Title Explaination

        This is the deck "Baron" Jim Leichsenring using to take 3rd place in the world championship in 2000.  What more can be said?

Dungeon: Labyrinth of Castle Greyhawk

Rule Cards: (1)
1. A Sure Thing

Realms: (11)
1. Ancient Kalidnay
2. Border Garrison
3. Duchy of Tenh
4. Griff Mountains
5. The Horned Society
6. Menzoberranzan
7. The Scarlet Brotherhood
8. Sea of Dust
9. Stonefist Hold
10. Temple of Elemental Evil
11. Ull

Holdings: (1)
1. Arms of the Shield Lands

Events: (10)
1. Blood Challenge!
2. Caer Allison
3. The Caravan
4. Cataclysm!
5. Cold Cup of Calamity
6. The Fates
7. Good Fortune
8. Hurricane!
9. Map of Life
10. Siege

Champions: (14)
1. Bigby the Great
2. Drawmij
3. Elyk the Bard
4. Ethereal Champion
5. Gatekeeper
6. Gib Kcir
7. Helm
8. Iuz the Evil
9. Korgunard
10. Necba the Wrathmaker
11. Onad the Weasel
12. Tasslehoff Burrfoot
13. T'chaar Dragon of Flame
14. Yorgia Sandow

Artifacts: (2)
1. Johydee's Mask
2. Throne of the Pharoahs

Magic Items: (8)
1. Amulet of Spell Protection
2. Bag of Holding
3. Bell of Might
4. Blamblower
5. Dragon Font
6. Rings of All Seeing
7. Runes of the Future
8. Winged Boots

Allies: (1)
1. Myrmidons

Wizard Spells: (4)
1. Drawmij's Instant Summons
2. Estate Transference
3. Limited Wish
4. Wish

Psionic Power Cards: (1)
1. Psionic Disintegration


Thief Skills: (2)

2. Con Game
3. Hijacking


Total Cards:  55 (plus Dungeon)
Total Levels: 86

Author's Notes
        My deck is certainly not as thought out a deck as Brian's (it showed in the finals), and is pretty heavy in the speed and popular variety of cards, but it plays well and wins more than a fair share of games.  I would be more than happy to explain why this deck is the way it is if anyone is interested.
 

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