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This is the chronological index of Star Wars CCG tournaments this wiki has sourced. The history of Swiss, ratings, and decklist sheets is on [[Tournaments]]. Worlds hubs start at [[Championships]]. European Championship years are on [[European Championships]].
This is the chronological index of Star Wars CCG tournaments this wiki has sourced. The history of Swiss, ratings, and decklist sheets is on [[Tournaments]]. Worlds hubs start at [[Championships]]. European Championship years are on [[European Championships]].


The Players Committee posts results newest-first at [https://www.starwarsccg.org/tournaments/ starwarsccg.org/tournaments] and [https://www.starwarsccg.org/category/tournament-decklists/ Tournament Decklists]. This table follows that desk: '''newest first''' within a year, then earlier years. The Event name is a wiki link when this wiki has a hub for that tournament.
The Players Committee posts results newest-first at [https://www.starwarsccg.org/tournaments/ starwarsccg.org/tournaments] and [https://www.starwarsccg.org/category/tournament-decklists/ Tournament Decklists]. This table follows that desk: '''newest first''' within a year, then earlier years. The Event name is a wiki link when this wiki has a hub for that tournament. '''Format''' is the constructed pool named for that event.


== 2026 ==
== 2026 ==
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{| class="wikitable sortable"
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
|-
! Tag !! Event !! Dates !! Site !! Winner
! Tag !! Event !! Dates !! Site !! Format !! Winner
|-
|-
| 2026-10 || [[2026 European Championship]] || 19–20 September 2026 || Bochum, Germany || [[Timo Dusel]]
| 2026-10 || [[2026 European Championship]] || 19–20 September 2026 || Bochum, Germany || [[Open]] || [[Timo Dusel]]
|-
|-
| 2026-09 || [[2026 Retro GEMP Match Play Championship (Premiere to DSII)|Retro GEMP Match Play Championship (Premiere to DSII)]] || July–September 2026 || GEMP || [[Timo Dusel]]
| 2026-09 || [[2026 Retro GEMP Match Play Championship (Premiere to DSII)|Retro GEMP Match Play Championship (Premiere to DSII)]] || July–September 2026 || GEMP || [[Premiere - Death Star II]] || [[Timo Dusel]]
|-
|-
| 2026-08 || [[2026 U.S. National Championship|U.S. National Championship]] || 1–2 August 2026 || New Brunswick, New Jersey || [[Hayes Hunter]]
| 2026-08 || [[2026 U.S. National Championship|U.S. National Championship]] || 1–2 August 2026 || New Brunswick, New Jersey || [[Open]] || [[Hayes Hunter]]
|-
|-
| 2026-07 || [[2026 Retro U.S. Nationals|Retro U.S. Nationals (Prem to DSII)]] || 1 August 2026 || New Brunswick, New Jersey || [[Jonny Chu]]
| 2026-07 || [[2026 Retro U.S. Nationals|Retro U.S. Nationals (Prem to DSII)]] || 1 August 2026 || New Brunswick, New Jersey || [[Premiere - Death Star II]] || [[Jonny Chu]]
|-
|-
| 2026-06 || [[2026 Tenth Annual GEMPC|Tenth Annual GEMPC]] || May–July 2026 || GEMP || [[Patrick Johnson]]
| 2026-06 || [[2026 Tenth Annual GEMPC|Tenth Annual GEMPC]] || May–July 2026 || GEMP || [[Open]] || [[Patrick Johnson]]
|-
|-
| 2026-05 || [[2026 Regional Championships|Regional Championships]] || 2026 || various || —
| 2026-05 || [[2026 Regional Championships|Regional Championships]] || 2026 || various || [[Open]] || —
|-
|-
| 2026-04 || [[2026 San Diego Super Open|San Diego Super Open]] || 10–12 April 2026 || San Diego, California || [[Joe Olson]]
| 2026-04 || [[2026 San Diego Super Open|San Diego Super Open]] || 10–12 April 2026 || San Diego, California || [[Open]] || [[Joe Olson]]
|-
|-
| 2026-03 || [[2026 Jawa Cup|Jawa Cup]] || December 2025 – March 2026 || GEMP || [[Justin Miyashiro]]
| 2026-03 || [[2026 Jawa Cup|Jawa Cup]] || December 2025 – March 2026 || GEMP || [[Jawa Format]] || [[Justin Miyashiro]]
|-
|-
| 2026-02 || [[2026 Outrider Cup IV|Outrider Cup IV]] || January–February 2026 || GEMP (teams) || Team Europe
| 2026-02 || [[2026 Outrider Cup IV|Outrider Cup IV]] || January–February 2026 || GEMP (teams) || [[Open]] || Team Europe
|-
|-
| 2026-01 || [[2026 Boston Winter Classic|Boston Winter Classic]] || 10–11 January 2026 || Boston, Massachusetts || [[Phil Aasen]]
| 2026-01 || [[2026 Boston Winter Classic|Boston Winter Classic]] || 10–11 January 2026 || Boston, Massachusetts || [[Open]] || [[Phil Aasen]]
|}
|}


== 2025 ==
== 2025 ==
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{| class="wikitable sortable"
{| class="wikitable sortable"
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|-
! Tag !! Event !! Dates !! Site !! Winner
! Tag !! Event !! Dates !! Site !! Format !! Winner
|-
|-
| 2025-10 || [[2025 Online Championship Series Playoffs|Online Championship Series Playoffs]] || October–November 2025 || GEMP || [[Patrick Johnson]]
| 2025-10 || [[2025 Online Championship Series Playoffs|Online Championship Series Playoffs]] || October–November 2025 || GEMP || [[Open]] || [[Patrick Johnson]]
|-
|-
| 2025-09 || [[2025 World Championship|World Championship]] || 4–5 October 2025 || Seattle, Washington || [[Greg Shaw]]
| 2025-09 || [[2025 World Championship|World Championship]] || 4–5 October 2025 || Seattle, Washington || [[Open]] || [[Greg Shaw]]
|-
|-
| 2025-08 || [[2025 European Championship|European Championship]] || 20–21 September 2025 || Bochum, Germany || [[Emil Wallin]]
| 2025-08 || [[2025 European Championship|European Championship]] || 20–21 September 2025 || Bochum, Germany || [[Open]] || [[Emil Wallin]]
|-
|-
| 2025-07 || [[2025 U.S. National Championship|U.S. National Championship]] || 23–24 August 2025 || Columbus, Ohio || [[Matt Scott]]
| 2025-07 || [[2025 U.S. National Championship|U.S. National Championship]] || 23–24 August 2025 || Columbus, Ohio || [[Open]] || [[Matt Scott]]
|-
|-
| 2025-06 || [[2025 Online Retro Event for Charity|Online Retro Event for Charity]] || May–June 2025 || GEMP || [[Joe Horbey]]
| 2025-06 || [[2025 Online Retro Event for Charity|Online Retro Event for Charity]] || May–June 2025 || GEMP || [[Premiere to Virtual Set 3]] || [[Joe Horbey]]
|-
|-
| 2025-05 || [[2025 Ninth Annual GEMPC|Ninth Annual GEMPC]] || May–July 2025 || GEMP || [[Matthew Harrison-Trainor]]
| 2025-05 || [[2025 Ninth Annual GEMPC|Ninth Annual GEMPC]] || May–July 2025 || GEMP || [[Open]] || [[Matthew Harrison-Trainor]]
|-
|-
| 2025-04 || [[2025 Retro GEMP Match Play Championship (Premiere to DSII)|Retro GEMP Match Play Championship (Premiere to DSII)]] || May–July 2025 || GEMP || [[Timo Dusel]]
| 2025-04 || [[2025 Retro GEMP Match Play Championship (Premiere to DSII)|Retro GEMP Match Play Championship (Premiere to DSII)]] || May–July 2025 || GEMP || [[Premiere - Death Star II]] || [[Timo Dusel]]
|-
|-
| 2025-03 || [[2025 Regional Championships|Regional Championships]] || 2025 || various || —
| 2025-03 || [[2025 Regional Championships|Regional Championships]] || 2025 || various || [[Open]] || —
|-
|-
| 2025-02 || [[2025 Morristown Melee|Morristown Melee]] || 24–27 April 2025 || Morristown, New Jersey || [[Greg Shaw]]
| 2025-02 || [[2025 Morristown Melee|Morristown Melee]] || 24–27 April 2025 || Morristown, New Jersey || [[Open]] || [[Greg Shaw]]
|-
|-
| 2025-01 || [[2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix|Las Vegas Grand Prix]] || 11–12 January 2025 || Las Vegas, Nevada || [[Joe Olson]]
| 2025-01 || [[2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix|Las Vegas Grand Prix]] || 11–12 January 2025 || Las Vegas, Nevada || [[Open]] || [[Joe Olson]]
|}
|}


== Decipher World Championships ==
== Decipher World Championships ==
Decipher ran six World Championships, 1996–2001. Each year is a dedicated hub. The constructed pool each year was the printed sets from [[Premiere]] through the newest expansion named in the Format column.


{| class="wikitable sortable"
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
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! Year !! Event !! Notes
! Year !! Event !! Site !! Format !! Winner !! Runner-up
|-
|-
| 2001 || [[Championships|World Championship]] || last Decipher Worlds
| 2001 || [[2001 Decipher World Championship]] || FreedomCon, Virginia Beach, Virginia || [[Premiere - Reflections III]] || [[Bastian Winkelhaus]] || [[Martin Akesson]]
|-
|-
| 2000 || [[Tournaments#2000 World Championship — Sokol, Shannon, and a modified win|World Championship (DecipherCon 2000)]] || Day 2 cut + Day 3 modified-win example ([[Matt Sokol]] / [[Kevin Shannon]])
| 2000 || [[2000 Decipher World Championship]] || DecipherCon, Kissimmee, Florida || [[Premiere - Death Star II]] || [[Matt Sokol]] || [[Yannick Lapointe]]
|-
|-
| 1999 || [[Championships|World Championship]] ||
| 1999 || [[1999 Decipher World Championship]] || DecipherCon, Virginia Beach, Virginia || [[Premiere - Endor]] || [[Gary Carman]] || [[Steven Lewis]]
|-
|-
| 1998 || [[Tournaments#1998 World Championship packet|World Championship]] || 56 finalists; Saturday-night deck change; packet dated 20 November 1998
| 1998 || [[1998 Decipher World Championship]] || Cavalier Hotel, Virginia Beach, Virginia || [[Premiere - Special Edition]] || [[Matt Potter]] || [[Michael Riboulet]]
|-
|-
| 1997 || [[Championships|World Championship]] ||
| 1997 || [[1997 Decipher World Championship]] || Marriott Hotel, Norfolk, Virginia || [[Premiere - Cloud City]] || [[Philipp Jacobs]] || [[Michael Riboulet]]
|-
|-
| 1996 || [[World Championship 1996|World Championship]] || Vail; Premiere / A New Hope
| 1996 || [[1996 Decipher World Championship]] || Vail, Colorado || [[Premiere - A New Hope]] || [[Raphael Asselin]] || [[Bjørn Sørgjerd]]
|}
|}


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* [https://www.starwarsccg.org/category/tournament-decklists/ Tournament Decklists Archives], starwarsccg.org
* [https://www.starwarsccg.org/category/tournament-decklists/ Tournament Decklists Archives], starwarsccg.org
* [https://www.starwarsccg.org/tournaments/ Tournaments], starwarsccg.org
* [https://www.starwarsccg.org/tournaments/ Tournaments], starwarsccg.org
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Wars_Customizable_Card_Game Star Wars Customizable Card Game], Wikipedia (World Champions table)
* [https://www.starwarsccg.org/community/awards/ Awards and Hall of Fame], starwarsccg.org
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20050517110350/http://trandosite.mcmail.com/wf00p2.htm History of the World Finals], [[Trandosite]] (Wayback)
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20001026043505/http://www.decipher.com/deciphercon/2000/events/results/starwars.html DecipherCon 2000 Day 2]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20001026043505/http://www.decipher.com/deciphercon/2000/events/results/starwars.html DecipherCon 2000 Day 2]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20010303120030/http://decipher.com/deciphercon/2000/events/results/starwars3.html DecipherCon 2000 Day 3]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20010303120030/http://decipher.com/deciphercon/2000/events/results/starwars3.html DecipherCon 2000 Day 3]
* [https://blog.categoryonegames.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/1998-World-Championship.pdf 1998 World Championship packet]


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Revision as of 06:28, 29 September 2026

This is the chronological index of Star Wars CCG tournaments this wiki has sourced. The history of Swiss, ratings, and decklist sheets is on Tournaments. Worlds hubs start at Championships. European Championship years are on European Championships.

The Players Committee posts results newest-first at starwarsccg.org/tournaments and Tournament Decklists. This table follows that desk: newest first within a year, then earlier years. The Event name is a wiki link when this wiki has a hub for that tournament. Format is the constructed pool named for that event.

2026

Tag Event Dates Site Format Winner
2026-10 2026 European Championship 19–20 September 2026 Bochum, Germany Open Timo Dusel
2026-09 Retro GEMP Match Play Championship (Premiere to DSII) July–September 2026 GEMP Premiere - Death Star II Timo Dusel
2026-08 U.S. National Championship 1–2 August 2026 New Brunswick, New Jersey Open Hayes Hunter
2026-07 Retro U.S. Nationals (Prem to DSII) 1 August 2026 New Brunswick, New Jersey Premiere - Death Star II Jonny Chu
2026-06 Tenth Annual GEMPC May–July 2026 GEMP Open Patrick Johnson
2026-05 Regional Championships 2026 various Open —
2026-04 San Diego Super Open 10–12 April 2026 San Diego, California Open Joe Olson
2026-03 Jawa Cup December 2025 – March 2026 GEMP Jawa Format Justin Miyashiro
2026-02 Outrider Cup IV January–February 2026 GEMP (teams) Open Team Europe
2026-01 Boston Winter Classic 10–11 January 2026 Boston, Massachusetts Open Phil Aasen

2025

Tag Event Dates Site Format Winner
2025-10 Online Championship Series Playoffs October–November 2025 GEMP Open Patrick Johnson
2025-09 World Championship 4–5 October 2025 Seattle, Washington Open Greg Shaw
2025-08 European Championship 20–21 September 2025 Bochum, Germany Open Emil Wallin
2025-07 U.S. National Championship 23–24 August 2025 Columbus, Ohio Open Matt Scott
2025-06 Online Retro Event for Charity May–June 2025 GEMP Premiere to Virtual Set 3 Joe Horbey
2025-05 Ninth Annual GEMPC May–July 2025 GEMP Open Matthew Harrison-Trainor
2025-04 Retro GEMP Match Play Championship (Premiere to DSII) May–July 2025 GEMP Premiere - Death Star II Timo Dusel
2025-03 Regional Championships 2025 various Open —
2025-02 Morristown Melee 24–27 April 2025 Morristown, New Jersey Open Greg Shaw
2025-01 Las Vegas Grand Prix 11–12 January 2025 Las Vegas, Nevada Open Joe Olson

Decipher World Championships

Decipher ran six World Championships, 1996–2001. Each year is a dedicated hub. The constructed pool each year was the printed sets from Premiere through the newest expansion named in the Format column.

Year Event Site Format Winner Runner-up
2001 2001 Decipher World Championship FreedomCon, Virginia Beach, Virginia Premiere - Reflections III Bastian Winkelhaus Martin Akesson
2000 2000 Decipher World Championship DecipherCon, Kissimmee, Florida Premiere - Death Star II Matt Sokol Yannick Lapointe
1999 1999 Decipher World Championship DecipherCon, Virginia Beach, Virginia Premiere - Endor Gary Carman Steven Lewis
1998 1998 Decipher World Championship Cavalier Hotel, Virginia Beach, Virginia Premiere - Special Edition Matt Potter Michael Riboulet
1997 1997 Decipher World Championship Marriott Hotel, Norfolk, Virginia Premiere - Cloud City Philipp Jacobs Michael Riboulet
1996 1996 Decipher World Championship Vail, Colorado Premiere - A New Hope Raphael Asselin Bjørn Sørgjerd

See also

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