I'm pulling on my driveway.

We all know what that means.

It's time another drive to work.

Okay, so today is the start of a series.

In Amsterdam, MagicCon in Amsterdam, I did a talk about all the cards I've ever made that got banned or restricted.

And because there was a lot of cards to cover and only had an hour to do so, I went really quickly through it.

But I thought it might be fun for the podcast is I think there's a much longer version of the stories that I think I would like to share.

And so basically, this is my talk that I gave in Amsterdam, although I should say, I'm recording

this before I gave the talk, at least this early part, so I haven't given yet. But I know I'm going to,

I've been preparing for it. And so I'm going to give the longer, drawn-out version of this talk.

So if you enjoy the talk, the talk should be on video online.

If you enjoy the talk and said, you know, Mark went really fast through some of those.

That's what today is for.

Today is to go a little bit slower.

Okay. So let me explain... so the talk was called Getting the Band Together.

And let me explain the premise of it.

So Richard Garfield, obviously designed Alpha and Arabian Nights.

In between those two sets, I believe he has had 38 cards banned or restricted.

And Richard, for a while, held the record for the most banned restricted cards.

But I eventually passed him and continued to pass him.

And since I keep making cards, more cards I've made have gotten banned or restricted.

So anyway, I currently hold the record for having designed the most banned or restricted cards.

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