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Your cedhstat page

Sign in to get a personal page on cedhstat.com. Claim your TopDeck tournament results, import decklists from Moxfield or Archidekt, and watch how those lists change over time. Tap any section to expand it.

1Signing in (and signing up)

Your page lives at cedhstat.com/me. Until you sign in, it shows a single button. cedhstat does not keep its own passwords; it signs you in with your cedh.events account, the same login used across the cEDH tournament ecosystem.

Signed-out My page with a Sign in with cedh.events button — The signed-out state at cedhstat.com/me.

There is no separate sign-up

Click Sign in with cedh.events and you go to cedh.events to log in, or create a free account, and approve access for cedhstat. The first time you do this, your cedhstat page is created automatically; signing in is signing up. You return to /me as soon as it is done.

2Claiming your TopDeck player profile

Claiming links your TopDeck tournament history to your account, so your results and stats show up on your page. It is a two-step, ownership-proving process; nobody can claim a player they do not control.

1. Start the claim

Enter your TopDeck player ID, or paste the URL of your cedhstat player page, and choose Start claim.

Paste a TopDeck player ID or your cedhstat player-page URL.

2. Add the marker to your TopDeck name, then verify

cedhstat gives you a short marker like [td-8F4K2Q7P]. Add it to your TopDeck display name, then press Verify. Because only the real account owner can edit that name, this proves the player is yours. You can remove the marker again once you are verified.

Pending link showing a marker token, Copy and Verify buttons — A pending claim: copy the marker into your TopDeck name, then Verify.

3. You are linked

A verified player shows a Verified badge; a claim you have not finished shows Pending. You can link more than one player, and unlink any of them at any time.

Your linked players list with one verified and one pending player — Verified and pending players sit side by side under Your linked players.

Verified vs. pending

Both are private: cedhstat never publicly shows who claimed which player. The difference is ownership. A pending claim is a preview you have not locked in; more than one person can have a pending claim on the same player. Verifying proves the player is yours and locks it to your account, so a TopDeck player can have exactly one verified owner.

3Importing a decklist

You can keep copies of your decks on your page by importing them from Moxfield or Archidekt. Paste a public deck URL and choose Import. cedhstat pulls the list and stores a snapshot on your account.

Imported decklists section with an import field and two saved decks — The import field, plus two imported decks with their source and current version.

Keep them current with Sync

Edited the deck on Moxfield or Archidekt? Press Sync on the deck to pull the latest list. If anything changed, cedhstat records a new version (more on that next). The deck must be public on its source site for import and sync to work.

4Viewing a deck

Open any imported deck to see its current list, broken out by card type, alongside the commander's live cEDH metagame stats from the rest of the site. The header shows the deck's current version (V.2 here), its source, card count, and when it last synced.

Imported deck detail page showing commander stats and a categorized card list — A deck's detail page: current version, commander meta stats, and the full list.

5How versioning works

Every time you Sync a deck and its cards have actually changed, cedhstat saves a new, permanent version: a frozen snapshot of the list at that moment. Your first import is V.1; each meaningful change adds V.2, V.3, and so on. Older versions are never overwritten, so you have a complete history of how the deck evolved.

Version history listing V.2 and V.1 with change summaries — The version history: each entry shows the date and a change summary.

Each entry summarizes the change as +added −removed ~changed. Expand one to see exactly which cards moved:

Expanded V.2 diff showing added, removed, and quantity-changed cards — Expanding a version reveals the exact cards added, removed, or re-quantified.

● Added: cards new in this version
● Removed: cards dropped since the last version
● Quantity changed: same card, different count

What counts as a change

A new version is minted only when the cards change: a different card, or a different quantity of one. cedhstat compares an exact fingerprint of the list, so:

Renaming the deck on Moxfield/Archidekt	No new version (the name updates, the list did not change)
Syncing with no card changes	No new version; you see a no-changes note
Adding, cutting, or re-quantifying a card	New version, with a diff
Deleting a deck, then re-importing it later	The deck comes back with its full version history intact

6Limits & privacy

A few guardrails keep things tidy. They are generous; most players never touch them.

Imported decks kept live at once	20
Total decks over your account's lifetime	100
Saved versions per deck	200
Sources supported	Moxfield, Archidekt (public decks)

Your imported decks are private

Imported decklists live on your account and are not shown publicly or mixed into the site's tournament data; they are your personal copies. Your tournament results are already public as part of the site's data; claiming just gathers them onto your page, and does not publicly reveal that the account is yours.

Ready to start? Go to your page.