Progressive Sealed Deck

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Progressive Sealed Deck is a sealed deck format in which each player's deck grows during the tournament. Decipher ran it as a side event at DecipherCon 1999 for Star Wars CCG and Star Trek CCG. Decipher's own description of the event is not preserved; the only account of its rules is Martin Akesson's: play started "with the sealed box, and then you got a new hope booster after each game to boost your deck".[1][2]

  • Type: sealed deck
  • Defined by: Decipher (1999)
  • Card pool: a sealed product ("the sealed box"), plus an A New Hope booster added after each game (per Akesson's report)
  • In use: 1999 (DecipherCon 1999)
  • GEMP: none

Card pool

Martin Akesson, who won the Star Wars event, wrote: "The fist day of the convention was a progressive sealed deck, starting with the sealed box, and then you got a new hope booster after each game to boost your deck."[1] He does not say which sealed product "the sealed box" was, how large decks had to be, or how many games were played.

Decipher's score sheets show 5 games on one sheet and 4 on the other. On both, every player played the same side of the Force in every game, as in an ordinary sealed deck event.[3][4]

History

DecipherCon 1999 scheduled the Star Wars Progressive Sealed Deck (event SW.22) on Thursday 11 November, 2 p.m.–8 p.m., Friday 12 November, 1 p.m.–7 p.m., and Saturday 13 November, 7 a.m.–1 p.m. The Star Trek CCG schedule had its own Progressive Sealed Deck (ST.22) on Friday and Saturday.[2][5][6] The schedule linked each event title to a description page (progressivesealed.html), but no copy of that page is preserved.[5]

Akesson wrote that he won the event, with Darth Vader, Tarkin and TIEs in his deck, beating Aldrin Long in the final.[1] Results are on DecipherCon 1999 Progressive Sealed Deck.

Tournaments

1 tournament on List of SWCCG tournaments used this format, newest first.

Tag Event Dates Site Winner
1999-11 DecipherCon 1999 Progressive Sealed Deck 11 November 1999 Cavalier Hotel, Virginia Beach, Virginia Martin Akesson

See also

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