2002 Type I Worlds?

[dre4m]

I'm usually more of a passive observer to TMD, but this is a subject which I am unable to find info on and has actually rattled me significantly.  I'm also not sure that I posted this in the right forum, but a mod can move it if necessary.

On MWS today, I played a deck that I came up with myself against some guy whose game was titled "Non-archtypes only" or something like that.  Since I derived the deck myself, I figured I was good in that regard.  Well, the guy was playing some psycogenic probe amagamation that allowed him to search my library on numerous occassions, and, after I had locked down his board with Chalices, he told me that my deck mirrored the winner of 2002 type one worlds, and that it was a "net deck."  I didn't play type one in 2002 (started mid '03) and I have no idea if his claim is true, so I was hoping someone who has more information can enlighten me.  This was the deck I was playing:

/ Lands
    6  Forest
    7  Plains
    4  Savannah
    4  Wasteland
    4  Windswept Heath

// Spells
    3  Armageddon
    1  Balance
    4  Chalice of the Void
    4  Crucible of Worlds
    4  Decree of Justice
    1  Enlightened Tutor
    4  Exploration
    2  Horn of Greed
    4  Living Wish
    2  Mirari's Wake
    4  Moat
    2  Wrath of God

// Sideboard
SB: 3  Academy Rector
SB: 1  Anurid Brushhopper
SB: 3  Circle of Protection: Red
SB: 4  Disenchant
SB: 1  Rune of Protection: Red
SB: 1  Strip Mine
SB: 1  The Tabernacle at Pendrell Vale
SB: 1  Wall of Blossoms


Thanks in advance.

[Moxlotus]

Not even close.  Type 1 2002 Worlds was won by Tog.  However, Wake may have won the actual World Championships (you know, the whole Pro tour thing) in 2002. 

[yespuhyren]

In 2002, the winning T2 deck was Tog.  It was also Tog in PT world championships.  This was also before onslaught block came out, so the following cards COULDN'T have been in the deck even if you netdecked it.  Even if this is post onslaught block, the deck is completely different with crucibles and chalices

4x Chalice of the Void
4x Crucible of Worlds
4x Decree of Justice

So i don't know what your opponent is talking about, probably just a sore loser.

BTW, you might want to try adding fastbond and 1-2 zuran orbs, as

Fastbond/Zuran Orb/Crucible

gives you infinte life, using exploration with them gives you lots of life
You may also want to run strip mine and wasteland, so you can nuke 2+ lands a turn with crucible in

[Jacob Orlove]

Actually, Tog won in 2003, slaver in 2004 and stax in 2005. There was no Type One worlds in 2002. He probably meant regular worlds.

[dre4m]

Thanks alot guys.
By the way, the deck's engine is Living Wish for strip mine, backed by crucible and a couple Exploration to get an early lock.
I don't think I mentioned that.  Wake and Decree are in there just for my eventual win.

[Revvik]

The infinite mana combo would probably go along real well with Decree of Justice, though.

[dre4m]

Now that I've kind of shown the world my idea, I guess I'll post it in one of the forums, so I'll add a fastbond and two zorb I think, but I'm not sure what to cut, and i win pretty consistantly without the combo, though i will keep it in mind as i think four moat are overkill.