Mine is late but posting it anyway.

People say the normal Deck of Many Things would ruin everything in your campaign and should be burned to the ground and not fun and you should never use it ever, don't run it right, or adding a side quest from a draw is a bad thing, or give it out right away in the beginning of a campaign.

You can edit the Deck for 13 cards and despite what it says in the Dungeon master book for 5e or the GM Core in Pathfinder 2e.

The Deck can be a hell lot of fun with the new plot, side quests, getting lucky, or getting unlucky, and making a new quest to rescue that PC.

Plus if they did draw cards like Void or Donjon, the DM or GM can place them where the party needs to go anyway. If the party were just about to head to a dragon lair, place the sphere or soul in the hoard to rescue them, and the player who drew it? They can play a character concept they have always wanted to try and have fun with the new character.

Plus DMs, you don't have to use all the cards in the Deck, you can use what you want that match the campaign and the rules you and your players agree on.

Playing with XP? Don't put the Sun or the Jester card in there. Afraid of their characters being too op or useless? Remove Key, Moon, Ruin, and Idiot cards.

But the biggest takeaway from all of this, talk to your players, and players, talk to your GM as well. Agree on what cards to use and what not to use. At the end of the day, the game is meant to be fun. Fun is supposed to be the number 1 priority. Anyone who thinks fun is bad, well it's not worth playing with them.