cEDH Metagame

We are tracking 516 competitive cEDH decks from the last 14 days of published tournament results. Kraum, Ludevic's Opus + Tymna the Weaver is the most-played deck at 9.5% of the field, ahead of Kinnan, Bonder Prodigy (6.6%) and Rograkh, Son of Rohgahh + Thrasios, Triton Hero (5%). The top three decks account for only 21.1% of the field, so this is an open format — a broad gauntlet rather than a handful of decks to beat.

Archetype shares, deck counts and full decklists from published competitive results, updated as new events are ingested.

Top 10 cEDH archetypes by metagame share, last 14 days (latest deck ingested September 2, 2026)
# Archetype Meta share Decks Trend
1 Kraum, Ludevic's Opus + Tymna the Weaver 9.5% 49 Up 1.3 pts
2 Kinnan, Bonder Prodigy 6.6% 34 Up 0.9 pts
3 Rograkh, Son of Rohgahh + Thrasios, Triton Hero 5% 26 Down 0.7 pts
4 Sisay, Weatherlight Captain 4.3% 22 Steady
5 Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. 3.9% 20 Up 1.6 pts
6 Rograkh, Son of Rohgahh + Silas Renn, Seeker Adept 3.7% 19 Down 0.8 pts
7 Thrasios, Triton Hero + Tymna the Weaver 3.7% 19 Steady
8 Vivi Ornitier 2.7% 14 New
9 Ral, Monsoon Mage 2.1% 11 Down 0.7 pts
10 Ishai, Ojutai Dragonspeaker + Rograkh, Son of Rohgahh 1.9% 10 Steady

Share is a deck's percentage of every cEDH deck we recorded in the window; trend compares it with the previous window of the same length. Full decklists, matchup win rates and card-level breakdowns are in the browser below.

How these numbers are produced

Each deck counted here comes from a published competitive result — Magic Online leagues and challenges, and paper events whose organisers publish standings and lists. We do not sample, weight or estimate: a deck is in the window because a real player registered it in a real event inside the last 14 days.

Decks are grouped by a rules-driven archetype signature that matches on the cards which actually define a deck, rather than on its colours. Lists the rules cannot confidently place go to a human review queue instead of being guessed at, and when we merge or split an archetype we relabel its history so the trend line stays honest. More detail is on our about page.