Rygars Morgoth's 1996.White Weenie
 
Type: Deck Idea
Format (invalid) vinVintage
Approx. Value:
$169.89

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Avg. CMC 1.81
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Main Deck - 60 cards, 21 distinct
Columns
Name  Edition $ Type Cost
Rarity Color
Creature (20)
4 Order of Leitbur
$0.23 Creature - Human Cleric Knight
4 Order of the White Shield
$0.17 Creature - Human Knight
2 Phyrexian War Beast
$0.17 Artifact Creature - Phyrexian Beast
4 Savannah Lions
$0.06 Creature - Cat
2 Serra Angel
$0.06 Creature - Angel
4 White Knight
$0.14 Creature - Human Knight
Instant (11)
4 Disenchant
$0.08 Instant
1 Reinforcements
$0.17 Instant
1 Reprisal
$0.13 Instant
1 Sleight of Mind
$0.30 Instant
4 Swords to Plowshares
$1.14 Instant
Sorcery (2)
1 Armageddon
$15.59 Sorcery
1 Balance
$2.20 Sorcery
Artifact (2)
1 Lodestone Bauble
$3.25 Artifact
1 Zuran Orb
$6.14 Artifact
Enchantment (1)
1 Land Tax
$15.75 Enchantment
Land (24)
4 Adarkar Wastes
$6.75 Land
1 Kjeldoran Outpost
$8.47 Land
4 Mishra's Factory
$0.13 Land
11 Plains
$0.06 Basic Land - Plains
4 Strip Mine
$16.93 Land
Sideboard - 15 cards, 10 distinct
Name  Edition $ Type Cost
Rarity Color
Instant (7)
4 Divine Offering
$0.09 Instant
1 Exile
$0.99 Instant
1 Reprisal
$0.13 Instant
1 Sleight of Mind
$0.30 Instant
Artifact (3)
1 Black Vise
$1.63 Artifact
2 Serrated Arrows
$0.35 Artifact
Enchantment (4)
2 Arenson's Aura
$0.20 Enchantment
1 Energy Storm
$0.84 Enchantment
1 Spirit Link
$0.43 Enchantment - Aura
Land (1)
1 Kjeldoran Outpost
$8.47 Land

Notes
 
The third Magic World Championship was held at the Wizards headquarters in Seattle, USA. It was the first Worlds also to be a Pro Tour. 125 players competed in the event. The tournament featured a Booster Draft, a Standard (Type II), and a Legacy (Type 1.5) portion.

Final standings

1. Tom Chanpheng (Australia)
2. Mark Justice (United States)
3. Henry Stern (United States)
4. Olle Rade (Sweden)
5. Matt Place (United States)
6. Scott Johns (United States)
7. Eric Tam (Canada)
8. Tommi Hovi (Finland)

Note that Chanpheng's winning deck included a Sleight of Mind, but no sources of blue mana. This stemmed from an error in his submitted decklist, which was supposed to include some number of Adarkar Wastes in place of Plains.
Tom's victory was commemorated with a unique card, named 1996 World Champion.

Team final

1. United States – Dennis Bentley, George Baxter, Mike Long, Matt Place
2. Czech Republic – David Korejtko, Jakub Slemr, Ondrej Baudys, Lucas Kocourek

Pro Tour Player of the Year
1. Olle Rade (Sweden)
2. Shawn "Hammer" Regnier (United States)
3. Mark Justice (United States)
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