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The last time Wenzel Krautmann faced Felipe Tapia Becerra at a Grand Prix, it was Becerra who advanced in the match. Now, in the finals of Grand Prix Warsaw after starting the event 9-0, it was Krautmann's turn to take the win.
Facing down the typical array of Jund creatures and removal, Krautmann's Gruul aggro deck took what Brian Kibler had at last weekend's Magic World Championship and drove it home as the new deck to be in Standard. Between the haste-fueled attackers of Strangleroot Geist and Flinthoof Boar and the devastating reach provided by Ghor-CLan Rampager, Krautmann defeated Becerra in just under 10 minutes.
Here's what they were playing:
Gruul Aggro - Standard | Wenzel Krautmann, Winner Grand Prix Warsaw
- Creatures (29)
- 4 Arbor Elf
- 2 Elvish Mystic
- 4 Flinthoof Boar
- 4 Ghor-Clan Rampager
- 4 Hellrider
- 3 Scavenging Ooze
- 4 Strangleroot Geist
- 4 Thundermaw Hellkite
- Spells (7)
- 3 Mizzium Mortars
- 4 Domri Rade
- Lands (24)
- 9 Forest
- 1 Mutavault
- 6 Mountain
- 4 Rootbound Crag
- 4 Stomping Ground
- Sideboard (15)
- 4 Burning Earth
- 2 Bonfire of the Damned
- 2 Pillar of Flame
- 2 Fog
- 3 Volcanic Strength
- 2 Chandra, Pyromaster
Jund - Standard | Felipe Tapia Becerra, 2nd Grand Prix Warsaw
- Creatures (29)
- 4 Geralf's Messenger
- 4 Gravecrawler
- 2 Diregraf Ghoul
- 2 Deathrite Shaman
- 3 Blood Artist
- 4 Lotleth Troll
- 3 Dreg Mangler
- 3 Lifebane Zombie
- 4 Falkenrath Aristocrat
- Spells (8)
- 3 Tragic Slip
- 2 Abrupt Decay
- 2 Brimstone Volley
- 1 Liliana of the Veil
- Lands (23)
- 3 Swamp
- 4 Woodland Cemetery
- 4 Dragonskull Summit
- 4 Overgrown Tomb
- 4 Blood Crypt
- 4 Cavern of Souls
- Sideboard (15)
- 1 Abrupt Decay
- 1 Golgari Charm
- 2 Liliana of the Veil
- 3 Duress
- 3 Vampire Nighthawk
- 1 Underworld Connections
- 2 Slaughter Games
- 2 Olivia Voldaren
Congratulations to Wenzel Krautmann, champion of Grand Prix Warsaw. For plenty of match details, Top 8 deck lists and more, be sure to check out the official coverage on DailyMTG.com.
