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But Pot of Greed was placed on Yu-Gi-Oh!s limited ban list for the very first World Championships in 2003, and by October 2005 it found itself on the forbidden list alongside other more obviously powerful meta spells of the day like Harpys Feather Duster, Raigeki and Change of Heart

During your Main Phase at the higher cost of 1000 life points, you can perform up to three Normal Summons, rather than the typical one

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The s stands for "simplified Chinese." 7 Alpha Mountain A (1993) - $45.87 Magic's First Mountain The very first print run of Magic cards, called the Alpha Edition, was an instant success when it launched in 1993