Singapore · Commander

Find Commander games. Build your local legend.

Discover local Commander and EDH games, join welcoming pods, and meet Singapore players who enjoy a similar power level.

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MTG Party Finder showing upcoming Commander tables and players
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Built for Singapore players

A simpler way to build your Commander playgroup.

MTG Party Finder helps Magic: The Gathering players discover Commander games, find local playgroups and turn open seats into enjoyable game nights. Whether you call the format Commander or EDH, you can see what a pod is looking for before committing.

Create profiles for the decks you bring, choose a suitable deck before the game, and organize a table with friends or players you have not met yet. Clear dates, venues, seats and bracket expectations make the pre-game conversation easier.

Discover games

Browse upcoming Commander and EDH games around Singapore.

Join local pods

See open seats and connect with a host before game night.

Match power levels

Use deck details and Commander brackets to align expectations.

Grow a playgroup

Organize games with friends and meet new regular players.

The road to game night

From looking for a game to opening hand.

Three simple steps stand between you and your next night of Commander.

01

Find your table

Browse local Commander parties by date, venue, open seats, and bracket.

02

Bring your deck

Show the table what you play and set expectations before anyone shuffles up.

03

Build your legend

Play, track your history, and become a familiar face in your local community.

Inside the app

Built around the way Commander players meet.

Every feature moves you closer to a great table—and keeps the community connected after the last game.

Local party finder

See nearby pods, open seats, locations, dates, and table brackets at a glance.

Your deck arsenal

Build profiles for every deck and bring the right power level to the table.

Clear expectations

Commander brackets make it easier to find the kind of game you actually want.

Party chat

Sort out timing, venue, decks, and the pre-game conversation before you arrive.

Game history

Keep the story of your games, decks, and opponents together in one place.

Community reputation

Meet local players, earn trust, and grow from a new face into a local legend.

New · My Pods

Keep your regular playgroup together.

Create persistent pods for the Commander players you meet with most. Invite registered players, manage your members, and give every group a name and image of its own.

When it is time to organize another game, reserve seats for pod members or confirm players who already said yes—without asking everyone to find and join the Party from scratch.

Recurring playgroups

Keep each regular Commander group organized in one familiar place.

Reserved seats

Hold space for invited pod members while they confirm attendance.

Faster invitations

Invite registered players and bring your pod into a new Party.

Flexible membership

Belong to multiple pods and manage each group independently.

My Pods page showing recurring Commander playgroups, members, and invitations
Legends of the Pod leaderboard ranking Commander decks by wins and win rate

New · Leaderboard

See which decks become legends.

Legends of the Pod celebrates the community’s best-performing EDH decks using host-recorded game results.

Explore every Commander bracket, compare total wins or win rate, and open any ranked deck to discover its commander, colors, owner, and game record.

Five brackets

Compare decks at the power level that matters to your table.

Two rankings

Switch between total wins and win rate at a glance.

Real results

Rankings grow from completed games recorded by Party hosts.

Deck discovery

Open a leaderboard entry to explore the deck behind the record.

New · Market Board

Turn game night into trade night.

Browse community listings to buy, sell, or trade Magic cards, then search and filter by the kind of deal you want to make.

When you join a Party, you can see what the other players are trading from their binders. Open their listings and chat about a deal before anyone makes the trip down for the game.

Community classifieds

Find cards listed for sale, purchase, or trade by local players.

Binder previews

See each Party member’s available listings before game night.

Party-ready deals

Know which cards and traders will be waiting at your next table.

Chat before you meet

Discuss interest and agree on the details before heading down.

Market Board showing Magic cards listed for sale by local players
Commander Party page showing each player's Market Board listings and links to view their trade binders

See it in action

Game night, beautifully organized.

No spreadsheets. No endless group chats. Just your local Commander scene in one place.

Find a seat

Your next pod is already forming.

Scan upcoming parties, compare brackets, check the venue, and see exactly who is at the table. Open seats make joining a game one clear decision.

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MTG Party Finder showing nearby Commander parties and open seats

Bring the right deck

An arsenal for every kind of table.

Keep your Commander decks organized with their colors, bracket, record, and history. When the table changes, you always have the right deck ready.

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Deck arsenal showing Commander deck profiles, brackets, and game records

Meet the community

Turn local players into familiar faces.

Discover active players and the commanders they love. Your local scene feels smaller, friendlier, and much easier to join.

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Active player directory with Commander decks and community profiles

Plan together

Everything settled before turn one.

Party chat keeps the table in sync on time, place, deck choices, and expectations—so game night starts with shuffling, not scheduling.

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Commander party page showing players, decks, and party chat

Review your decks

Every deck builds a story.

See a Commander deck’s games, wins, and past pods in one place. Players can leave constructive reviews and commentary, helping friends understand how a deck plays beyond its bracket.

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MTG Party Finder deck review page showing a Commander deck's record, game history, and player comments

After the final turn

Record the game while it is still fresh.

The after-action report lets the pod record decks, winners, game duration, and useful notes. A clear checklist helps hosts capture the result accurately, including games with guest players.

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MTG Party Finder after-action report for recording Commander decks, winners, duration, notes, and guest players

Your local legend begins here

Find a pod. Build a playgroup. Belong to a community.

One good game can become a recurring pod, a new friendship, or the start of your reputation at tables across the city.

Join the community

FAQ

Before you join the party.

The essentials for finding your first game with MTG Party Finder.

What is MTG Party Finder?+

MTG Party Finder is a community party-finder built to help Commander players discover nearby games, join pods, and connect before game night.

Does it cost anything?+

No. MTG Party Finder is free for players to use.

Do I need to upload my deck list?+

No. You can create a useful deck profile without uploading every card. Add as much detail as helps other players understand your deck.

Can I join with more than one deck?+

Yes. Bring multiple deck profiles so you can choose a good match for the table when you join a party.

What are Commander brackets?+

Commander brackets are a shared way to describe a deck's intended experience and power level. Parties can set an expected bracket to help everyone arrive on the same page.

Can hosts add guest players?+

Yes. Hosts can account for guest players who are attending even if they do not have their own MTG Party Finder account.

What is an after-action report?+

After a Commander game, the host can record the decks played, winner, duration and notes. Guest players can be included even when they do not have selectable decks.

Can players review Commander decks?+

Yes. A deck page brings its game record and history together, and community members can leave constructive comments about how the deck played.

Ready to shuffle up?

Your next Commander story starts at a local table.

Find your party