Aeo Paquette Bio [World Championship Decks 2004]

Aeo Paquette Bio [World Championship Decks 2004]

Aeo Paquette Bio [World Championship Decks 2004]

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Set: World Championship Decks 2004
Type: Card
Rarity: Common
Professional Magic® player Aeo Paquette played the deck that defined the metagame at the 2004 World Championships: "Affinity." Against a field full of decks designed to beat Affinity, this nineteen-year-old Canadian piloted his fast beatdown deck to a 5—1 record during the Standard portion of the tournament. Paquette credits his friend Jeff Cunningham for helping him design an Affinity deck that could compete so well against the field.

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