I'm pulling out of the parking lot. We all know what that means, or maybe we don't. This is a rare

episode of Drive From Work. So I'm doing three podcasts to capture my talk from Magic Island

Atlanta on the top 20 most influential expansions of all time.

In part one, I got through the first six.

My goal today is to get through the next seven.

And then tomorrow, the final seven,

on the next podcast, the final seven.

So because I was running out of time to get it done this week,

I'm doing a rare drive from work podcast where I end up at home.

So I don't do these.

I've done some before, but I don't do them very often.

Okay, so number 14 in the most influential expansions of all time is Antiquities.

So when Richard Garfield's first made magic, he had a bunch of different playtefters.

I talked about this last time.

One group he had met at University of Pennsylvania, we now refer to as the East Coast

Playtefters, Scafellius, Jim Lynn, Dave Petty, and Chris Page.

So anyway, magic, basically the way magic worked was magic came out in August of 1993.

They printed enough cards for a year.

It sold out in six weeks.

So they printed beta in October of 1993.

No, really, this is really, this, this, this is enough for a year.

Sold out in like a week.

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