Organized Play
| Year | Champion | Runner Up |
|---|---|---|
| 2002 | Mathieu Brochu | Alex Tennet |
| 2003 | Michael Dalton | Robert Schiermeyer |
| 2004 | Emir Delic | Josh Cornwell-Mott |
| 2005 | Kyle George | Lee Clarke |
| 2006 | Christian Kriesel | Seth Maser |
| 2007 | Vince Accetturo & Chris Thompson | |
| 2010 | Brian Fred | Casey Anis |
2007 World Championship Controversy
There has been much of a debate as to the legitimacy of the 2007 World Champions (Vince Accetturo & Chris Thompson). Since the rights to produce the Lord of the Rings TCG was not renewed by Decipher, there was no legal way for the company to promote a World Championship, but they did still hold an unofficial event where the 2007 World Champions were crowned. The event was still held in Indianapolis, IN at GenCon on Friday, August 17, 2007 at 11:00 AM. The field was bested by Vince Accetturo and Chris Thompson, both members of the player group Team Bison Bucks. They decided to split the championship in the finals.
2010 World Championship
With no official governing body for the game existing after 2007, no official World Championships could be held. No group stepped up to attempt an unofficial World Championship event until 2010 when the Star Wars CCG Players Committee decided to run a de facto World Championship for Lord of the Rings at their annual Worlds Weekend event. Brian Fred was crowned champion as the only undefeated player at the event, in which close to 20 players participated.
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