I'm pulling away from the curb because I dropped my son off at school.

We all know what that means.

It's time another drive to work.

Okay, so one of the things I've been trying to do on my podcast is do a podcast on every single magic expansion.

And so today, I'm doing what I haven't done yet, weatherlight.

So for those that don't know, it came out in June 7th of 1997.

It was the third set in the Mirage block.

Had 167 cards, 62 commons, 55 uncommonds, and 50 rairs.

So the design team was Dan Cervelli, Mike Elliott, Joel Mick, and Tain Woodruff.

The development team was, uh, Mike, William, uh, William, Jockish, Bill Rose, Henry Stern, and myself.

The art director was Sue Ann Harky.

Um, okay, let me have a little context to whether or the way. What's going on?

So, basically, magic comes out in 93.

The first thing they do after Magic comes out is they hire a bunch of the original playtifters to work on magic.

Skephalias, Jim Lynn, Dave Petty.

And so a lot of the early R&D are people that were playtefters.

Well, what happens is they decide that a lot of them want to be working on other stuff.

So they hire sort of the next wave of magic designers.

And that next wave is me, Bill Rose, William Jockish, Mike Elliott, Henry Stern.

And so there's a period of time where the five of us were the development team,

and we were doing most of the development work.

But,

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