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You're getting closer. It can have Pot of Greed's effect.

It's like drama. And Yu-Gi-Oh!, for that matter. But definitely not like Saturday Night Live or Seinfeld.
 
No. You won't have any luck by looking up "draw" under RONIN, even though you can draw with it if you use it right with Pot of Greed.
 
Have we had Avatar of the Pot? Very literally, it has (takes) Pot of Greed's effect (by discarding it). And since Pot of Greed is banned, the effect is useless, so it might as well be a Normal (effectless) Monster.
 
Right, Serial Spell! I've been using the same basic clue twice in a row. I specified Jar of Greed since...well, you can't chain Serial Spell to Skull Servant.

And soap operas, dramas, and Yu-Gi-Oh! are all serial, as opposed to episodic like Seinfeld.

It's nice to see that this puzzle didn't have the same "effect" as my last one! If you didn't get it, my next clue would have probably been, "It's also like Cheerios and Rice Krispies".
 
No one suspected, indeed, or had reason to suspect, that she was not actually dead. She presented all the ordinary appearances of death. The face assumed the usual pinched and sunken outline. The lips were of the usual marble pallor. The eyes were lustreless. There was no warmth. Pulsation had ceased. For three days the body was preserved unburied, during which it had acquired a stony rigidity. The funeral, in short, was hastened, on account of the rapid advance of what was supposed to be decomposition.The lady was deposited in her family vault, which, for three subsequent years, was undisturbed. At the expiration of this term it was opened and as its portals swung outwardly back, some white-apparelled object fell rattling within his arms. It was the skeleton of his wife in her yet unmoulded shroud.
 
None right so far....you'll REALLY have to put on thinking caps for this one....look to the previous passage, along with the next clue and think outside of the box....

The wife of one of the most respectable citizens-a lawyer of eminence and a member of Congress- was seized with a sudden and unaccountable illness, which completely baffled the skill of her physicians. After much suffering she died, or was supposed to die. No one suspected, indeed, or had reason to suspect, that she was not actually dead.
 
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