Standout Decks in the Top 8 Cifuentes: Iron Thorns ex - 1st Place Seinosuke Shiokawa: Roaring Moon Box - 2nd Place Jesse Parker: Miraidon ex - 3rd Place Raz Wolpe: Regidrago-VStar - 4th Place Isaiah Bradner: Regidrago-VStar - 5th Place James Goreing: Raging Bolt ex + Teal Mask: Ogerpon ex - 6th Place Ian Robb: Regidrago-VStar - 7th Place Michael Davidson: Regidrago-VStar - 8th Place Interesting Decks at Worlds Rahul Reddy: Lugia-VStar - 9th Place Tord Reklev: Charizard ex - 10th Place Luo Tian Qing: Charizard ex - 12th Place Lucas Xing: Charizard ex - 16th Place Cobi Kawasaki: Gholdengo ex - 50th Place Marco Cifuentes: Lost Box + Shrouded Fable - 53rd Place Justin Brothers: Snorlax "Control" - 118th Place Honorable Mentions for Brazilian Players at the Top 127 - Master Otavio Gouveia: Regidrago-VStar - 26th Place Pedro Pertusi: Charizard ex - 28th Place William Azevedo: Charizard ex - 48th Place Honorable Mention: Gabriel Fernandez in 4th Place - Senior Ancient Box Broadcasts YouTube Day 1 Day 2 Final - Junior Final - Senior Final - Master World Championship Rewards Pecharunt ex - Special Illustration Rare, for Pokmon TCG LIVE This event freely gave out the digital version of Special Illustration Rare Pecharunt ex SFA 93, a promo card
Pendant of Prosperity I have historically disliked cards like Pendant of ProsperityPendant of Prosperity
Meld Another Magic: The Gathering mechanic returning for the Final Fantasy crossover is meld
Its better since you dont destroy the permanent but rather exile it, which in some cases might become relevant against indestructible artifacts like Darksteel Colossus and Darksteel Citadel
Before we begin, readers have asked me how I determine the rankings for these multicolor top 10 lists
10 winners from Japan and 12 winners from the rest of the world (five or three in each category, per region) received 100 copies of their design on physical cards
