I'm pulling out the parking lot.

We all know what that means.

It's time for another drive to work.

And I dropped my son off for camp for spring to camp.

Okay, so today I'm going to approach things a little differently.

One of the things that I talk often about is the cooperative nature of making magic.

The making magic is not just a solitary endeavor.

Like, I used to be a writer, and I would sit down in front of my computer all by myself,

and I'd write a story, and, you know, making magic is not like that.

Making magic is very interconnected.

So I want to talk about today is, while we're designing cards, how many different people

we have to interact with and how many other people get affected by it.

So I really want to sort of give you a breath of there are a lot of different groups all working on magic,

all of which design has to care about.

So we're going to walk through this and I decided since Aminquet is out,

I'm going to use Amiket as for most of my example.

Not all of them because a few of these,

I couldn't get a good Amicade example.

But where I can, I will use Amiket as my example.

Okay.

So the team that we most interact with would be development.

The key is design is trying to get a vision.

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