There is no actual prize support for this "award" other than your five minutes of fame.
- January 2009: Diary of a Mad Love Song by Greg Williams (USA) -- a variant of "Khazar's Diary" deck where the "Cry Wolves" feed Khazar's Diary repeatedly.
- February 2009: Broken Brujah by Martin Major (HUN) -- a bruise & bleed deck based on the G4/5 Brujah and the "Alastor" vote.
- March 2009: Guillaume Powerbleed by Tomasz Pietkiewicz (POL) -- a powerbleed deck, building a perfect hand with "Guillaume Giovanni's" special ability.
- April 2009: Team Africa by Ira Fay (USA) -- consists of a cross section of all Laibon clans, but basically is a weenie vote deck.
- May 2009: Cogwork Brussel by Sebastian Meurer (GER) -- G3/4 Nosferatu feat. Cock Robin making good use of Enkil Cog.
- June 2009: Anson, Volker & Ashurs Tablet by Marcin Watras (POL) -- a very toolboxy Prince decks with Ashurs Tablets as recursion engine.
- July 2009: Ninja Parade" by Jesse Cross-Nickerson (USA) -- a rarely seen Black Hand Stealth Bleed deck.
- August 2009: Tyebot's Chainsaw by Johannes Walch (GER) -- an Imbued/Giovanni crossover deck with Tye Cooper and Ambrogino serving as lightning rod for Talbot's Chainsaw.
- September 2009: Mata Hari shifts you! by Pauli Kiova (FIN) -- Mata Hari let's you play Parity Shift to be able to afford those expensive allies.
- October 2009: Laibon Rule the World by Michael Heyder (GER) -- the toolboxy deck that shows you can win major tournaments with Guruhi.
- November 2009: Undead Army by Joerg Alten (GER) -- Shambling Hordes deck based on Harbinger of Skulls.
- December 2009: Girls will find inner peace by Adam Esbjörnsson (SWE) -- Inner Circle feat. Cybele bleed deck with a multitude of master cards.
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I wanted to add that the decks are not necessarily "invented" or played first by the player listed. Often other players had the original idea, but the player on the list brought it to my attention, usually by winning a tournament.
For example, the "Girls will find inner peace" deck was first played by a finnish player named Teemu Sainomaa, and the "Anson, Volker and Ashur Tablets" is from the hungarian player Peter Korsos. At least as far as I know ..
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