Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Analyzing your Magic: The Gathering Commander deck, checking its WotC bracket, scoring its power level, and detecting infinite combos are all completely free.

If EDHcheck has saved you a game-night argument or helped you tune a deck, you can support me with a beer. Totally optional, and hugely appreciated.

Paste a Moxfield or Archidekt link, or a plain decklist, on the home page and EDHcheck reads every card and returns an instant analysis. The first legendary card (or the listed commanders) is treated as your commander.

EDHcheck estimates power level and bracket from real signals — ramp and mana curve, card draw and tutor density, removal and interaction, fast mana, Game Changers, and combo access. Our scoring page explains exactly how each piece is weighed.

Brackets are WotC's 1–5 scale (Exhibition, Core, Upgraded, Optimized, cEDH) for setting pregame expectations. EDHcheck places your deck on that scale automatically. The scoring page breaks down what each bracket means.

Yes. Every analyzed deck is scanned for two-card infinites and known game-ending combos using data from Commander Spellbook, and that combo access factors into your power level and bracket.

All product updates, new features, and release notes are posted on the Updates page. That's the best place to follow what's changing and what's coming next.

The Community page lets you browse featured and community-analyzed decks, filter by colors and bracket, sort, and open any deck to analyze it yourself.

The Meta page tracks popular and trending commanders so you can see what's being played and analyzed.

Yes — create a free account to save your analyzed decks, revisit them anytime, comment on posts, and (soon) build and save your own decks with the upcoming deck builder.

If you're signed in, use the feedback button in the bottom-right corner of any page — type your message and hit send. No account, or something more involved? Use the contact form instead.

Yes. EDHcheck detects a second commander (partner, background, or companion), lists both, blends their color identities, and shows partner decks with a split commander thumbnail.

We log analyzed decklists and basic technical details to keep records and improve the tool, and we store your saved decks and feedback. Our privacy policy explains exactly what's collected and why.

EDHcheck is an independent passion project built for Commander players and is not affiliated with Wizards of the Coast. The About page has the story.