I'm pulling my driveway. We all know what that means. It's time from their drive to work.

Okay, so I'm going a smidge in early today because we're having a vision summit for ziplining.

So I thought today I would talk all about vision summits. What are vision summits? Where do they come from?

Why do we do them?

So it's a part of our process that I've mentioned a little bit.

I've talked about my column more than on my podcast.

But anyway, today I want to talk all about them.

So let me first talk a little bit about sort of the history of design and we'll get into vision summits.

So one of the things about doing design is since the very beginning, there have always been different teams.

Who the teams are, what they do, that's shifted a little bit over time.

But the idea that on most products, especially at Premier products and our main supplemental products,

somebody starts working on it and then hands it off to somebody else that continues working on it.

And the reason that process has been like how exactly

it works and who's handed

who and win or whatever. Like I said,

elements have it changed, but the idea

that one team works on it

and then pass it along to a second team

works on it is pretty core

to how we've made magic from pretty early.

Like the very first set I ever worked on when I got to Wizards was antiquities, not antiquities,

was alliances. And the idea there was somebody had designed it, which was East Coast Playtifters,

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