Romão's blue-black 'Psychatog' deck was the defining deck of the tournament. A control deck at heart, with lots of card drawing and countermagic, it wants to stall an opponent until it can play a devastating Upheaval and Psychatog on the same turn. While many people at this year's World Championship played this style of deck, Carlos simply played his version better than everyone else played theirs.

The cards produced are gold-bordered versions and do not have a standard Magic card back, making them unusable in DCI-sanctioned tournaments. The cards are also stamped with the player's autograph. This competitor release included their 60-card deck and 15-card sideboard, 12 blank proxy cards, and cards with a printed decklist, a biography of the player, and an overview of the four decks release for their respective year.

Contents:
• 60-Cards deck
• 15-Cards sideboard
• 12 Blank cards
• 3 Info cards about the deck

Note: These cards are not tournament legal.

Decklist:

Psychatog

Creature (8)
• 4 Nightscape Familiar
• 4 Psychatog

Instant (20)
• 3 Circular Logic
• 4 Counterspell
• 3 Cunning Wish
• 3 Fact or Fiction
• 3 Memory Lapse
• 4 Repulse

Sorcery (8)
• 3 Chainer's Edict
• 3 Deep Analysis
• 2 Upheaval

Land (24)
• 10 Island
• 2 Cephalid Coliseum
• 1 Darkwater Catacombs
• 4 Salt Marsh
• 3 Swamp
• 4 Underground River

Sideboard (15)
• 1 Coffin Purge
• 4 Duress
• 1 Fact or Fiction
• 1 Gainsay
• 3 Ghastly Demise
• 1 Hibernation
• 1 Mana Short
• 1 Recoil
• 1 Slay
• 1 Teferi's Response