Pharaoh Tour

The Pharaoh Tour was a series of major tournaments that existed in Europe and Australia from 2004 to 2007. At the time, the Pharaoh Tour tournaments were the main premier events in these regions apart from Nationals and Continentals. In the first year, the tournaments exclusively took place in Germany.

Each year, there were multiple tournaments called Pharaoh Tour Stops during fall and winter. At the end of the year or at the beginning of the following year, there was one more final tournament called Pharaoh Tour Final. The final tournaments were only accessible to players who had earned invites at previous tournaments throughout the year.

The record for most Pharaoh Tour wins of a single player is held by Vittorio Wiktor from Germany, who won three Pharaoh Tour Stops.

The Pharaoh Tour was eventually replaced by the Fortune Tour in 2008, which followed essentially the same system but with a different name.

Pharaoh Tour Stops

Start date	Location	Winner	Deck type	Attendance	Ref
2005-10-08	Wien	Daniel Kaltenbacher	"Flip Control"
2005-10-22	Leipzig	Vittorio Wiktor		~750
2005-11-05	Würzburg	Michael Martin		712
2005-11-12	Olten	Manuel de Oliveira
2005-12-03	Bremen	Roland Gress	"Warrior Toolbox"	1100+
2005-xx-xx	Brussels	?
2006-09-17	Paris	?
2006-10-14	Duisburg	Philipp Ibis		~560
2006-10-15	London	?
2006-10-21	Edinburgh	?
2006-10-28	Basel	Michael Martin
2006-10-29	Eindhoven	?
2006-11-01	Lucca	?
2006-11-05	Paris	?
2006-11-11	Hannover	Michel Grüner	"Trap Burn"
2006-11-11	Brussels	?
2006-11-18	Liezen	?
2006-11-19	Padova	?
2006-11-25	Brussels	?
2006-12-02	Wiesbaden	Soner Güngör
2006-12-08	Milan	?
2006-12-10	Dublin	?
2006-xx-xx	Manchester	?
2007-10-13	Hamburg	Vittorio Wiktor	"Flip Burn"
2007-10-27	Berlin	Tolga Erkoc	"Zombie"	690
2007-11-10	Wien	Vittorio Wiktor	"Flip Burn"	~200
2007-12-01	Augsburg	Steve Haberlandt	"Perfect Circle"	546
2007-xx-xx	Ghent	?

Pharaoh Tour Finals

Start date	Location	Winner	Deck type	Attendance	Ref
2004-xx-xx	Germany 2004	Benjamin Hepper
2005-xx-xx	Belgium 2005	Sebastien Gonzalez
2005-12-17	Germany 2005	Matho Müller
2005-xx-xx	Greece 2005	Achileas Frehat
2006-01-xx	Italy 2005	William Vizzini	"Cyber-Stein OTK"
2005-xx-xx	Netherlands 2005	Jerry van den Braak
2005-xx-xx	Slovenia 2005	Marko Thuma
2005-xx-xx	UK 2005	Jamie Stafford
2006-12-16	Croatia 2006	Zvonko Ivic
2007-01-xx	France 2006	Victor Steinberg
2006-12-16	Germany 2006	Roland Gress	"Machine"
2006-xx-xx	Greece 2006	Christos Mourikis
2006-12-17	Italy 2006	Alessandro Fusaro
2006-12-17	Netherlands 2006	Kevin van Leemputte
2006-12-16	Slovenia 2006	?
2006-xx-xx	Spain 2006	?
2006-xx-xx	Sweden 2006	?
2006-xx-xx	UK 2006	Ricky Wu
2007-xx-xx	Australia 2007	Chester Swords
2007-xx-xx	Croatia 2007	Hrvoje Galic
2007-xx-xx	France 2007	Jean-Francois Rocher
2007-12-15	Germany 2007	Mario Konrath	"Giant Rat Toolbox Burn"	480
2007-xx-xx	Greece 2007	Si Dian Lan
2007-xx-xx	Italy 2007	Michael Marzoli
2007-xx-xx	Netherlands 2007	Sharief Mahomedradja
2007-xx-xx	Spain 2007	Alejandro Ropero
2007-xx-xx	UK 2007	Jamie Stafford

Pharaoh Tour Final Card Prizes

• Pharaoh Tour Card 2004 - No prize card
• Pharaoh Tour Card 2005 - Des Volstgalph PT1-EN002 (UR)
• Pharaoh Tour Card 2006 - Shrink PT02-EN001 (UR)
• Pharaoh Tour Card 2007 - Gold Sarcophagus PT03-EN001 (UR)

Gallery

A medal awarded to the top 4 players during the 2007 Pharaoh Tour Finals in each country where they were held.

The size of the medal as compared to a regular TCG card ("Shared Ride").

Front side of the medal

Back side of the medal