Cascade Clash - cEDH $3k+

Event Information

You must buy a ticket from the Aegis Website in addition to signing up here.

Get ready for an electrifying weekend of competitive EDH! Test your mettle, outplay your opponents, and aim for glory in one of the Pacific Northwest’s premier Magic: The Gathering events.

Sign up early to secure your spot and take advantage of discounted pricing!

Registration Fees:

• Early Bird (Before February 1, 2025): $65
• Regular (On or After February 1, 2025): $80

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This event is a Top Table Circuit Event for the PNW cEDH Regional Championship Invitational

The Top 4 players from this event will be invited to the invitational!

Proxy Policy

Cascade Clash is a full-proxy event. Proxies must be in full colour and use original Magic artwork.

As a reminder, your proxies cannot cause cards to become marked (a marked card is one that is visibly different than the other cards in your deck).

Alter Policy

As a reminder, here is the official alter policy for competitive rules enforcement events:

Artistic modifications are acceptable in sanctioned tournaments, provided that the modifications do not make the card art unrecognizable, contain substantial strategic advice, or contain offensive images. Artistic modifications also may not cover or change the mana cost or name of the card.

The alter policy rules apply to proxies, meaning that your proxies cannot make the card art unrecognizable (or use card art that isn't present on a Magic card).

You can easily check if your proxy uses Magic artwork by identifying if that artwork is present on the Scryfall.com page for that card.

Prizing

With 80 Players:

• Champion: $1,500
• Finalist: $500

With 120 Players:

• Champion: $1,500
• Finalist: $500
• Top 16: $120

Schedule

Saturday: Swiss Rounds

• 32-64 players: 4 rounds
• 64-96 players: 5 rounds
• 96-128 players: 5 rounds
• 128+ players: 5 rounds

Sunday: Advancement & Finals

• 32-64 players: Top 16 compete
• 64-96 players: Top 28 compete
• 96-128 players: 1 round followed by Top 28
• 128+ players: 2 rounds followed by Top 28

Rule Clarifications and Addendums

This event is ran at Competitive Rules Enforcement Level. Decklists are required on Topdeck.gg. Failure to submit a decklist will result in a match loss in Round 1.

The head judge of this event will be Nicholas Hammond, a highly respected cEDH judge in the PNW, known for officiating the 2024 PNW Regional Finals and last years Cascade Clash. You can contact him directly with event questions on Discord, @Joking101

This event will be ran per the MTR / IPG addendum, with a few changes.

MTRA 2.5 is removed.

MTRA 4.8 is removed.

The penalty for decklist problem remains at a game loss (instead of downgrading to turn skip).

The penalty for Unsporting Conduct Minor remains at warning (instead of upgrading to turn skip).