Archive: Author: David Earley
David Earley has played Magic since 1996 and has played the Vintage format competitively since 2002.
Magic 101: Targets (October 2nd, 2008)
Targets Targeting is one of those things in Magic that seems pretty simple in premise, but can have
Magic 101: Triggered Abilities (April 1st, 2008)
Triggered abilities are fairly simple in principle.
Priority and the Stack (March 13th, 2008)
Priority and the stack are two of the most important aspects of the rules of Magic.
Balancing Vintage: the Banned/Restricted List (August 28th, 2007)
In the wake of the recently approved Banned/Restricted List discussion on TheManaDrain (a topic typically banned because it can become, well, unfriendly), I have been putting some thought into what sort of criteria should be used in making B/R decisions.
A Response to Mr Gottlieb (July 16th, 2007)
(Due to the timeliness of this article, MTGCast has agreed to slip back a day.
Vintage Deckbuilding (June 28th, 2007)
In a recent article, I elaborated on some of the obstacles you might encounter at your first Vintage tournament.
Errata Havoc (June 13th, 2007)
Errata has been a hot button issue of late with the recent new (or old) errata that has been given to Flash.
A Future Sight of Vintage (May 2nd, 2007)
As has been noted by many set reviewers before myself, any card from a new set will have a difficult time making it into any competitive deck, let alone significantly impacting the format.
Your First Vintage Tournament (April 23rd, 2007)
Going to your first Vintage tournament can be a daunting experience.
Making Your Have/Want List Work for You (February 20th, 2007)
The purpose of a Magic have/want list is the same as a trade binder in real life: to enable you to trade with other people.
