I think I want to take the “essence” of what we ended up building toward, and build a more mainstream interpretation of it, just to do it some justice. Look forward to that in a bit. 😉

Best I could come up with for the final deck, as I honestly could not think of what else to drop from the list. It’s got the potential: simple beatdown mixed with abundant removal. Let’s go!

Boy, would this set have been useful to have rolled sooner than R10…we could have easily built up a GB package over time, but with only 5 packs available, we don’t have a lot going there. Not our worst busts, and the extra Black Veloci should be useful, but this is it: our last shot at beating the Sealed Roulette Challenge!

Let’s go for 10/10!!

Honestly, nothing all that crazy, but still a general rise in options. Can we grab that always-just-out-of-reach perfect 10 before we hit the wall at the end of 10 rounds? We’re gonna find out!

But, this is the point of playtesting: sometimes practical experience is a better teacher than your experience and labbing can show on their own. Hopefully, better pulls for R9, as we definitely need them to get that sweet 10/10 before we close out R10.

For the first time in this challenge, and maybe any I’ve done, I cannot really use any of our R8 busts to improve our list. Sadly, nothing has changed on our list for this go ‘round, but some of our losses recently were pretty close, so hopefully we can break through this time.

Still couldn’t break the 8/10 ceiling on this challenge. Decided to go for Dimension of the Wizards over Dark Dimension to go fishing for better (N) cards, though I don’t really think we got any. In fact, this may be the most disappointing 10 packs we’ve busted in the entire challenge. Gonna see what we can do in deckbuilding nonetheless. 🤷‍♂️