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Set: World Championship Decks Rarity: Rare (Finalist)Finals — defeated by Loconto (2-1)Semifinals — defeated Lindback (3-0)Quarterfinals — defeated Regnier (2-1)Lestree, a 25-year-old business development strategist from Pantin, France, played the most popular deck type at the tournament, a green-white Armageddon/Ernham Djinn deck with strong mass destruction capabilities. Lestree's most interesting...

Set: World Championship Decks Rarity: Rare

Set: World Championship Decks Rarity: Rare (Quarterfinalist)Quarterfinals — defeated by Loconto (2-0)Tam, an 18-year-old student from Ontario, Canada, played a red-green-white deck with large and invulnerable creatures, plus a variety of red and white spells for creature suppression. He created a mid-game lock with the only blue card in his...

Set: World Championship Decks Rarity: Rare

Set: World Championship Decks Rarity: Rare (Quarterfinalist)Quarterfinals — defeated by Lindback (2-0)Baxter, a 23-year-old auther (of a number of Magic strategy books) from Dallas, Texas, played an almost all-black speed/burn deck. Baxter included enough red mana to support direct damage and just enough green mana to play with four Ernham...

Set: World Championship Decks Rarity: Rare

Set: World Championship Decks Rarity: Rare (Semifinalist)Semifinals — defeated by Lestree (3-0)Quarterfinals — defeated Baxter (2-0)Lindback, a 20-year-old electrical engineering student from Stockholm, Sweden, played an all-black speed/discard deck. Most noticeable in his deck were four Necropotences which Lindback would play early to continually fill up his hand.

Set: World Championship Decks Rarity: Rare (Semifinalist)Semifinals — defeated by Lestree (3-0)Quarterfinals — defeated Baxter (2-0)Lindback, a 20-year-old electrical engineering student from Stockholm, Sweden, played an all-black speed/discard deck. Most noticeable in his deck were four Necropotences which Lindback would play early to continually fill up his hand.

Set: World Championship Decks Rarity: Rare (Quarterfinalist)Quarterfinals — defeated by Poulter (2-1)Justice, a 25-year-old card shop owner from West Valley City, Utah, played a red/artifact control deck with a touch of white for Balance and Swords of Plowshares. The creatureless deck used Winter Orbs to lock down the opponent until...

Set: World Championship Decks Rarity: Rare

Set: World Championship Decks Rarity: Rare (Champion)Finals — defeated Lestree (2-1)Semifinals — defeated Poulter (3-2)Quarterfinals — defeated Tam (2-0)Loconto, a 26-year-old social worker from Grafton, Massachusetts, played a blue-white Millstone deck that generally defeated his opponents by running them out of cards. One innovative concept was his addition of Hallowed...

Set: World Championship Decks Rarity: Rare

Set: World Championship Decks Rarity: Rare (Semifinalist)Semifinals — defeated by Loconto (3-2)Quarterfinals — defeated Justice (2-1)Poulter, a 22-year-old chemistry graduate student from Irvine, California, played a variation of the tournament's prevalent green-white decks. With only nine creatures in his deck, Poulter used Aeolipiles and Hurricanes for creature suppression and direct...