Description
NOT LEGAL
Standard
NOT LEGAL
Future
NOT LEGAL
Historic
NOT LEGAL
Timeless
NOT LEGAL
Gladiator
NOT LEGAL
Pioneer
NOT LEGAL
Explorer
NOT LEGAL
Modern
NOT LEGAL
Legacy
NOT LEGAL
Pauper
NOT LEGAL
Vintage
NOT LEGAL
Penny
NOT LEGAL
Commander
NOT LEGAL
Oathbreaker
NOT LEGAL
Standardbrawl
NOT LEGAL
Brawl
NOT LEGAL
Alchemy
NOT LEGAL
Pauper Commander
NOT LEGAL
Duel
NOT LEGAL
Oldschool
NOT LEGAL
Premodern
NOT LEGAL
Predh
A native of Toulouse, France, Raphael Levy posted an impressive 5-1 record during the Standard portion of this year's Worlds playing a blue-green deck he named "Le Wonder Goose." This deck used lots of small creatures—like Numble Mongoose and Werebear—that get bigger at threshold. The deck used blue not for countermagic, but for cards like Careful Study and Mental Note, which help the deck reach threshold more quickly, and for Wonder in the graveyard, which allows the deck's pumped-up threshold creatures to fly.