With a lot of delay, this is a TWD of a tournament of 2009. If you have any doubt, ask the Spanish Coordinator (Damnans).

Clasificatorio de Sabadell
Sabadell, Spain
Oct 11, 2009 (in the database the date is Oct 14, 2009, but the real data is Oct 11, 2009)
32 players
3R + F

Tomàs López Jiménez's Tournament Winning Deck with 2 VPs in the Finals

www.vekn.net/index.php/event-calendar/event/2745

Deck Name: Descent into Bleeds
Author: Tomàs López Jiménez
Description: Influence Appius. Put all Corporal Reservoirs you can on him
Master Phase: Minion Tap to Appius (with previos Corporal if you have one)
Minion Phase: Appius Descent into Darkness, with all the corporal reservoir, the rest of minions bleeds.
Influence Phase: Appius return.
In other minion phase: Apppius bleed with Enkil Cog.
4 vp, 2 vp, 1 vp, 2 vp in the final

Crypt: (12 cards, Min: 18, Max: 40, Avg: 7,33)
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4 Appius Claudius Corvus cel nec DOM OBT POT10 Lasombra
1 Dame Hollerton myt DOM OBT 5 Kiasyd
2 Ermenegildo pot DOM OBT 5 Lasombra
1 Lucy Markowitz dom obt 3 Lasombra
1 Onaedo aus pot DOM OBT 6 Lasombra
3 Saul Meira CHI DOM OBT POT 8 Lasombra

Library: (90 cards)
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Master (24 cards)
9 Minion Tap
1 Watchtower: Chosen are Called
1 Dreams of the Sphinx
1 Elysian Fields
12 Corporal Reservoir

Action (20 cards)
9 Descent into Darkness
9 Govern the Unaligned
2 Mind Rape

Action Modifier (35 cards)
2 Blanket of Night
3 Enkil Cog
3 Foreshadowing Destruction
8 Bonding
5 Shadow Play
3 Shroud of Absence
5 Shroud of Night
3 Tenebrous Form
3 Conditioning

Reaction (7 cards)
4 Deflection
3 Delaying Tactics

Equipment (2 cards)
1 Heart of Nizchetus
1 Zaire River Ferry

Combo (2 cards)
2 Murmur of the False Will

Do the Reservois come back in game untapped as well? If so, well thought out, mate! An interesting combo there.

Well done!

Kraus wrote:


They do

Always great to see something new and innovative win a tournament. Kudos!

I doubt there's any overlap but a Los Angeles player has been playing this deck for a decade, so it's an interesting case of reinventing the wheel.