PlayCafé $100 EDH - Season 1 WEEK 2

Magic: The Gathering: EDH

Playcafe, Upper McKinley Hill, Taguig, Metro Manila, Philippines

[email protected]

Event Details

🔥 PLAYCAFE $100 EDH LEAGUE – SEASON 1 🔥

You don’t need a thousand-dollar deck to win.

You need brains. You need politics. You need endurance.

Welcome to our 3-Month $100 Budget Commander League.

💰 $100 Deck Limit ⚡ Turn 5 Combo Rule 🚫 Thassa’s Oracle Banned 📈 Rankings tracked on Topdeck 🖨 50% playtest cards allowed (Season 1 only)

Every Wednesday – 7PM ₱300 entry (FREE drink included ☕)

And here’s where it gets serious…

At the end of the season:

🏆 TOP 4 advance to a FINAL POD
🔥 One table. One champion.
👑 Winner starts NEXT season with 4 bonus points

That’s legacy advantage.

Submission deadline: Mondays 11:59PM

Lock your list on https://moxfield.com/. Bring your best brew.

This is budget warfare. This is midrange supremacy. This is PlayCafe Commander.

Tag your pod. Season 1 begins now. 🔥

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MORE DETAILS BELOW:

📜 PLAYCAFE $100 EDH LEAGUE Season 1 – Budget. Skill. Glory.

💰 Deck Rules

Max Deck Value: $100.00 USD
Register via Moxfield
- Cheapest Version
- Reveal Prices
- Source: TCGPlayer
Basic lands = $0.00
Price locked at submission
Submit screenshots by Monday 11:59 PM

🚫 Banned

Thassa's Oracle

⚡ Combo Rule

Combos allowed on or after Turn 5
Combo win before Turn 5 = 0 points

🧠 Season Structure

1 Season = 3 Months
Rankings tracked on Topdeck.gg
Commander may be changed up to 3 times per season
Your 99 may change weekly (must remain under $100)

🏆 End-of-Season Finals At the end of the regular season:

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🔥 Top 4 players advance
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🪑 1 Final Pod only
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Winner crowned Season Champion
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🥇 Champion starts the NEXT season with 4 bonus points

⏱ Round Structure

65 Minutes
When time is called:
- Active player finishes their turn
- No additional turns
- Game ends immediately

📊 League Scoring

Attendance – 1 pt
Champion- 3 pts
2nd- 2 pts
3rd- 1 pt
4th- 1 pt

Round Pointing System

Draw – 1 pt
Concede – 0 pts
Player Kill – 1 pt
Last Man Standing – Max 4 pts Tiebreakers:

Total Points
Opponent Win Percentage
Head-to-head

🖨 Proxy Policy Season 1 Only:

Up to 50% of deck may be proxies (50 cards max)
Must be clear and readable After Season 1: No proxies allowed.

🎟 Entry Fee

₱300 per event
Includes FREE drink valued at ₱150 ☕
Booster packs raffled weekly for snake pick

🗓 Every Wednesday – 7PM Outbrew. Outplay. Outlast.

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Reminder on the additional rulings to be applied:

Outside Assistance: https://blogs.magicjudges.org/rules/ipg3-2/
Slow Play: https://blogs.magicjudges.org/rules/ipg3-3/
Banned List: https://magic.wizards.com/en/banned-restricted-list

Anti-Kingmaking Rule

Rule: Competitive Play Integrity

Players must always make game decisions that reasonably advance their own chances of winning the game or improving their final standing.
A player may not intentionally make plays whose primary purpose is to determine which opponent wins the game when that player no longer has a realistic path to victory.
Examples of prohibited kingmaking include: a. Using removal, counters, or other effects solely to help a specific player win when it provides no strategic benefit to the acting player. b. Conceding at a time specifically intended to advantage one opponent over others. c. Making deals or plays intended only to decide the winner rather than improve the acting player’s outcome.
Political gameplay, temporary alliances, and deals are allowed only if they reasonably improve the acting player’s chances of winning.
Judges or the event organizer may issue penalties for kingmaking, including:

Warning
Game loss
Removal from the event for repeated offenses

The judge’s interpretation of intent and game impact is final.

Watch List Policy

The Watch List contains cards and commanders that are currently legal but are under observation by the Tournament Organizer and judges.

These cards have shown patterns of:

Creating unhealthy gameplay environments
Producing consistent early-game wins
Causing excessive game delays or repetitive loops
Generating disproportionate advantage relative to the table
Encouraging kingmaking or uninteractive gameplay

Cards on the Watch List may be banned in future events if they continue to negatively impact gameplay. Players are encouraged to avoid building decks that rely heavily on Watch List cards.

Current list of watch list cards

As a commander: