I'm Pono Mae Driveway. We all know what that means. It's time another drive to work.

Okay. So today, so recently, Gavin Verhe did a video on Good Morning Magic all about the

invitational cards. And so he did a lot talking about the cards like what happened to them once they got made

and i thought it might be a good story to talk about how they got made um so i'm going to tell the

behind-the-scenes stories of the making of the invitational cards um and i recommend that you

for the full exposure watch watch Gavin's video.

I'm trying to make this to compliment Gavin's video.

I mean, I'll repeat a few things, and I guess this hopefully will stand alone as well.

But it is meant to be a compliment to Gavin's video.

Okay, so what is the invitational cards?

How do they start?

How do they stop? How do they start again?

Let's talk all about that.

Okay, so we're going to go way back to

this is 1998, I think, 77, 98.

Or actually, maybe even earlier on that, maybe 96.

Actually, I might go back all the like to 96.

Anyway, what's going on is I am the editor-in-chief of the duelist.

And so we used to do this event at Origins called the Dueless Team Challenge, where we

would have, we hosted this event, and you would have three people play,

and then each person would play a different format.

They're all constructed formats.

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