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31 (of 32) decks from the 2013 Magic World Championship are forgeable:

2013 World Championship: [1] Shahar Shenhar - Blue-White-Red Control, UWR Flash; [2] Reid Duke - Selesnya Hexproof, Jund; [3] Ben Stark - Blue-White-Red Control, UWR Flash; [4] Josh Utter-Leyton - Redless Jund, Jund; [5-16] Brian Kibler - Gruul Aggro; Craig Wescoe - Black-White Tokens, Boros Aggro; David Ochoa - Redless Jund*, Jund*; Dmitriy Butakov - Gifts Ungiven, UWR Flash; Eric Froehlich - Redless Jund*, Jund*; Lee Shi Tian - Scapeshift, Jund;Martin Juza - Blue-White-Red Control*, UWR Flash*; Shuhei Nakamura - Blue-White-Red Control*, UWR Flash*; Stanislav Cifka - Blue-White-Red Control*, UWR Flash*; Tom Martell - Blue-White-Red Control*, UWR Flash; Willy Edel - Domri Naya, Naya Midrange; Yuuya Watanabe - Blue-White-Red Control*, UWR Flash*.

23 (of 24) decks from the 2013 World Magic Cup are forgeable:

2013 World Magic Cup (23/24): [1 - France] Yann Guthmann - UW Flash, Raphaël Lévy - Mono-Green, Timothée Simonot - Jund Midrange; [2 - Hungary] Gabor Kocsis - Selesnya Aggro, Ervin Hosszu - UWR Flash, Adorjan Korbl - Jund; [3 - Czech Republic] Michal Mendl - GR Beats, Stanislav Cifka - UB Control, Leos Kopecky - Hexproof; [4 - Iceland] Hedinn Haraldsson - UWR Flash, Alvin Orri Gislason - Domri Gruul, Ragnar Sigurdsson - Junk Aristocrats;[5 - Austria] Manuel Danninger - Gruul Aggro, Thomas Holzinger - UWR Flash; [6 - Estonia] Simon Robberts - UWR Flash, Mikk Kaasik - The Aristocrats, Rauno Raidma - Domri Gruul; [7 - New Zealand] Digby Carter - UWR Flash, Jason Chung - Bant Frog, Jingwei Zheng - Jund; [8 - Belgium] Vincent Lemoine - UWR Flash, Marijn Lybaert - Gruul Aggro, Emmanuel Delvigne - Golgari Midrange.

* Not included in the attachment because the deck is identical to another included deck.

Missing are (along with the reason):
Brian Kibler - Green-White Hatebears [Leonin Arbiter]
David Reitbauer - The Aristocrats [Xathrid Necromancer]

gos wrote:David Reitbauer - The Aristocrats [Xathrid Necromancer]

We should have Xathrid Necromancer. It's been in 1.4.3 and 1.4.5.

friarsol wrote:

gos wrote:David Reitbauer - The Aristocrats [Xathrid Necromancer]

We should have Xathrid Necromancer. It's been in 1.4.3 and 1.4.5.

Thanks! It's misspelled "Xathrid Necromance" in the new cards list in the thread for the 1.4.3 release. I've been a bit lazy with double-checking new cards recently and I see there are a few that have been entered incorrectly in my database (mostly my fault, because of encoding). Expect an influx of decks that I've missed because of this in the near future!

I overlooked 1 World Championship deck because of misspelled cards in my database (Charging Griffin, Mercadia's Downfall, Xathrid Necromancer):

2013 World Magic Cup: [5 - Austria] David Reitbauer - The Aristocrats

I found a few old world championship decklists, 3 of which are forgeable:

1998: [3] Jon Finkel - Sligh; [8] Alan Comer - Survival of the Fittest.
1996: [4] Olle Råde - Erhnam-Geddon.

I'm still missing a few top 8 lists from 95-98, so if anyone knows where to find them, I'd much appreciate it.

...and a further 3 forgeable decks after some more googling:

1998: [4] Raphaël Lévy - Survival of the Fittest.
1996: [2] Mark Justice - Necropotence; [3] Henry Stern - Necropotence.

3 World Championship decks are made forgeable by the new version of forge, 1.5.10:

2001: [2] Alex Borteh - Merfolk Opposition; [4] Andrea Santin - Opp-Orb; [8] John Ormerod - Saproling Opposition

User guidsari sent me the last decks I was missing from 1998. Many thanks!

1998: [5] Scott Johns - Survival of the Fittest; [6] Chris Pikula - Sligh

Pikula's deck is identical to Jon Finkel's 3rd place deck, and is not included.

If anybody else has any old World Championship decklists, these are the ones I'm missing:

See this page for reference.

1994: 5th-8th place. I'm not sure if these exist.

1995
[3] Mark Justice
[5] Ivan Curina
[6] Andrea Redi
[7] Henri Schildt
[8] Mu Luen Wang

1996
[5] Matt Place
[6] Scott Johns
[7] Eric Tam

1997
[5-8] Gabriel Tsang
[5-8] Nikolai Weibull
[5-8] Nate Clark
[5-8] John Chinnock

2 World Championship decks are made forgeable by the new version of forge, 1.5.13:

2013: [7] Brian Kibler - Green-White Hatebears
2006: [2] Ryo Ogura - U/W 'Tron

31 (of 32) of the decks from the 2013 Magic Online Championship are forgeable:

2013 Magic Online Championship: [1] Lars Dam - B/r Devotion, Melira Pod; [2] Cory Lack - U/w Devotion, Assault Loam; [3] Tamás Glied - B/u Devotion, Jund; [4] Dmitriy Butakov - Esper Control, Jund; [5] Seth Manfield - Esper Control, Melira Pod (MOCS 2013); [6] Anssi Alkio - B/G Dredge, Tarmo-Twin; [7] Hannes Kerem - Black Devotion, Affinity; [8] Rune Andersen - Jund Monsters; [9] Paul Nemeth - Esper Control, RWU Kiki-Angel; [10] Ondrej Strasky - Esper Control, Merfolk; [11] David Kaufmann - Black Devotion, Tarmo-Twin; [12] Valeriano Villanueva - U/w Devotion, Tarmo-Twin; [13] Bruno Dias - Jund Monsters, Splinter Twin; [14] Gabriel Rogasner - Maze's End, Merfolk; [15] Bing Luke - Black Devotion, Jund; [16] Farand Lee - Big Naya, Turbo Time Walk.

1 World Champion deck is made forgeable by the new version, 1.5.19:

2013 Magic Online Championship: [8] Rune Andersen - Ad Nauseam

2 World Championship decks (actually 2 versions of the same deck) are made forgeable by the new version, 1.5.24:

1996: [1] Tom Chanpheng - The Original White Weenie, The Original White Weenie Corrected

All decks from the 2014 World Championship and World Magic Cup are forgeable:

2014 World Championship: [1] Shahar Shenhar - Boros, Sidisi Whip; [2] Patrick Chapin - Abzan Midrange, Blue-Red Delver; [3] Yuuya Watanabe - Jeskai Tokens, Temur Delver; [4] Kentaro Yamamoto - Sidisi Whip, Temur Delver*; [5] Shaun McLaren - Abzan Midrange, Jeskai Control; [6] Yuuki Ichikawa - Abzan Whip, Temur Delver; [7] Ivan Floch - Blue-Black Control, Jeskai Aggro; [8] William Jensen - Black-Green Constellation, Pyromancer Ascension; [9] Sam Black - Birthing Pod, Red-White Tokens; [10] Lars Dam - Jeskai Ascendacy, Jeskai Control; [11] Josh Utter-Leyton - Jeskai Ascendancy, Sidisi Whip*; [12] Paul Rietzl - Abzan Midrange, Blue-Red Delver; [13] Owen Turtenwald - Black-Green Constellation*, Pyromancer Ascension*; [14] Reid Duke - Black-Green Constellation*, Pyromancer Ascension; [15] Stanislav Cifka - Jeskai Delver*, Blue-Black Control; [16] Tom Martell - Jeskai Ascendancy*, Sidisi Whip*; [17] Raphaël Lévy - Mono Red Aggro, Scapeshift; [18] Jérémy Dezani - Mono Red Aggro, Scapeshift*; [19] Jacob Wilson - Abzan Midrange, Birthing Pod; [20] Willy Edel - Abzan, Sidisi Whip*; [21] Nam Sung Wook - Jeskai Aggro, Mardu Tokens; [22] Raymond Perez Jr. - Abzan Midrange, Birting Pod; [23] Paulo Vitor Damo Da Rosa - Jeskai Ascendancy*, Sidisi Whip*; [24] Lee Shi Tian - Jeskai Ascendancy, Scapeshift.
2014 World Magic Cup: [1 - Denmark] Martin Müller - Mardu Midrange, Thomas Enevoldsen - Blue-Black Control, Simon Nielsen - Abzan Whip; [2 - Greece] Socrates Rozakeas - Mardu Midrange, Bill Chronopoulos - Temur Midrange, Panagiotis Savvidis - Sidisi Whip; [3 - England] Fabrizio Anteri - Blue-Black Control, David Inglis - Abzan Whip, Francesco Giorgio - Mardu Midrange; [4 - United States] Andrew Baeckstrom - White-Blue Heroic, Owen Turtenwald - Black-Green Constellation, Neal Oliver - Jeskai Tokens; [5 - South Korea] Joo Hyun Oh - Black-Green Constellation, Nam Sung Wook - Mardu Midrange, Kim Sang-Eun - Mono-Red Aggro; [6 - Serbia] Boris Bajgo - Abzan Midrange, Aleksa Telarov - Red-Green Midrange, Milos Stajic - Jeskai Ascendancy; [7 - Slovak Republic] Jan Tomcani - Jeskai Aggro, Michal Guldan - Black-Green Constellation, Ivan Floch - Blue-Black Control; [8 - Brazil] Gabriel Fehr - Red-White Tokens, Thiago Saporito - Red-Green Midrange, Willy Edel - Sidisi Whip.

* Deck not included because it is identical to another included deck.

Hi everybody,

I work on mtgtop8 and I just recently wanted to publish every "major" event from the past.

I was able to recollect some decks I see you don't have here :

* Worlds 1994 : all top4 available (they were on those gold-bordered decks)

* Worlds 1995 : a fourth deck from the top8 available (Andrea Redi, Pre-Sligh, the deck was on the archives from wizards), and all the sideboards available (I know, it's weird to have sideboards without main decks, but they were published alone in the Sideboard magazine)

* Worlds 1997 : a fifth deck from the top8 available (John Chinnock, Aggro Necro, the deck was on the dojo, with some decks that "performed well" in standard even though they didn't make it to the top8 because of poor results in extended)

Hope that helps, I couldn't do better while searching on the internet but I'm sure that anyone who has access to old Sideboard or Scrye / Inquest magazines could help !

PS: I'm also trying to recollect old decklists from Pro Tours / Grand Prix, so if you have any information about those events, thank you in advance !

* Pro Tour Paris 1997 (the Blood Drain decks from Henning Rimkus & Sturla Bingen are not the actual lists, just wild guesses I made from the forums)

* Grand Prix Vienna 1999 (4 decklists missing)

* Grand Prix Philadelphia 2000 (4 decklists missing)


PPS: I'm really sorry I couldn't put the URLs I'm talking about in that post, I'm new on the forum and I can't post them because I get the error "Your post looks too spamy for a new user, please remove off-site URLs" (sic). So you have to search for the event name on mtgtop8 to get the lists