cEDH Monthly Tournament!

July 13th, 2025

We will be open for check-ins starting at 10:00am

Register on TopDeck.gg, where we will be running the event

Submit your Moxfield Decklist link to your TopDeck.gg Registration!

Player Meeting at 10:30am for announcements.

Round 1 will begin promptly @ 11AM

CEDH Swiss
• Competitive REL
• Entry Fee: $35.00
• Playtest Card Limit: FULL PLAYTEST*

Register On our website and save $5.00!
Registering for this event without payment does not guarantee entry!

24 Player minimum
• Tournament Structure: Swiss rounds based on attendance + Cut to Top 10** + Final Pod***
• Door Prizes after round 2
• Prize Structure:
• Based on 24 players (prize to increase based on attendance)
– 1st Place: Revised
Tundra
– 2nd – 4th Place: $100.00 Store Credit

For more information regarding this event, please refer the event page on Topdeck.gg located at https://topdeck.gg/event/ripnship-gaming-cedh-tustle-for-tundra

You may also contact us directly about this event at our e-mail Events@ripnshiparena.com

***A confirmed payment for this event on www.ripnshiparena.com is required to complete your Registration!***

**As we have participated in the Topdeck.gg Invitational, tournament guidelines, will follow their guidelines as outline here: https://topdeck.gg/mtr-ipg-addendum

***In the event of a draw during single elimination, including the final pod, the player with the highest seed will be declared the winner of the pod.

Our weekly and monthly events will count toward the RipNShip Series invitational, set for October 4th 2025!!

*This event will be playtest card friendly.

This event will allow unlimited playtest cards to build a deck. We will be following the NYSE Playtest Card Policy, with the exception that slips of paper inserted over cards in the sleeve will NOT be allowed. Please read below:

NYSE Playtest Card Policy – “A Magic: the Gathering card with the full name, card type (instant, sorcery, land, artifact, creature, enchantment, planeswalker), full mana cost and text clearly displayed. This can be done in one of several ways:

1) Using a Sharpie, not pen or pencil, to fill in the required text on a card where it can clearly be read. Revised lands or Double-Faced helper cards are excellent for this, new commons and uncommons aren’t usual, as they’re darker, and far tougher to read.

2) Using acetone to remove certain text from a card that’s close to the intended playtest card.

3) Other allowable playtest cards include those from Magic 30th Edition, Collector’s Edition, and International Edition.