I'm not pulling on my driveway. We all know what that means. It's time for another drive to work at home edition. So today I have another fun interview. I have Elizabeth Rice from a casual playgroup. So Ellie's going to explain what exactly is the casual playgroup. And then we're going to talk about how the casual play group worked with March of the Machine.

So, hello, Ellie.

Hello, thank you for having me.

I'm so excited.

It's my first time.

I used to be a listener, and now I'm here.

I know.

It's wild.

Okay.

So first up, let's explain what the casual play group is because it's a relatively new thing.

I mean, it's been a couple

years i mean at this point it's been there for like two years but still that's relatively new in the

30 years of magic zone yeah yeah so uh casual play team was we started in um November of uh of

2021 officially that's when I started at least.

And our goals primarily as a team is to essentially give wizards us an opportunity into the casual

world.

So people that play commander who play tabletop, you know, with their friends that

aren't necessarily going to tournaments all the time. You know, whereas we have an FFL that's designed to

take care of like constructed and standard play, we're here to take care of and guide what we find

is the healthiest for these other very popular formats,

like primarily commander, but other things within them.

Okay, so it's your job to make sure, like, the way I like to think of it is that the

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