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| 2014 || [[2014 European Championship Reset Beta]] || — || [[Open]] || [[Cedrik Vanderhaegen]] | | 2014 || [[2014 European Championship Reset Beta]] || — || [[Open]] || [[Cedrik Vanderhaegen]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:49, 30 September 2026
The European Championship (also European Championships, EC) is a Players Committee major event, usually held in September at Zu Den Vier Winden in Bochum, Germany. Some years have been elsewhere (Copenhagen 2024) or skipped (2020–2021 hiatus). Year pages list the field and decklists when this wiki has them.
How Swiss, ratings, and decklist sheets work: Tournaments. The chronological event index is List of SWCCG tournaments. Worlds hubs start at Championships.
Years without a wiki article still belong on this list so later hubs can fill in. 2020–2021 are the two-year gap named in the 2022 wrap-up. Format is filled when this wiki has a sourced pool for that year (2025–2026 Open).
See also
- 2026 European Championship
- 2014 European Championship Reset Beta
- List of SWCCG tournaments
- Championships · Tournaments · Formats
- PC Tournament Decklists
Sources
- 2026-10 European Championship – Bochum, Germany (Sept. 19-20, 2026)
- 2025-08 European Championship – Bochum, Germany (Sept. 20-21, 2025)
- 2024 European Championship Wrap-Up – Casper Takes the Crown
- 2023-08 European Championships – Bochum, Germany (Sept. 8-10)
- 2022 European Championship Wrap-up – Wallin Victorious
- 2019 European Championships
- 2016 European Championships
- 2015 European Championships
- Awards and Hall of Fame (Emil Wallin 2012–2013; Angelo Consoli 2002; Bastian Winkelhaus 2001, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2017)