Forbidden Cards
Poorly Explained Archetypes
Yu-Gi-Oh Controversies
200

A card so powerful, no one knows what it does.

Pot of Greed.

200

A lady yiffs a dragon because she hates god.

Branded

200

This card was never reprinted because of copyright infringement.

Elemental Hero Air Neos

400

This card was banned due to the amount of card advantage you would gain from special summons.

Maxx "C"

400

Who's turn is it?

Tearlaments

400

This player won a tournament because no one knew what his deck did.

 Dinh Kha Bui with Prank Kids

600

Even after an errata, this card was still broken.

Imperial Order

600

KABOOOOMMMMMMMM

Ryzeal

600

This new change in the official tournament rules caused a major upset in the community and changed the procedures of the match.

New Time Rules

800

This was a prominent card during the height of JUHU format that prevented you from summoning monsters that weren't of the same archetype.

Artifact Mjolnir

800

Jail Bait

Traptrix

800

This player was involved in a controversial yet legal tactic by misleading a player with a gentleman's agreement.

Patrick Hoban 

1000

One of the strongest floodgates ever printed. This spell card defined a format.

Mystic Mine

1000

The less they make sense, the more they're winning.

Ojamas

1000

This change completely changed how the game was fundamentally played, causing players to leave the game. This change was eventually revised.

Master Rule 4