World Championships Deck (TCG): Difference between revisions
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Revision as of 13:15, 15 May 2023
Similar to Theme decks, World Championship decks are purchasable non-tournament-legal prints of 60-card decks used by World Championship players. These decks are a great way for players to see what it is like to play some of the top player constructed Decks in the world and see how others have used cards that may be available in their own personal collection. The Pokémon World Championships are an official, annual event organized by Play! Pokémon. It has been an invitational-only event since 2004. Players are chosen on overall ratings, national champions and past performances in the previous year's World Championships. All of these decks were exclusively released in English.
World Championships Deck List
2004 World Championships
2005 World Championships
2006 World Championships
2007 World Championships
2008 World Championships
2009 World Championships
2010 World Championships
2011 World Championships
2012 World Championships
2013 World Championships
2014 World Championships
2015 World Championships
2016 World Championships
2017 World Championships
2018 World Championships
2019 World Championships
2022 World Championships
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