Rygars Morgoth's 2002.Psychatog
 
Type: Deck Idea
Format (legal 👍) legLegacy
Approx. Value:
$74.08

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Avg. CMC 3.09
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Main Deck - 60 cards, 17 distinct
Columns
Name  Edition $ Type Cost
Rarity Color
Creature (8)
4 Nightscape Familiar
$0.63 Creature - Zombie
4 Psychatog
$0.61 Creature - Atog
Instant (20)
3 Circular Logic
$0.16 Instant
4 Counterspell
$1.62 Instant
3 Cunning Wish
$4.08 Instant
3 Fact or Fiction
$0.17 Instant
3 Memory Lapse
$0.50 Instant
4 Repulse
$0.25 Instant
Sorcery (8)
3 Chainer's Edict
$0.33 Sorcery
3 Deep Analysis
$0.05 Sorcery
2 Upheaval
$2.12 Sorcery
Land (24)
2 Cephalid Coliseum
$4.90 Land
1 Darkwater Catacombs
$0.17 Land
10 Island
$0.10 Basic Land - Island
4 Salt Marsh
$0.55 Land
3 Swamp
$2.15 Basic Land - Swamp
4 Underground River
$4.19 Land
Sideboard - 15 cards, 10 distinct
Name  Edition $ Type Cost
Rarity Color
Instant (11)
1 Coffin Purge
$0.20 Instant
1 Fact or Fiction
$0.17 Instant
1 Gainsay
$0.06 Instant
3 Ghastly Demise
$0.03 Instant
1 Hibernation
$0.42 Instant
1 Mana Short
$1.53 Instant
1 Recoil
$0.15 Instant
1 Slay
$0.18 Instant
1 Teferi's Response
$2.23 Instant
Sorcery (4)
4 Duress
$0.03 Sorcery

Notes
 
The ninth World Championship was held from 14 to 18 August 2002 at Fox Studios in Sydney, Australia. The tournament featured Odyssey-Torment-Judgment Booster Draft, Odyssey Block Constructed, and Standard as individual formats and Odyssey Team Rochester Draft as the team format.
245 players from 46 countries competed in the tournament. 24-year old Carlos "Jaba" Romao from Sao Paulo, Brazil came out as world champion, defeating Mark Ziegner 3–2 in the final, thereby garnering a prize of $35,000 with the help of his blue/black "Psychatog" deck. Germany won the team competition, defeating the United States in the final 2–1.

Finishing order

1. Carlos Romao (Brazil)
2. Mark Ziegner (Germany)
3. Diego Ostrovich (Argentina)
4. Dave Humpherys (United States)
5. Sim Han How (Malaysia)
6. John Larkin (Republic of Ireland)
7. Finland Tuomas Kotiranta (Finland)
8. Ken Krouner (United States)

Team final

1. Germany – Kai Budde, Mark Ziegner, Felix Schneiders
2. United States – Eugene Harvey, Andrew Ranks, Eric Franz

Pro Tour Player of the Year

1. Kai Budde (Germany)
2. Jens Thoren (Sweden)
3. Alex Shvartsman (United States)

Rookie of the Year

1. Farid Meraghni (France)
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