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World Championship Deck: 2004 San Francisco - Gabriel Nassif, Quarterfinalist

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"Twenty-year-old Gabriel Nassif is considered to be the best player never to have won a Pro Tour event. Designed to beat the ubiquitous 'Affinity' decks, his blue-white control deck also plays well against anti-Affinity decks. Worlds marked the third time in the season that the Parisian had made it to the final day of a Pro Tour event, and his performance earned Nassif the coveted 2004 Player of the Year award -- a title he will defend vigorously next year."



NOTE: The cards in this deck are gold-bordered with an alternate card backing and are printed with the player's signature. They are NOT tournament legal.

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