Hey r/CompetitiveEDH, I posted this on r/EDH yesterday and got some pretty positive feedback so I wanted to share it with you all here as well:

Some friends and I made this tool for Canadian TCG players and collectors to make it easier to find the cards you're looking for at the lowest possible prices. It handles the basics like singles and sealed product search but also includes some other features we believe are really useful:

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Edit (9/1/2026 5:18PM EST):

For shop owners: We received some inquiries from shops wanting to get their inventory added to the website. If this is something you’re interested in, please send me a DM here on Reddit and I’ll help you through the process of getting onboarded.

Newer to Rogsi. I seem to be struggling a bit with Necro dominance as a card. Everyone I have talked to about this deck says that it is one of the best cards in this deck. I guess I’m struggling with understanding. What is the wind condition when Necro dominance is in play? Ru mainly just looking for a win with thassas oracle since it kind of shuts off underworld breach lines?

Hello. I've been out of the loop from cedh for awhile. Last time I played was pre jlo and mana crypt bans using a fringe [[The Master, Transcendent]] deck.

Planning to get back to cedh and [[Lumra]] caught my eye. I see 2 decks that aim to combo the same way: Lumra and [[Nissa, Resurgent Animist]].

I have no idea what the current meta is like, but these 2 commanders interest me. Are there any experienced Lumra or land deck players that can enlighten as to the pros of the 2 commanders?

I have been watching the cEDH scene since the ban of Dockside, Mana Crypt, and Jeweled Lotus. Recently I stumbled on Anje Falkenrath, and looked up tournament results and found nothing super significant. At 50+ players, a single top cut last year.

I saw there were more playings pre ban, and was wondering how she looks now and what some of her long standing weaknesses are that pushed her out of Bracket 5.

Some problems I’m sure matter:
A lot of the decklists I looked up were on Worldgorger Dragon, which I’m hesitant on because it seems very easy to interact with and has heavy downside if it does get interacted with. I’d rather cut the card altogether, using the Hoarding Broodlord/Saw in Half lines exclusively since the downside seems way less, but this makes it so you really only have 1 wincon.

I’d be interested in an Underworld Breach/LED/Grinding Station wincon but I don’t know that the deck wants or generates artifacts enough?

Hello! I’m an intermediate cEDH player who got into the format when Nadu was initially unbanned. I got out of it for a little bit due to the fact that I needed to spend more time on academics and am now trying to come back to the game. I have an old Nadu deck that can be disassembled into Simic staples, countermagic, rhystic study, dorks, creature tutors, etc. (no cradle or real fast mana artifacts because they’re expensive af). I watched a couple of deck techs and games on YouTube that had both of the decks and was wondering if this subreddit had any insight on which deck I should go with.

I love decks that win by very quickly out valuing opponents, and I love a deck that was very non-linear and felt as though I had to take a different gameplan every time or on the spot find unique combo lines. I would prefer my deck to be more on the Turbo side.

What are the pros and cons to RogThras versus Kinnan?

Hey everyone! I’m pretty new to Sisay and wanted to get some feedback on my list.
I took a lot of inspiration from tournament data and successful Sisay lists when putting this together. I understand the basic combos and some of the ways the deck can generate infinite mana, but since I’m new to actually piloting Sisay, I’m sure there are lines, interactions, and sequencing decisions that I’m missing.
I’d really appreciate any feedback on the list, but I’m especially interested in advice from experienced Sisay pilots.
What do you normally look for in an opening hand? What are the main lines I should know inside and out? What are you usually grabbing with your first Sisay activation? When do you try to push for a win versus sitting back and developing your board?
I’d also love to know if there are any less obvious tutor chains or interactions that a new Sisay player should learn.
I sold basically all of my other cards to put this deck together, so I’m committed to sticking with Sisay and actually learning how to pilot her well rather than jumping from deck to deck.
Any advice, criticism, or resources for learning the deck would be appreciated. Thanks!
Moxfield:

https://moxfield.com/decks/c0mgAaqj2HKvRvJndo_nTA

Hello everyone! I love manual storm and have built countless lands decks. I've seen a downturn in Lumra lately, and I wanted to pitch a new lands deck to the community.

https://moxfield.com/decks/QC_Fv0zcfEOclRPTHylqZg

The commander is [[Galadriel of Lothlorien]] a combo piece that gives you brewers advantage nut not much else. The deck is almost certainly a turn or two worse than some of the other lands decks running around, but a surprise win is something to consider at the minimum.

The main reason why this deck even exists is thanks to the guy that encouraged me to join cEDH in the first place two years ago. When I brought up the niche interaction Galadriel has with [[Scute swarm]] and a scry when creature enters effect he told me that it was to weak and to stick to meta decks while I'm still learning. Two years later I feel comfortable enough with how the deck runs to start playing it regularly, and wanted to share the fun. Enjoy.

Any advice or critisism would be appreciated.

Hey everyone! I’ve been brewing a TnT Hermit Druid deck for cEDH recently. Since I’m still pretty new to running TnT, It would be nice to receive some feedback.

I win by relying on thassa combos either using the druid or the demonic consultation and then i flashback by sac 3 creatures in my graveyard(thats why there are some unearth cards) to bring either thassa or lab maniac and win, endurance is there just to prevent my opponents destroying thassa making me lose.

If anyone has recommendations on solid swaps, hidden gems, or cards I should trade out to make the combo tighter, I’m all ears! Really looking forward to hearing your feedback guys, I dont have budget since I'm gona be using proxies.

I still don't know what I'm going to be playing against because its gona be a surprise.

https://moxfield.com/decks/F0Xo3H2sM06YtcC53O_kHg

What’s up guys we have a new video playing some of the new commanders from The Hobbit! We are testing if any of these commanders are viable in cedh! Very interesting ending to this game definitely a little slower since all our commanders are 5cmc or more but still fun regardless! Hope you enjoy!

https://youtu.be/z3P0y04fjYc?is=sWKBn0jhJBuGR7YB

Howdy everyone, to make a long story short I am signing up for a Cedh Tournament at the end of October at my local LGS and I need some help. I’ve played Cedh enough to realize I hate being the meta deck player. My current top 2 are Inalla archmage ritualist, and Pir imaginative Rascal/Toothy imaginary Friend. I wanted to build another Cedh deck somewhat off the beaten path. The basic premise is Isamaru is in the command zone initially to deceive my opponents into thinking I’m going to run a mono white aggro/voltron deck. The actual purpose of the deck is mono white stax, with Heliod/Walking ballista being the wincon. Some built in redundancy with Cleric Class/Triskelion and alt win con of approach of the second sun/reprieve. I want to keep isamaru in the command zone.

I’m looking for general suggestions or comments on how to make the deck more efficient/quicker. Currently the decklist is over 100 cards so I’m looking for some cuts. I also had a generalized question on whether it would be worth it to add in more lifeline synergy’s. Thank yall for your time and patience if you’ve read all this. Budget should be no cards over 150 at their cheapest printing for additions. My LGS allows 3 proxies if they are huge and expensive pieces to encourage casual players to join in. First prize is a dual land and a couple other decent cards for 2nd/3rd.

I’ve playtested it a few times and can usually bust out the win by turn 5, if not Ive slowed the game till turn 7 on average.

Isamaru Cedh