This is what I remember...is this all? (updated from the helpful community!)
That's right, next Qyburn's Experiment Deck!
The Blackfish
The Laughing Storm
AGOT Dabbler list of LCG Champion cards (missing Gualdo's Meera Reed)
Looks like we are still waiting for 2010 Melee and Overall cards which is wierd because The Laughing Storm came out 8 chapter packs ago. I would think we will see them soon...
I expect we'll see a few in Lions of the Rock. Lords of Winter had two champ cards, while Princes of the Sun had three.
Here is all the info, as I see it....
2003 World Champ - Casey Galvan - Created "Bandit Lord", currently modified and re-released in LCG-formatting as "Newly Made Lord" in the first Chapter Pack for A Tale of Champions.
2004 World Champ - Greg Atkinson - Created "Flea Bottom", currently re-released in LCG-formatting in the second Chapter Pack for A Tale of Champions.
2005 World Champ - John Bruno - Created "The First Snow of Winter", spoiled to be modified and re-released in LCG formatting in the third Chapter Pack for A Tale of Champion
2006 World Champ - Matt Ley - Created "Ghost of High Heart", spoiled to be modified and re-released in LCG formatting in the fourth Chapter Pack for A Tale of Champions.
2007 World Champ - Sam Tham - Created "Den of the Wolf", released in the third Chapter Pack of the A Time for Ravens CP cycle, Change of Seasons
2008 World Champ (IMHO) - Luke Reed (winner of Joust in 2008) - Created "A Pinch of Powder", released in the Martell box set, Princes of the Sun.
2009 World Champ (IMHO) - Greg Atkinson (winner of the Joust in 2009) - Created "Knights of the Hollow Hill" released in the third Chapter Pack for the Brothers without Banners CP cycle, Mountains of the Moon
2010 World Champ (IMHO) - Alec Irwin (winner of the Joust in 2010) - Created "The Laughing Storm" released in the first Chapter Pack for the Secrets of Oldtown CP cycle, Gates of the Citadel
2011 World Champ (IMHO) - Brett Zeiler (winner of the Joust in 2011) - card not yet released
Others with cards.....
2008 Melee Champ - Tzu-Mainn Chen - Created "When I Woke..." released in the Martell box set, Princes of the Sun
2008 FFG-defined -Total Combined Points-Champion (aka Overall) - Tzu-Mainn Chen - Created "Former Champion" released in the Martell box set, Princes of the Sun
2009 Melee Champ – Jonathan Benton - Created "Qhorin Halfhand" released in the Stark box set, Lords of Winter
2009 FFG-defined-Total Combined Points-Champion (aka Overall) – Eric Brutzlaff - Created "The Blackfish" released in the Stark box set, Lords of Winter
2010 Castle Stahleck Champion - Andrea Gualdoni - Created "Meera Reed" released in the first Chapter Pack for the Tale of Champions CP cycle, Tourney for the Hand
2010 Melee Champ – Brett Zeiler – card not yet released
2010 FFG-defined-Total Combined Points-Champion (aka Overall) – Eric Brutzlaff – card not yet released
2011 Melee Champ – Corey Faherty – card not yet released
2011 FFG-defined-Total Combined Points-Champion (aka Overall) – Corey Faherty – card not yet released
mathlete said:
Here is all the info, as I see it....
Hater.
So actually how many cards are created by players each year?
1 for overall champion at Gencon
1 for meele champion at Gencon
1 for joust champion at Gencon
and 1 or 2 from Stahleck ?
Last year it was only the Joust champ. This year, the melee champ will get one, too, I hear.
Last year, the Stahleck Melee was Kingsmoot, so no card. This year, it was the regular format, so the Melee champion gets a card (and probably the overall champion as well).
Mathlete, Joust alone is not enough to be a champion, you have to be good in the Melee, too. The simultaneous existence of a one-to-one format and a multiplayer format, both interesting and supported, is part of what makes AGoT a great game.
Finally, another "Melee sucks" - "No it doesn't, you suck" - "No, you SUCK" slugfest. It's been literally days since we had one. *Leans back and grabs popcorn*
Khudzlin said:
Last year, the Stahleck Melee was Kingsmoot, so no card. This year, it was the regular format, so the Melee champion gets a card (and probably the overall champion as well).
There is no Stahleck overall champion. At least, none was recognized at the tourney in any way.
Ratatoskr said:
Finally, another "Melee sucks" - "No it doesn't, you suck" - "No, you SUCK" slugfest. It's been literally days since we had one. *Leans back and grabs popcorn*
Khudzlin said:
Last year, the Stahleck Melee was Kingsmoot, so no card. This year, it was the regular format, so the Melee champion gets a card (and probably the overall champion as well).
There is no Stahleck overall champion. At least, none was recognized at the tourney in any way.
Hey, I didn't say anyone sucked, I just dislike the "Melee sucks" attitude pretty strongly (about as much as I dislike the less common "Joust sucks" attitude).
Sorry Khudziln, that was not directed at you at all. You just happened to be the last person to post. Its just that I expect this discussion to flare up again, and usually it's great entertainment for us bystanders to watch. I apologize again for the misunderstanding.
Don't worry, I didn't take your post as an attack. However, I'm ready to defend my viewpoint and I wish you fun as a bystander, should this flare up 
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Yes, now that I reread your above post, you DID admonish Mathlete for his somewhat, uh, inflammatory post. That makes you a combattant. I'll be in the stands, munching hotdogs and watching. ~I'll be cheering for the opposition, though, because frankly, Melee sucks.
mathlete said:
2003 World Champ - Casey Galvan - Created "Bandit Lord", currently modified and re-released in LCG-formatting as "Newly Made Lord" in the first Chapter Pack for A Tale of Champions.
I think it's quite funny to release a newly refurbished lord with the title "Newly Made Lord". Do you think this was FFG's reasoning for the title?
But then, "First snow of winter" should be called "second snow of winter" now, and the ghost would need a new title as well :-)
Ratatoskr said:
Yes, now that I reread your above post, you DID admonish Mathlete for his somewhat, uh, inflammatory post. That makes you a combattant. I'll be in the stands, munching hotdogs and watching. ~I'll be cheering for the opposition, though, because frankly, Melee sucks.
Ratatoskr said:
Yes, now that I reread your above post, you DID admonish Mathlete for his somewhat, uh, inflammatory post. That makes you a combattant. I'll be in the stands, munching hotdogs and watching. ~I'll be cheering for the opposition, though, because frankly, Melee sucks.
So you're entering the arena as well? Anyway, I'm going to get training with admonishing, with no lesser personnage than the European Melee Champion (also Night's Watch in my meta) who, by his own admission, doesn't like Melee (this is a position I respect a lot more than "Melee sucks", though).
In that case, give my kindest regards to Fishiste. We stayed in the same hotel and had a few chats. I played him in the Joust, and he judged my quarterfinal. I'd really like to come to France sometime to play in one of your tourneys. Please post dates on these boards.
That said - you *are* talking about the *current* European Melee Champion, right? Because if you're not, please disregard all of the above.
Sorry for this derailment of the current thread derailment. GO TEAM JOUST!
Yes, Ratatoskr, I am talking about the current European Melee Champion, Fishiste.
Khudzlin said:
Mathlete, Joust alone is not enough to be a champion, you have to be good in the Melee, too. The simultaneous existence of a one-to-one format and a multiplayer format, both interesting and supported, is part of what makes AGoT a great game.
Actually, in the first six years of the game, Joust ALONE is what determined a champion.
For the record, I did list all of the cards for Clu when I responded to this thread. Also, I DO NOT hate Melee or want to take anything away from the MELEE World Champion. In fact, i really do enjoy Melee. I love when the three people at the table are gunning for me and I still win. i can respect the fact tthat FFG created championships for both events. And, I have HUGE RESPECT for those who win the European events based on the numbers that attendthose events. There are many more players to overcome to win a title. The fact that the European winners get to create a card is a great idea.
I have no problem with awarding titles to both Joust and Melee winners. Both the Joust Champ and the Melee Champ actually WON a tourney. They both require a different skill set to be successful. I just don't want to play competitive, tourney-based Melee because I don't always believe the winner is decided based on his own merits. Gencon 2011 was a killjoy for many people. There is a reason why.
I have more respect for the guy who goes out and wins Wimbledon in singles than the winner of the Indy 500 who won thanks to his "team" of drivers that helped him control the course.
i'm not trying to start a falme war and do not feel that I needed "admonishing". I'm not attackinging anyone. in the end, it's Christian Peterson's game and he cn do whatever he feels makes the game better. Even though I haven't always agreed with all of his decisions, I respect him and I can't argue with his success. Also, I do feel the game is at a WAY BETTER place today than it was in the CCG-era.
Besides, all of this is just my opinion. I think we still have the right to express opinions. 
Thanks to everyone for their help in constructing this list. I'm putting together a deck building workshop for the locals and thought about arbitrary themes. I've never tried to put them all into one deck before but it will make a good example. Remember, there are no bad ideas, just better solutions.
clu said:
Thanks to everyone for their help in constructing this list. I'm putting together a deck building workshop for the locals and thought about arbitrary themes. I've never tried to put them all into one deck before but it will make a good example. Remember, there are no bad ideas, just better solutions.
I just put that last quote on a poster of a kitten and put it up on my wall. 
Oh, and melee rocks! 'Competative' melee however... But, anything that brings new players into the game - which melee has DEFINATELY done - is great in my books. I just would like to see how many of last year's participants/viewers think it is a good idea competatively...5%? 1%? It was 0% that I saw. *will never revisit this thread again* 
And VERY happy that the Euro-zone gets to design a card, that really did need to happen great players and people. ~So I can travel there and win one someday (j/k!). Especially after it sounds like the continent is going to fall into the sea if you listen to the press...(good luck Italy!).
mathlete said:
I have no problem with awarding titles to both Joust and Melee winners. Both the Joust Champ and the Melee Champ actually WON a tourney. They both require a different skill set to be successful. I just don't want to play competitive, tourney-based Melee because I don't always believe the winner is decided based on his own merits. Gencon 2011 was a killjoy for many people. There is a reason why.
I have more respect for the guy who goes out and wins Wimbledon in singles than the winner of the Indy 500 who won thanks to his "team" of drivers that helped him control the course.
i'm not trying to start a falme war and do not feel that I needed "admonishing". I'm not attackinging anyone. in the end, it's Christian Peterson's game and he cn do whatever he feels makes the game better. Even though I haven't always agreed with all of his decisions, I respect him and I can't argue with his success. Also, I do feel the game is at a WAY BETTER place today than it was in the CCG-era.
Besides, all of this is just my opinion. I think we still have the right to express opinions.
You seemed to imply the Joust Champion was the only Champion who mattered (I may have misunderstood your post, though). That was what I was responding to (I have nothing personal against you, I was attacking what I thought you were saying).
I agree that Melee depends on more than deckbuilding and technical game skill. It's also about bluff (can be used in Joust), manipulation and backstabbing just at the critical moment to get the win. Outright collusion is of course a bad thing and unfortunately, it's very hard to control. It's rarely obvious (people can make mistakes in how they evaluate the game situation). I think people need to play more Melee (I was astonished to hear that some people asked whether making deals about plots before choosing them was legal).
As for your last line, I couldn't agree more. Let's all express our opinions with arguments to support them.