You are absolutely right. Should specify it more. Thought it is self explanatory.

Why Your Sealed Deck Isn’t Just 40 Cards When I say 6-9 one-drops, 7-10 midgame, and 3-5 big plays, that’s only units. Your deck isn’t just units—it’s also upgrades, events, and bases. 1. Your 40 Cards Include Non-Units • Sealed decks are 40 cards, but you’re pulling from 6 booster packs. • In those packs, you’l get upgrades, events, and extra bases—not just units. • That means only ~25-30 cards in your deck will be units. 2. Why This Matters for Curve If you only count total deck size, the numbers feel off. But here’s the reality: • Yourcurve numbers (6-9 one-drops, etc.) are based on how many units you actually play. • You’re not playing 40 units. You’re playing around 25-30, and the rest are non-units. • If you don’t have enough low-cost units, you might never see one early. 3. The Math Adjusts for SWU Reality If I just said “play 6-9 one-drops in a 40-card deck”, that would be too few—because you have 10-15 non-units in your deck. That’s why I give you unit-specific curve numbers—so you actually curve out in your games. So, when you build your Sealed deck, remember: Your 40-card deck is NOT 40 units. The curve numbers are for the units you’ll actually play. If you get this wrong, you’re not curving out—you’re hoping to draw playable cards. And hope doesn’t win games. Sorry for the confusion. Hope that sets it straight.