White:
Dispeller’s Capsule – Very playable, but I’d keep in in the sideboard incase we run into a particularly annoying Esper-based deck. There aren’t too many other artifacts and enchantments to worry about.

Angelsong – For me, this card is always on the verge of playable simply because it doesn’t do a lot to win games, it simply stalls.

Sighted-Caste Sorcerer – Very good card for a white deck that relies of speed and curve.

Resounding Silence – In my opinion, the best of the resounding cycle. Especially insane if you can cycle it.

Knight of the Skyward Eye – A very strong 2/2 for 2. The ability to pump it up so it works with all of your “control a creature of 5 power or greater” abilities is very strong.

Angelic Benediction – A bit underrated, but I don’t think it will make the cut, since I’m not seeing a lot of exalted in this pool. By “a lot” I mean, at least 4 or 5 creatures which can allow us to play a deck based on exalted and curving out against all the other slow decks.

Battlegrace Angel – An obvious bomb even in decks that aren’t relying on exalted.

Blue:
Jhessian Lookout – This card is alright at best. I think it personally trades to easily and because it has no ability, it’s not really relevant considering the amount of large creatures that can block it all day.

Resounding Wave – Incredibly solid bounce spell. Plain and Simple.

Vectis Silencers – I’m not a fan of these guys. Even though it has deathtouch, I think it’s a little too weak to do anything more than trade with another creature. It’s value increases a lot when you are running a heavy artifact deck.

Cathartic Adept – Just plain weak.

Dawnray Archer – Not too bad, but It’s a little bit of a mana comitment. Again, works well with exalted decks, which our is not, it looks like.

Courier’s Capsule – Excelent draw spell. I’ve played a deck where I splashed one Island and some mana fixing so I could play two of these. It was well worth it.

Sphinx’s Herald – Again, terrible.

Spell Snip – Unless I’m playing a pretty heavy control deck using Cancel and other control cards, It won’t have much of an impact, especially because of the slow format, later in the game, your opponent will almost always have enough mana to pay. I’m starting to think Retrace would be a more powerful mechanic in this set then it was in Eventide.

Black:
Deathgreeter – I’d say this guy is just too weak to many any sort of significant impact on the game.

Undead Leotau – This creature isn’t too bad, and it’s also easily splashable. The fact that has an inexpensive unearth cost is a bonus.

Viscera Dragger - One of best non-rare unearth creatures, in my opinion. He’s cost efficient normally, and his unearth can always catch your opponent off guard when calculating the potential damage on the board.

Glaze Fiend – Unless you are going for a very strong, and I mean like every other spell in the deck is an artifact, artifact theme, this Vampire Bat is not really worth a creature slot in your deck.

Skeletal Kathari – Three-power flyers are always nice, although I don’t think he’s particularly worth 5 mana. There is probably a better card you can play besides him, usually.

Puppet Conjurer – A Pretty useless card.

Banewasp Affliciton – This card really doesn’t do anything for you, when you think about it. Also, most creatures don’t have a toughness over 3. It’s a very slow and annoying burn spell at its absolute best.

Corpse Connoisseur – Looking at the two Viscera Draggers, this card wouldn’t seem too bad, but It’s a little bit too specific.

Red:
Vithian Stinger – I’d say this card is strictly better then Prodigal Pyromancer and the Pyromancer was very playable.

Resounding Thunder – In my opinion, it’s the second best Resounding card. The fact that we have two, makes it especially devastating.

Jund Battlemage – I think this is one of the strongest Battlemages in the set. If it isn’t dealt with early enough, your board position can get really out of control.

Bloodpyre Elemental – I’d say this is a solid removal spell instead of a creature. The 4 damage is crutial because nearly every creature in the set has less than 4 toughness. It doesn’t deal with some huge bombs like Dragons, but that’s why Dragons are bombs.

Green:
Naturalize – Solid removal spell. I’d say it’s got about as much playability as the white capsule, so it’s a great sideboard card.

Elvish Visionary – A lot of people like this card, and I think it’s good in a deck that relies on bigger creatures. You want to draw more land and big creatures and a 1/1 blocker is nice while you wait for your win conditions. If you deck is lacking curve, this is a good card. If you deck, however, relies on Exalted or another way to curve out quickly, Visionary is a poor choice for your 2-drop slot.

Savage Hunger – This is a fairly weak card and promotes 2-for-1s. What that means is if you enchant a creature and your opponent removes that creature with resounding thunder, lets say, you lost two cards while your opponent only lost one card. It puts you at card disadvantage. In this case, the bonus of +1/+0 and trample is definitely not worth losing two cards for. On the whole, Aura’s tend to be too weak to play, but there are always exceptions that can have a massive impact on the game in your favour (Verdant Embrace, Shield of the Oversoul, etc.)

Court Archers – This card is very strong for a three-drop, especially in an exalted deck, but also works well in any deck with green. Reach helps deal with annoying flyers that have a tendancy to eat up 6-8 of your life total before they are dealt with.

Cavern Thoctar – A solid creature in a big creature deck.

Naya Battlemage – One of the best Battlemages because of the tap ability. Tapping is a great answer to a lot of strong creatures because it can keep even some of the most powerful bombs in check such as Flameblast Dragon. Also, since it’s not spot removal, you can always tap the best creature on the opponent’s side of the board, even if they keep playing better creatures. PLUS the fact that this pool has three Naya Battlemages makes it almost impossible not to see at least one in every game.

Drumhunter – Great card if you have a lot of hgh power creatures. Drawing cards is always a powerful ability because it allows you to draw more answers, more solid creatures and land.

Keeper of Progentitus – I find this card a little too expensive to be really good at accelerating. Also, it doesn’t fix your mana, it just adds more of the same. In a multicolour format, it’s almost always better to have a card that can help you get the colours you need.

Behemoth’s Herald – Completely useless card.

Gift of the Gargantuan – Personally, I see this as a very underrated card. Helps you get creatures and the land to play them. Unless you are playing a very quick and aggressive deck, this card is a great card for almost any green deck.

Jungle Weaver – Not a bad creature at all. I can see myself cycling this guy more often than playing, although because of the slow format, you can play him as well.

Multicolour:
Deft Duelist – Very solid and hard to deal with 2-drop, no quesiton.

Hindering Light – From my experience, this counterspell is a little too restrictive for Sealed deck. I’d much rather be countering my opponent’s threats.

Windwright Mage – This card is phenomenal, but only realy in a heavy artifact deck. It’s actually too weak and expensive otherwise.

Brilliant Ultimatum – Neat, but not really worth all that coloured mana.

Punish Ignorance – Personally, I like this card. It’s not worth splashing, though. A little heavy on the blue mana, so I’d stick to Esper with this one. But it’s very worth it to counter a powerful threat and create a 6-life gap between you and your opponent.

Sigil Blessing – Simply put, this is the best combat trick printed in a long time. It can easily win games as well as save all of your creatures from trading.

Tidehollow Strix – This is one of the highly undervalued creatures of the set. It’s a two power flyer for two mana, first of all, which is efficient, especially for blue and black. On top of that, it can trade with nearly every creature since it has deathtouch.

Agony Warp – It’s much more powerful then it looks on the surface. Imagine this situation. You’ve got an Elvish Visionary on the board and your opponent has Goblin Deathraiders and Mosstodon. He swings with both, since its advantageous for him to attack, and you block the Goblin Deathraiders with your Elf. Before damage goes on the stack, you play Agony Warp, giving the Mosstodon -0/-3 and the Deathraiders -3/-0. All of a sudden you killed both his creatures and kept your creature for future blocking!

Waveskimmer Aven – Phenomenal card and definitely worth splashing for. Especially good in Exalted decks, but it’s not required.

Bant Charm – All of the charms are very powerful. The gem of this charm in limited is the ability to ship a creature to the bottom of it’s owner’s library, where they will never see it again. At least until the next game…

Goblin Deathraiders – Very good in a very aggressive deck, since you can potentially get in about 6 damage out of it, but it’s pretty bad in the late game.

Blightning – Powerful discard spell, especially on turn 3. Again, better in an aggressive deck, but it’s still unbeievably powerful, especially in multiples.

Tidehollow Sculler – I’ve heard that this card is really good, but from my experience, It doesn’t seem too amazing. I think it’s playable in a good Esper deck, at least.

Rip-Clan Crasher – Pretty much only good in an aggressive deck, since, like Deathraiders, you can deal around 6 damage on average with it. Having two of these in a deck increases the consistency.

Sangrite Surge – This card really should have been an instant. Or at least it should have given the creature trample. It’s so easy to chump block this creature and then you realized you wasted 6 mana for nothing.

Sarkhan Vol – No doubt, best card in the entire pool. Five 4/4 Dragons are unbelievably difficult to deal with.

Artifacts and Land:
Esper Panorama
Jund Panorama
Grixis Panorama – Panorama’s are quite slow, although we’re probably going to need them if we play three or more colours.

Obelisk of Bant – If we’re playing an aggressive deck, I’d prefer to stay away from obelisks, but since it’s only one, we should be fine with it if we’re in those colours.

Relic of Progenitus – This card is for the most part pretty useless. Its filler if we completely don’t have enough playables.

Crumbling Necropolis – These are the best mana fixers in the set.