All Of The Jedi Sealed
All Of The Jedi Sealed is a sealed league format on GEMP built from boosters of every Decipher expansion from Premiere to Reflections III. Its format definition uses the same set list as Open.[1][2][3] GEMP's sealed league type All Of The Jedi Sealed uses this format.[4]
- Type: sealed deck (GEMP sealed league)
- Defined by: play.swccg.com format; league type from the Players Committee GEMP
- Card pool: boosters of all 15 Decipher booster sets plus random locations, 40-card decks
- In use: unknown
- GEMP: All Of The Jedi Sealed (
all_of_the_jedi_sealed) on play.swccg.com; on the Players Committee GEMP the league type All of the Jedi Sealed is played under the generic Sealed format[5]
Card pool
Players build decks from the product their sealed league gives them. A league has two series; a player who joins gets the product of every series that has started, and every player gets each later series' product when it starts.[6][7]
On play.swccg.com the league issues:[7]
- Series 1: 2 Booster Packs each of Premiere, A New Hope, Hoth, Dagobah, Cloud City, Jabba's Palace, Special Edition, Endor, Death Star II, Tatooine, Coruscant, Theed Palace, Reflections, Reflections II and Reflections III (30 packs), 2 fixed cards (Dark Side Twi'lek Advisor, Light Side The Signal), and one random card from each of four location pools: Dark Side sites (14), Dark Side systems (15), Light Side sites (16) and Light Side systems (16).[7][8]
- Series 2: 1 Booster Pack of each of the same 15 sets.[7]
The location lists are at GEMP sealed league products.
The format definition uses the same set list as Open, so the product limits the pool. It sets a deck size of 40 cards and marks the format as not a game hall format, so it is played through its league rather than at open tables.[1][2][3]
Special rule
The GEMP format definitions list this special rule:[1][9]
- Once per game, a player may ▼ a unique battleground not already on table.
History
The league type comes from the Players Committee GEMP code, where it is named All of the Jedi Sealed and played under the generic Sealed format; play.swccg.com gave it its own format.[5][10][1] No source gives who designed it or when, and no league result in this format is recorded.
Tournaments
No tournament on List of SWCCG tournaments is recorded in this format yet. Events are added here when their page gives this format.
See also
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 swccgFormats.json, GEMP source code (billbisco/swccg-gemp, commit 16168b26), GitHub. Preserved copy: Internet Archive. Preserved copy: Internet Archive.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 ExpansionSet.java, GEMP source code (billbisco/swccg-gemp, commit 16168b26), GitHub. Preserved copy: Internet Archive. Preserved copy: Internet Archive.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 SwccgoFormatLibrary.java, GEMP source code (billbisco/swccg-gemp, commit 16168b26), GitHub. Preserved copy: Internet Archive. Preserved copy: Internet Archive.
- ↑ SealedLeagueType.java, GEMP source code (billbisco/swccg-gemp, commit 16168b26), GitHub. Preserved copy: Internet Archive. Preserved copy: Internet Archive.
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 SealedLeagueType.java, GEMP source code (PlayersCommittee/gemp-swccg-public, commit 5e26dd19), GitHub. Preserved copy: Internet Archive.
- ↑ NewSealedLeagueData.java, GEMP source code (billbisco/swccg-gemp, commit 16168b26), GitHub. Preserved copy: Internet Archive. Preserved copy: Internet Archive.
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 SealedLeagueProduct.java, GEMP source code (billbisco/swccg-gemp, commit 16168b26), GitHub. Preserved copy: Internet Archive. Preserved copy: Internet Archive.
- ↑ Card names from Dark.json (Preserved copy: Internet Archive) and Light.json (Preserved copy: Internet Archive), swccgpc/swccg-card-json, GitHub, matched by GEMP card id.
- ↑ HallRequestHandler.java, GEMP source code (billbisco/swccg-gemp, commit 16168b26), GitHub. Preserved copy: Internet Archive. Preserved copy: Internet Archive.
- ↑ SealedLeagueType.java, GEMP source code (billbisco/swccg-gemp, commit 16168b26), GitHub. Preserved copy: Internet Archive. Preserved copy: Internet Archive.