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

Okay, so today is the start of a series called 30 years based on a series of articles I did in my Making Magic column.

So to celebrate my 30 years working at Wizards, what I did is I went back, so I started working

at Wizards full time in October of 1995. And so I went back and looked at the 30 biggest design

innovations, the things that changed how we did design that happened in the last 30 years.

Now, it's not like one per year.

It's just 30 things that all.

I mean, the rules of this was it had to happen starting with October 95.

So there's a few things that happened before that, not counting those.

And it had to be something that I thought really fundamentally changed design some way.

Maybe it was a new tool, maybe it was a new way to think of things, maybe it was a new process.

There's a lot of different kinds of things I listed.

But the core of it is these are all things that since I started working at Wizards got added

to design in a way that changed how magic design worked.

So for each one of these, I talk about the thing that started it.

And I walk through, so once again, the thing I like to do when I do podcast versions of my articles is

I just have more time to sort of go into more depth.

So this is kind of like the article, but there's a little more there

because I have extra space to do so.

So we shall begin.

I'm not even sure how many podcasts this will be.

I have 30 items total to talk about, obviously.

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