2001 Decipher World Championship

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2001 Decipher World Championship was the sixth and last Decipher-era Star Wars CCG World Championship. Decipher had scheduled DecipherCon 2001 for 15–18 November at the Sheraton Oceanfront Hotel in Virginia Beach, with a $50,000 cash purse across its games.[1][2]

On 3 October 2001 Warren Holland cancelled the convention, citing September 11 airline-safety concerns. Decipher donated the $50,000 championship purse to September 11 relief.[3][4] Players ran a replacement, FreedomCon, in Virginia Beach under the same qualification rules. Bastian Winkelhaus (Germany) defeated Martin Akesson (Sweden).[5][6]

A February 2002 press release on Game Players Network, copied to TheForce.Net, named Winkelhaus as the previous year's FreedomCon champion (returning Day 2 bye for 2002, with Matt Sokol).[7]

The constructed pool was Premiere - Reflections III. Full published 2001 constructed lists remain sparse; this hub records the champion, runner-up, site, format, and the cancellation.

Decipher's Star Wars, Young Jedi, and Jedi Knights licenses ended 31 December 2001. Tournament support moved to the volunteer Players Committee.[8]

Format

  • Environment: Premiere - Reflections III
  • Site: FreedomCon, Virginia Beach, Virginia (player-run replacement for cancelled DecipherCon)
  • Scheduled DecipherCon: 15–18 November 2001, Sheraton Oceanfront, Virginia Beach (cancelled 3 October 2001)

Results

Finish Player Dark Light
1 Bastian Winkelhaus — —
2 Martin Akesson — —

See also

Sources


References

  1. ↑ DecipherCon 2001, TheForce.Net (15 June 2001)
  2. ↑ DecipherCon 2001 press release (26 June 2001; TheOneRing.net copy)
  3. ↑ DecipherCon Cancelled, TheOneRing.net (3 October 2001)
  4. ↑ Special message from Decipher CEO Warren Holland, TheForce.Net (3 October 2001)
  5. ↑ Star Wars Customizable Card Game, Wikipedia
  6. ↑ Awards and Hall of Fame, starwarsccg.org
  7. ↑ The Hyperspace Lane to the World Championships, TheForce.Net (9 February 2002)
  8. ↑ Decipher Star Wars announcement (Wayback)