I'm pulling on my driveway. We all know what that means. It's time for the drive to work.

Okay, so I have this ongoing series where I'm trying to talk about every magic set in existence.

So recently I did a podcast on betrayers of Kamagawa.

So I'm now going to do the, that was the second set in the championship of Kamagawa block.

Now I'm going to do the third set today, Saviors of Kamagawa.

So Saviors of Kamagawa comes out in June of 2005.

It has 165 cards.

So 55 commons, 55 uncommons, 55 rairs. Mythic Rare, not a thing yet. And 55 is because the

sheets are 110. So each card appears twice on the sheet. The design team was led by Brian

Tinsman, who also led the design for champions of Kamagawa. So Brian led the first and third set in the block.

I think I only did that once.

I did that in Mirrodin.

I did Mirrodin in Fifth On.

But anyway, his team was himself,

Brian Schneider, Brandon Bozzi, and Devin Lowe.

Brandon was on the creative team. Brian and Devin Lowe. Brandon was on the creative team.

Brian and Devin were both head developer at one point.

And then the lead of the development team was Randy Bueller,

and Brian Schneider, Worth Wilport, Mons Johnson, and Justin Webb were on the development team.

Some of those names you might recognize.

Jeremy Crawford was the art director. Okay, so this was the third set in the block. Now,

longtime listeners know that one of the reasons we stopped doing blocks was what we referred to

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