Got far too frustrating for me on level 15.

Cardshark is nice and easier than ebay. I'm not sure how easy it is to move cards nowadays, as I haven't sold on there for several years.

If you decide to use ebay, write up a nice excel spreadsheet, save it as CVS and import it into turbolister. That's definitely the easiest way.

Needs more Gush.

<quote>This is a serious concern that I think is being overlooked.  Will morphling.de carry decklists from "The New Vintage", for example?  Will Wizards continue to run the Vintage Championships?</quote>

If the movement grew large enough I think it'd apply enough pressure to Wizards to force them to accept that they have no idea what they are doing when it comes to Vintage. I think it'd be even easier to get other vintage sites to recognize the "new vintage." The biggest hurdle would be to kick start the movement and get enough players involved.

I think there is no question that wizards doesn't think about either eternal format too much. I mean, c'mon. Land Tax is banned. Regardless, it seems that most of the people who are speaking up are about 50-50 on the subject.

Hi all. I'm Keith McLaughlin. I used to play a lot of competitive magic, but got busy with graduate school and all that mess.

Now-a-days, I'm mostly interested in casual legacy decks. Playing magic for fun is.... fun! I'm working on a huge gauntlet of semi-casual decks. So far I have: Deadguy Red, Cuneo Blue, Finkula, The Rock, PT Junk, Secret Force, Oppo, WW w/geddon, and MBC. Next up: aggro-loam and GW weenie.