Its flexible and can be used offensively, too
Cinccino's Make Do is the MVP of drawing cards, especially when your hand sizes exceed the five-card mark

World Championship 2016 1st, Hiyama Shunsuke (Japan) [Blue-Eyes] Source: , @ekusu27 2nd, Erik Christensen (United States) [Blue-Eyes] Source: , Pro-Play Games 3rd, Kajihara Soichiro (Japan) [Majespecter] Source: 5 8th, Yada Makoto (Japan) [Majespecter] Source: @bak_bakoto 5 8th, Momiji Daiki (Japan) [Phantom Knights Burning Abyss] Source: @momiji1209 9 22nd, Choi Byung-Hyug (South Korea) [Speedroid Phantom Knights] Source: Re:volving End OF The World 9 22nd, Samir Bachar (France) [Madolche] Source: Pro-Play Games 9 22nd, Thomas Rowe (United States) [Phantom Knights Burning Abyss] Source: Pro-Play Games 9 22nd, Lorenzo Roma (Italy) [Magician Odd-Eyes Majespecter] Source: Pro-Play Games 9 22nd, Joaquin Rinaldi Petroni (Argentina) [Magician Odd-Eyes] Source: Joaquin Rinaldi Petroni, Pro-Play Games 9 22nd, Bohdan Temnyk (Australia) [Blue-Eyes] Source: Pro-Play Games 9 22nd, Adam Hutchins (United States) [Blue-Eyes] Source: Pro-Play Games

This collection features a grand total of 62 distinct card variations, encompassing 16 N types, 8 R types, 4 SR types, 2 GDR types, 30 Parallel types, and SP Parallel cards, providing a rich and thrilling collecting prospect
Better path: Buy one starter deck ($18), play 10-15 games, then buy $40-60 of specific upgrade singles