The sealed limited format in MTG is the format I play the most with my "kitchen table" group.
The L3 suggested for any Large-Small-Small block (and the size refers to the card pool size of each individual set), it should be 2 boosters from the first set, 2 boosters, from the second set, and 2 boosters from the third set. This will take into account the way blocks are designed. So therefore, we have come up with the following recommendations:
Return to Ravnica block (Return to Ravnica, Gatecrash, Dragon's Maze)
- 2 from Return to Ravnica, 2 from Gatecrash, 2 from Dragon's Maze
Innistrad block (Innistrad, Dark Ascension, Avacyn Restored)
This block has the two types of sealed pools:
- 3 from Innistrad, 3 from Dark Ascension
- 6 from Avacyn Restored
Scars of Mirrodin block (Scars of Mirrodin, Mirrodin Besieged, New Phyrexia)
- 2 from Scars of Mirrodin, 2 from Mirrodin Besieged, 2 from New Phyrexia
Zendikar block (Zendikar, Worldwake, Rise of the Eldrazi)
This block has the two types of sealed pools:
- 3 from Zendikar, 3 from Worldwake
- 6 from Rise of the Eldrazi
- 2 from Shards of Alara, 2 from Conflux, 2 from Alara Reborn
Lorwyn-Shadowmoor block (Lorwyn, Morningtide, Shadowmoor, Eventide)
This block was actually made up of 2 mini-blocks, so the suggested way of doing a sealed game with these are:
- 3 from Lorwyn, 3 from Morningtide
- 3 from Shadowmoor, 3 from Eventide
I welcome any feedback around these suggestions / recommendation, and may edit this blog entry from time to time. Keep in mind, these are only suggestions and recommendations, and should not deter you from playing sealed formats with 6 different boosters from different sets.
Fred
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