As much as it is not the primary concern of any budding Yu-Gi-Oh
New world order In one of his articles, Mark Rosewater introduced us to the New World Order in their design process: They would make sure that the common cards as they are the cards that new players will have the most contact with will never be overly complex: They should be easy to understand and easy to play with, so as these players become more interested and start buying more packs, they will gradually start having contact with rarer, and more complex cards, making the learning curve less steep
While just throwing a load of random cards together isnt likely to yield great results, part of the fun of Yu-Gi-Oh
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But to me, One with Nothing is THE example of how an iconic card need not be powerful or even widely playable
The first idea I had was an insect and rot set that used Grist, the Hunger Tide as commander