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Ricardo Diaz • 11/03/25

Ace, Fearless Rebel isn't available as a commander.
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Zygarde 1006 • 03/03/25

Where is sarah jane Smith and the third doctor for bant commanders
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Michael Fosselm • 02/03/25

Not seeing Ral, Monsoon Mage as a commander option.
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Chad • 18/02/25

Ashcoat isn’t available as a commander.
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Knotty012 • 11/02/25

Can Seal of Primordium and Seal of Cleansing be added to removal? Is that possible please? Thanks
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Shanton • 08/02/25

I added a request for the MH3 fetch lands "Landscape" cycle a couple of weeks back. It is a couple of posts below. The original request was to simply add them as tutors, since they fetch basics. However, I forgot at the time that each one has a cycle cost to draw a card, as well. Each card has a built in draw ability. I really love these lands and have been using them a ton. I would love to see them reflected properly in here as Draw and Tutor options if that is a possibility. I listed all 10 of the lands in my post below for reference. If I'm incorrect about these, let me know. Thanks!
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Shanton • 10/02/25

You all are the best, Thanks! I see them all now. 🎉
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Roxas7713 • 07/02/25

Drivnod, Carnage Dominus

Is not available as a selectable commander card
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Roxas7713 • 07/02/25

I mean this as they can not be selected as a commander
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Redmyr • 07/02/25

Anointed Procession is in "with combo potential," but Mondrak, Glory Dominus is not.*
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Redmyr • 07/02/25

Lively Dirge is not being counted as a tutor; Glissa Sunslayer is not being counted as removal for its "destroy enchantments ability"; Dionus, Elvish Archdruid should be considered a combo due to its interaction of untapping elves, "especially those that generate mana"; Herald's Horn is being counted as ramp, so Rhonas's Monument should be considered as well for reducing the cost of green creatures; Jetmir, Nexus of Revels is not being counted as a Lord; Anointed Procession is part of the archetype with little presence, but Mondrak, Glory Dominus is not.
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Kage • 23/01/25

Brightcap Badger is being read as Heldere Kapotje and creating an error when in a deck.
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Shanton • 23/01/25

If it makes sense, can the new "Landscape" cycle of lands be added to the "tutor" section, since they act much the same as the Basic Fetch lands like Terramorphic Expanse and Evolving Wilds, which are included as tutors. Bountiful Landscape (MH3) 217 Contaminated Landscape (MH3) 218 Deceptive Landscape (MH3) 219 Foreboding Landscape (MH3) 221 Perilous Landscape (MH3) 223 Seething Landscape (MH3) 225 Shattered Landscape (MH3) 226 Sheltering Landscape (MH3) 227 Tranquil Landscape (MH3) 231 Twisted Landscape (MH3) 232 I think Myriad Landscape would be the same, as well.
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Shanton • 23/01/25

Note: Shattered and Seething are already marked as tutors, but the rest of this cycle has not.
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Shanton • 18/01/25

ENHANCEMENT REQUEST: Moxfield users export their deck and paste it into the field to evaluate their deck. However, there is often a sideboard in a deck, which needs to be deleted after copying and pasting the deck list. Can you have the evaluator ignore everything under the "SIDEBOARD:" tag, so we can just click Calculate, without needing to delete the sideboard cards each time. This would be a big time saver.
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Shanton • 06/02/25

@leon, this update had been such a time saver! Thanks again! 🎉
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Kage • 09/01/25

Rat Colony creates an error past the deck limit despite stating a deck can have any number of cards named Rat Colony.
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Kage • 10/01/25

Thank you.
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Skithiryx • 07/01/25

I think Sharkey, Tyrant of the Shire should be counted as Stax.
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Roxas7713 • 31/12/24

Herald of War

should be counted as ramp.
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Gogetatr12 • 19/12/24

Archdruid's Charm should be counted as a Tutor as well
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Emerald • 17/12/24

Missing Lazav, Weaver of Faces and Morska Sea Sleuth
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Sivart • 11/12/24

I see

Elvish Harbinger

is listed as a ramp card but can it also be listed as a tutor as it has you search for an Elf card?
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Skylar McCuisti • 09/12/24

So my Atraxa Super Friends deck is a 10 according to the calculator. Does that mean it should only played in cEDH? Still kinda confused on what the 1-10 rating system means

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What is power level in Commander?

Power level (PL) is a grade given to decks to understand how optimize they are with the goal to win. The grade range from 1 to 10, being 1 the least optmized and 10 the most optimized. As commander can be a casual to a competitive format, it was needed to divide the current format in tiers so players can find the perfect table for them to have fun.

In theory, tables should have decks with similar power level. In a table with 4 decks, two with PL 5 and two with PL 6, they could compete, although the PL 6 has a small advantage.

How do you determine the power level of a Commander deck?

The most-powerful decks in the format are rated 9-10. Every card is hyper-efficient, and consistency is almost on a card-for-card basis. After that you have the grades 7-8, those are decks with a specific, consistent gameplan, with nearly-perfect land bases. Then you have the 5-6 power level, usually an upgraded version of a precon or a deck with a plan. In the bottom of this chain, there are the power level 3-4 decks, normally precons with basic strategy. Lastly, grades 1-2 are random pile of cards, generally limited power, or decks that can only function when the Commander is in play.

What does EDH stand for?

EDH stands for Elder Dragon Highlander. When Commander was first conceived, it had those words for its name. The ideia was the same of the movie Highlander, where you can only have one, that's why you can only have 1 card of each in your deck. The first gameplay could only have Elder Dragons as Commander, later on the rule changed to permit any legendary creature.

What is cEDH?

CEDH or cEDH is an abbreviation meaning “Competitive Elder Dragon Highlander.” In essence, it's just Commander where everyone plays with the best decks out there and tries as hard as possible to win. With the increasing power level of newer commanders, more and more people are getting into the format.

What power level is cEDH?

cEDH is the top of competitive play and that's why all the decks are well optimized. In another word, cEDH generally means that your deck has a power level of 9 to 10.

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