Decipher Hall of Fame
Decipher inducted a few Young Jedi players and volunteers into their short-lived Hall of Fame program. The only name which could be verified to have been inducted was Colorado-based Mark Ponting. As a volunteer for the Jedi Council, Ponting had only one notable playing achievement, which was to win the North American Continental Championship in 2001. Ponting is also credited for building the decks used by 2001 world champion Katie Billings and was given credit by 2000 World Champion Ian Vincent in a post-tournament interview for designing at least one of the decks he used in his victory. Ponting was also a writer for Decipher's web sites and dedicated much of his free time working with Colorado vendors and players; Ponting, along with the other volunteers, worked hard to assure the success of the game in the state of Colorado.
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