It offers great card selection on the first cast and comes back later with a vengeance, offering nearly double as much information
Bosh, Iron Golem As a commander (or as a guest) in decks like Daretti, Scrap Savant, Osgir, the Reconstructor, and many others, Bosh, Iron Golem likes to be a part of a deck that churns and Flings artifacts
A few years later, with the launch of Sun & Moon, they printed Guzma, who had a very similar effect (both cards allowed the player to select a Pokmon from the opponent bench and put it into the active position)
Some players prefer to avoid any such pain of handcrafting, and instead use a legend - a table that maps some of the physical cards in that player's deck to other cards that they would like to have instead
When Yu-Gi-Oh came out and for the first decade or so after it was released, I do think it was probably the superior game