World Championship Decks 2002 Draft Tier List & Limited Meta

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World Championship Decks 2002
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26 cards ranked

Best color pairs in World Championship Decks 2002 Draft

Win rates vs the whole field · tiers are relative to the field average

No recorded games for this set yet — ratings below come from model predictions.

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The cards that define World Championship Decks 2002 — hover any card to see it

Bombs

The most powerful cards in the set. See one? Take it.

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Hidden gems

High win rate, still going late — free wins in your next draft.

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Most contested

Snapped up earliest — don't count on them wheeling.

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Trap cards

Drafted far above what they win. Let someone else take the bait.

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Sidekick drafters vs the field

Where our community's pick order diverges most from 17Lands' millions of picks

Community pick data accrues as Sidekick users draft this set — install Meta Sidekick and your drafts feed these numbers.

Card ratings: every World Championship Decks 2002 card ranked

No recorded games yet — Power is our model's prediction for this set

| 26 cards
Card PowerMVSK WR
Glory R
5
Global Ruin R
5
Ray of Revelation C
2
Intrepid Hero R
3
Gainsay U
2
Breakthrough U
1
Rushing River C
3
Reprisal U
2
Circular Logic U
3
Deep Analysis C
4
Cunning Wish R
3
Mental Note C
1
Nightscape Familiar C
2
Quiet Speculation U
2
Disrupt U
1
Wonder U
4
Slay U
3
Chainer's Edict U
2
Fact or Fiction U
4
Flametongue Kavu U
4
Counterspell C
233.3%
Repulse C
3
Careful Study C
1
Thunderscape Battlemage U
3
Teferi's Response R
2
Hibernation U
3

How to read these numbers: GIH WR (games-in-hand win rate) is the share of games won when the card was drawn or opened — the community's headline card-quality metric. ALSA is where it was last seen in the pack; ATA is where it was actually taken. Win rates hide below meaningful samples, and every metric shows its sample. Power (0–100) blends measured performance with our model's rating; Edge compares a card's power to how early the field takes it.

Community pick data comes from Meta Sidekick drafters.