Milan Hosts 13-Player cEDH Event in February, Dates Disagree

MythicHub and Edhtop16 both list a February 2026 competitive Commander tournament tied to Milan, with Edhtop16 showing a 13-player field and both pages crediting Nate Kahovec with first place playing Rograkh, Son of Rohgahh alongside Thrasios, Triton Hero (URG) on a 2-1-2 record. The agreement on placements and records across the two listings gives a clear leaderboard, but the two pages disagree on the event date, so the precise calendar day remains unconfirmed.

The podium includes James Kennerly in second place with Sisay, Weatherlight Captain (WUBRG) at 1-2-2 and Jacob Graham in third with Kinnan, Bonder Prodigy (UG) at 2-3-1, according to MythicHub and Edhtop16. MythicHub also shows Thomas Aleto finishing fourth with a 2-3-1 record but explicitly labels Aleto’s decklist as "Decklist missing" in its table, a gap that leaves a top-four build unrevealed to the community.

Midfield finishes recorded on both listings include Logan Husted in fifth piloting Rograkh with Silas Renn, Seeker Adept (UBR) at 0-2-2, Brandon MZ in sixth on Kraum, Ludevic's Opus with Tymna the Weaver (WUBR) at 1-2-2, Dylan Neomiah Aldrich in seventh on Umbris, Fear Manifest (UB) at 0-3-1, and Logan Moeller in eighth playing Dargo, the Shipwrecker with Tymna the Weaver (WBR) at 1-3-1. These placements mirror the duplicates visible in the MythicHub table and the Edhtop16 scrape.

Lower-table results list Randy Cook ninth on Urza, Lord High Artificer (U) at 0-3-1 and Ryley Ourada tenth on Raised by Giants with Vhal, Candlekeep Researcher (UG) at 1-4-0 per Edhtop16’s scraped lines. Nate Sletteland appears in eleventh with Kinnan, Bonder Prodigy (UG) at 0-3 (MythicHub) or 0-3-0 (Edhtop16). Edhtop16 adds a twelfth-place entry listed as "Nate G" on Kraum/Tymna at 0-2-2 and a thirteenth-place entry of Austin Page, alias BigPapsOG, on Rograkh/Thrasios at 0-3-1.

Edhtop16 supplies event-level stats that help explain the standings: seat win rates of Seat 1: 20%, Seat 2: 20%, Seat 3: 20%, Seat 4: 6.66% and an aggregate Draws: 33.33%. Those percentages match the prevalence of draws in individual records such as 2-1-2, 0-2-2 and other multi-draw results visible across the 13-player field.

A key reporting discrepancy remains the event date. MythicHub’s listing explicitly ties the tournament to Milan and states February 16, 2026, while Edhtop16’s header string reads "February 7th 2026" alongside the "13 Players" line. Do not treat either date as final without confirmation from MythicHub or the event organizer; the two independent pages otherwise align on placements and commanders.

What readers can take away now is concrete: the Milan-linked February cEDH stop featured multiple Rograkh pilots, two Kinnan lists, and at least two Kraum/Tymna lists in a 13-player field where draws shaped outcomes. Once the date is confirmed and missing decklists such as Thomas Aleto’s are released, the event’s metagame implications for fast-Commander and cEDH tables will be clearer.