A native of Toulouse, France, Raphael Levy posted an impressive 5-1 record during the Standard portion of this year's Worlds playing a blue-green deck he named "Le Wonder Goose." This deck used lots of small creatures—like Numble Mongoose and Werebear—that get bigger at threshold. The deck used blue not for countermagic, but for cards like Careful Study and Mental Note, which help the deck reach threshold more quickly, and for Wonder in the graveyard, which allows the deck's pumped-up threshold creatures to fly.

A native of Toulouse, France, Raphael Levy posted an impressive 5-1 record during the Standard portion of this year's Worlds playing a blue-green deck he named "Le Wonder Goose." This deck used lots of small creatures—like Numble Mongoose and Werebear—that get bigger at threshold. The deck used blue not for countermagic, but for cards like Careful Study and Mental Note, which help the deck reach threshold more quickly, and for Wonder in the graveyard, which allows the deck's pumped-up threshold creatures to fly.

Raphael Levy是法国图卢兹的原住民，今年在世界冠军赛的标准赛部分，他使用了一套他命名为「莱氏奇鹅」的蓝绿套牌，取得了5胜1负的惊人成绩。这套牌使用了很多小生物，如伶俐猫鼬和熊人，这些生物在达到门槛时会变大。这套牌使用蓝色不是为了反击咒语，而是为了像细心钻研和读心记事这样的牌，这些牌帮助套牌更快地达到门槛，以及将神奇丢进坟墓场，使得套牌中达到门槛的生物获得飞行。