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Confirmed: CEDH Tournament at Galactic in Statesboro, 22 October 2026
CEDH Tournament at Galactic in Statesboro is confirmed for 22 October 2026. Times in UTC and local on the calendar.
Confirmed: From The Vault: cEDH 9 — Mox Diamond, 25 November 2026
From The Vault: cEDH 9 — Mox Diamond is confirmed for 25 November 2026. Times in UTC and local on the calendar.
New guide: The ban list and brackets, for cEDH
cEDH gets its own bracket, but it shares the banned list with every other Commander game. We’ve gone through what Bracket 5 asks of you, the bans that shaped the format and the recent changes, and linked the official page for each.
Guide updated: Playtest cards online
Playtest cards online was updated on 23 September 2026.
New guide: Proxies and playtest cards on camera
A playtest card that reads well across a table can still be a blur on a webcam. Most of the fix is sleeves and lighting, then a word with your pod before the game, and if you’re entering an event, its own proxy rules.
New guide: Start here: cEDH over webcam
Six steps, in order, from nothing to your first online cEDH event, each with a link to the guide that covers it in full.
New guide: Webcam platforms compared
Online cEDH gets played in one of two browser tools, SpellTable or Convoke, or on a plain Discord call. Both are free and both read your cards off the camera, but they do differ, and it’s worth knowing how before a game link turns up.
What changed with cEDH.online
By Niall Sheffield cEDH.online has been around for a while now, but for most of that time it was the kind of site you’d land on once and not really have a reason to come back to. The look had aged, which matters more than it should for a format that’s played almost entirely through a webcam and a browser.…
New guide: cEDH terms, explained
The words you’ll hear at a competitive table, each in two sentences. Read it once, and the guides will link you back here whenever they use one.
New guide: Playtest cards online
cEDH decks cost more than most people will spend, and the community’s answer is the playtest card. This page says what one is, what a table will accept, and why the online version of the question is stricter than the paper one.