Flesh and Blood TCG – How to Build Your Best Deck in a Sealed Format Event

When you’re playing in a Flesh and Blood Sealed Deck event, you have to quickly construct your 30 card deck. You’re provided with six sealed packs of cards, and have about 15 minutes to build your deck. How do you quickly organize your cards and determine what deck to build? I discuss my system and provide a few tips to help make the best deck possible. I’m using Tales of Aria packs, as I’m preparing for The Calling Sealed events in Dallas and Cincinnati.

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Flesh and Blood TCG, Tales of Aria Box Openings

I’m visiting The Dragon’s Realm in Madison, Indiana, and opening my first box of Flesh and Blood TCG Tales of Aria cards. I quickly sort my cards, and spotlight some of my favorite pulls.

Box #2
I’m back at The Dragon’s Realm in Madison, Indiana, and opening my second box of #fabtcg Tales of Aria 1st Edition. I run through this quick again, just hitting the highlights. As with the first box, I used a Modular Sorting Tray for my basic organization of the cards. I divided these into Hero Tokens, Commons, Rares, Foils, Generic Equipments, and Majestics.

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Flesh and Blood TCG, Tales of Aria Release and Banned Cards

In this episode of “Getting Into Flesh and Blood”, we discuss the cards that were recently banned by Legend Story Studios. We then talk about what to expect from the Tales of Aria release, scheduled for Friday, Sept. 24th. Finally, we consider what hero will become the dominant force after the Tales of Aria release and the banned cards.

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