Twenty-three-year-old professional Magic® player Brian Hacker of San Diego, California, thought he had a good chance of winning the finals with his white weenie deck. Hacker said his deck was well set up to defeat his opponents with its twenty-something aggressive creatures—including a number of shadow and en-Kor creatures. Unlike traditional white weenie decks, which rely on Armageddon as a major threat card, Hacker's deck uses Cataclysm, which he feels better complements the use of Empyrial Armor.

Twenty-three-year-old professional Magic® player Brian Hacker of San Diego, California, thought he had a good chance of winning the finals with his white weenie deck. Hacker said his deck was well set up to defeat his opponents with its twenty-something aggressive creatures—including a number of shadow and en-Kor creatures. Unlike traditional white weenie decks, which rely on Armageddon as a major threat card, Hacker's deck uses Cataclysm, which he feels better complements the use of Empyrial Armor.

二十三岁的职业《万智牌®》选手Brian Hacker来自加利福尼亚州圣迭戈，他认为自己用小白快套牌赢得决赛的机会很大。哈克说，他的套牌中包含二十多个攻击性生物，包括一些次元幽影和寇族生物，非常适合用来击败对手。与传统的小白快套牌不同——它们以毁天灭地作为主要威胁——Hacker的套牌使用剧变，他认为这更能与穹光之铠相配合。