edh
- noun
- Jargon
- I love playing edh with my friends on weekends.
Examples
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We organized an edh tournament at the local game store last weekend.
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She built a new deck specifically for edh to try out some creative strategies.
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Many players prefer edh because of its unique deck-building rules and social gameplay.
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Have you ever tried edh?
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Many players enjoy the strategic depth of EDH, as it allows for diverse decks and multiplayer fun.
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At the local game shop, we host weekly EDH nights where players can test their unique decks against each other.
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In EDH, players start with a higher life total and must build their decks around a single commander card.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Edh comes from the old name Elder Dragon Highlander, because players once used an 'elder dragon' card as a leader and 'highlander' meant 'only one' of each card. That name stuck, so edh now refers to the multiplayer Commander game format where a single commander leads your deck.