As you learn to understand the reasons why decks have been composed in a certain way, you will get better at creating your own
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Sadly, while it can snowball out of control eventually, it usually takes too long to get to that point
The more recent versions of this effect that also give you treasures (like Big Score) are ideal
You probably began here, unless you went for a top-down design based on something you like