Improve Your Magic: The Gathering Gameplay by learning all about Card Advantage here:
https://youtu.be/yUnytR_VDngLearn all about Building Better Limited Mana Bases in Draft and Sealed here:
https://youtu.be/4Lio7WqsoL4Is it Worth It To Attend Prerelease:
https://youtu.be/tQH6MI-46P0What's it like at an MTG prerelease:
https://youtu.be/zG39FZgc0ikPrepare For Prerelease:
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http://www.cardkingdom.com/TCCThere are many different ways to play Magic: The Gathering. Sealed Constructed is the way used by prerelease events, some competitive tournaments, and a lot of casual play. If you want to go down to your local store and play in a prerelease, the format you will be playing is Sealed Constructed.
So what is Sealed?
In Sealed Constructed, players open 6 sealed booster packs of Magic: The Gathering and build a deck from those cards, that is, the six booster packs provide you with a pool of cards to choose from, and you will ultimately make a 40 card minimum deck from the options you have available after opening your booster packs.
Since sealed constructed is the format of Magic prerelease, and also a great way to have casual games with friends, it is a good format for new players to learn and understand how best to build a deck for.
Sometimes even experienced players may need help in the basics of sealed deck construction. This video will guide you through the process of building a sealed constructed deck for prerelease, launch, and other sealed events.
This video is intended for beginners, if you are looking for more intermediate lessons, my own Tolarian Tutor series covers everything from Building Better Limited Mana Bases to Mana Curve and Card Advantage, and I will link both resources in this video’s description.
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