It's absolutely free of charge to register and play, and you're even provided with three complete decks to play with if you don't want to spend money on booster packs
You don't want to spend any more time staring at the back than you have to, because even looking at the backs more than once comes at the risk of giving away that it's a marked deck
If your deck isnt particularly fast, or you want to draw cards on not your turn (Im looking at you, God-Eternal Kefnet players), getting to draw a card now versus later might actually turn out in your favor
If this card destroys an opponent's monster by battle, it can attack once again in a row
Once again, I love how the use of Art Rares as chase cards rather than mechanic-driven cards opens us up to seeing unlikely species get the spotlight, much like Character Rares
Chains of Mephistopheles ($1,183) Drawing cards is powerful, and Chains of Mephistopheles was one of the first cards to hate on that