Team East West Bowl has done it again. One week before Pro Tour Eldritch Moon the team full of talent placed two competitors in the Top 8 of Grand Prix Sydney: Scott Lipp and Seth Manfield. If Seth, the current World Champion, won the day, he would have forced Brian Braun-Duin out of the Grand Prix Master slot at the upcoming World Championships.

Except it was not to be as Lipp defeated his teammate in the Semi-Finals. As a result, Brian Braun-Duin is your 2016 Grand Prix Master and will be playing at PAX this September.

The rest of the Top 8, including Hall of Famer Ben Stark, long time pro Ben Seck, and up-and-comer Zen Takahashi, could not stop Team East West Bowl from claiming the day. In the end it was Lipp with a strong green and white deck who claimed victory over Jan Ksandr.

White-Green ? Eldritch Moon Limited | Scott Lipp, Winner, Grand Prix Sydney

• Creatures (14)
• 1 Courageous Outrider
• 1 Drogskol Shieldmate
• 1 Extricator of Sin
• 1 Faithbearer Paladin
• 1 Lone Rider
• 1 Backwoods Survivalists
• 1 Bloodbriar
• 1 Noose Constrictor
• 1 Woodland Patrol
• 1 Field Creeper
• 1 Lupine Prototype
• 1 Militant Inquisitor
• 1 Thraben Inspector
• 1 Intrepid Provisioner

• Spells (9)
• 2 Prey Upon
• 1 Woodcutter's Grit
• 2 Strength of Arms
• 1 Confront the Unknown
• 1 Cultist's Staff
• 2 Lunarch Mantle

• Lands (17)
• 8 Forest
• 9 Plains

• Sideboard (19)
• 1 Loam Dryad
• 1 Crawling Sensation
• 1 Macabre Waltz
• 1 Convicted Killer
• 1 Survive the Night
• 1 Not Forgotten
• 1 Inquisitor's Ox
• 1 Tamiyo's Journal
• 1 Tangleclaw Werewolf
• 1 Crossroads Consecrator
• 1 Repel the Abominable
• 1 Thraben Standard Bearer
• 1 Contingency Plan
• 1 Borrowed Malevolence
• 2 Bold Impaler
• 1 Long Road Home
• 1 Ironwright's Cleansing
• 1 Abundant Maw

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