the play don't risk not getting a card you'd risk tossing for GC?

Does it end up actually mattering?

@@kinnikuboneman Does it matter in a prerecorded video? No. Could it? That's kind of the point of why I'm asking.

No. If he had drawn a piece of Exodia off of Dark World Dealings, he would have had to discard Graceful Charity since he’s not playing a way to get Exodia back from grave, and then he’d be banking on the draw from RML to be something he can actually use. If it was the fourth Exodia piece, Makyura, or a Trap card (as he hadn’t gotten Makyura yet), he might be fucked. Graceful Charity gives you three chances for it to be a good card so it’s far less risky.

Ash would have only stopped a single draw effect, which would be negligible. Effect Veiler on Library, however, THAT would be a bit hit.

Maxx "C", just try to play something. Especially after I set up a board with three negates.

this video makes me think runick might just be boneless exodia

Not even with those modern handtraps?

As he states in the video, three pieces that would just end up being useless bricks. It is better to have cards that you can play to draw more cards.