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

Okay, so today is another in my series, 20 lessons, or 20, sorry, yeah, 20 lessons, 25, guys,

that's correct.

It is based on my GDC speech from 2006, GDC speech from 2016. I'm speaking well today.

Where I talked about 20 lessons I learned during my 20 years of making magic.

So we're up to lesson number 13, which is make the fun part also the correct strategy to win.

Okay, so I always start by talking about an example for magic.

Okay, so there was a product called Unhinged.

So I had made a product back in 1996 called Unglued.

That was a silver-border product that was kind of a fun.

The idea of the unsets are they break the rules and they, you know,

there are silver-border means they're not legal for

tournaments but it allows me to just do crazy things and you know make cards that we can't normally

make in blackboarder. In fact that's one of the rules about silver border cards is I only make

cards that we can't make in black border is not to waste you know save valuable black border

space for for normal sets.

And then unsets get to just do crazy things that we can't normally do.

So, in Unhinge, which was the second one,

and glued was the first one, I had a mechanic called Gotcha.

So Gotcha, the way it worked was the cards had an effect on it and then they

had a gotcha effect. What a gotcha effect was is if your opponent did a certain thing, certain

action or said a certain thing, then you could say gotcha and you could get it back. So you

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