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The goal is to make two decks for two headed giant. I thought of this when trying to build something for me and my fiance to play together. They need to support and help each other in some way. Each deck needs to either build on the other in some way or work together to a common goal. It is also possible to make one deck protect the other while the other gets its going. Really any two decks that need the other to have a chance at victory work. This is not meant for a tournament environment but for a casual one. You can, however, make tournament decks if you so choose.

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http://www.mtgvault.com/ViewDeck.aspx?DeckID=246791
The deck is meant for each player to have a copy of it. This is legal in all non-tournament formats. Even two headed giant.
According to the official rules in the magic the gathering comprehensive rules the 4 cards of a single name in all decks on a team rule only applies to tournament teams not to casual teams. The casual rules in the official rules document do not say such. This deck is meant to be played with two casual players each sharing a copy of it. Do not play it in a tourney, it will lose even without that tournament rule.
The regular rules: http://www.wizards.com/magic/comprules/MagicCompRules_20110930.pdf
The tournament rules: http://www.wizards.com/ContentResources/Wizards/WPN/Main/Documents/Magic_The_Gathering_TwoHeaded_Giant_Tournament_FAQ_PDF1.pdf
You'll see the regular rules don't include the 4 card limit. They made special rules for tournament play that do. These do not apply in regular play.