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Magic Decks Raphael LevyWorld Championship Decks 2002 Theme DeckLevy's blue-green "Le Wonder Goose" deck features a ton of small green creatures like Nimble Mongoose and Werebear. With Careful Study and Mental Note to get to threshold, however, those small creatures quickly turn into real monsters! A native of Toulouse, France, Raphael Levy posted an impressive 5-1 record during the Standard portion of this year's Worlds playing this deck. The deck used blue not for countermagic, but for cards which helped the deck reach threshold more quickly, and for Wonder in the graveyard, which allows the deck's pumped-up threshold creatures to fly. Raphael Levy "Le Wonder Goose" $19.99 Sim Han HowWorld Championship Decks 2002 Theme DeckHan How's blue-green-red "Squirrel Opposition" deck can be aggressive with cards like Wild Mongrel and Flametongue Kavu, or it can play the stalling game with a Squirrel Nest/Opposition combo. Beware the Roar of the Wurm in the sideboard! Malaysian National Champion Sim Han How raised some eyebrows by posting a 6-0 record with this deck. It is designed to get out lots of Squirrel tokens with Squirrel Nest before using Opposition to tie up the opponent's creatures and mana. Han How won quite a few games using some tricky sideboarding, such as pulling out his enchantments and bringing in more beatdown cards. Besides being a top Magic player, Han How is also a student at Bandar Utama College in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Sim Han How "Squirrel Opposition" $19.99 Janosch Kuhn 2000 World Championships Janosch Kühn's red-green deck used Birds of Paradise and Llanowar Elves to build up mana early in the game. Kuhn then delivered the finishing punch with mana-denial cards, such as Stone Rain and Plow Under. Janosch Kühn "Angry Non-Hermit" $24.99
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