A sealed pool is six Play Boosters: open them, then build a 40-card deck from what you got plus basic lands. That's how Edge of Eternities prereleases are played, so this is a free way to practice before one.
How to build your Edge of Eternities sealed deck
- Sort the pool by color (done for you above) and find the two colors with the most playable creatures and removal.
- Aim for 17 lands and 23 spells, with roughly 15–17 creatures.
- Count your removal and your rares. A bomb rare is worth bending your colors for; a pile of filler isn't.
- Fill the curve: a few two-drops, a solid middle at three and four, and only a handful of cards at six or more.
The card list button copies the whole pool as plain text, one card per line, so you can paste it into Moxfield or any deck builder.
Edge of Eternities Play Booster contents
Each of the six packs has 14 cards and is worth $8.39 on average, so a full pool averages about $50.34 in card value. See the Play Booster page for every slot's odds and the chase cards.