Academy Training: “Sealed Pool #2″

January 29, 2010 by: JustMeBaby

    Welcome back to our second installment of “Sealed Pool.”  This time we are going to give you the opportunity to download the cardpool, build your deck, and then watch the video right away.  Just don’t cheat yourself by peeking at the video before you have done your homework!  We really hope that some of you utilize the comment area below to ask questions, post your thoughts, and for general interaction.  Don’t be shy!  Let us know how YOU built your deck, the choices you made, and for what reasons.  This is the main goal of Training here at the Academy: interaction, as well as improvement.  We will do our best to get your questions answered.  Ok, enough small talk. Right into the action!

    Sealed Deck Practice Click the arrow to download Sealed Pool #2 in .txt format

    (To load a .txt deck into Magic: Online’s Deck Editor, click “Load”, select “Local Text Deck”, find the location of the downloaded deck file and double-click the deck.)

    When you are done with building your deck watch this video and see how our instructor did it:

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Comments

3 Responses to “Academy Training: “Sealed Pool #2″”
  1. Snafu964 says:

    I don’t want to be completely off topic, but are you recording this from a bathysphere or some other underwater facility? I keep hearing what sounds like something hitting the hull of a submarine.

    Academy_Points
  2. Zwick says:

    I always try to fix it, sometimes it just doesn’t come through :(

    Academy_Points
  3. Thoughtlaced says:

    Interesting. The deck you build has zero removal, which worries me. I understand there are some good cards in there, but seems risky. Did you consider the Black Blue build? Why not sketch both options out before making a final decision?

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