I'm not pulling on my driveway. We all know what that means. It's time for the drive to work, coronavirus edition.

Okay, guys, I've been having so much fun talking with R&D folks new and old about sets we worked on together.

Today is R&D old. It's Tyler Bealman is with me to talk about original Mirrodin. Hey, Tyler.

Hey, Mark, it's so great to see you.

I'm so happy to be with you today. Okay, so let me, for the audience, I'm well versed in who you are,

but the audience might not be. So Tyler, um, started doing freelance work for, for Wizards,

doing, um, marketing and advertising. That's, that yep. Joined and on the brand team for a while.

Yep.

And then you came over to R&D.

You ran the creative team and did a lot of,

and you were on the design team for Mirren,

which is why we're talking about this today.

Although you also did a lot of the creative too.

So you have a larger role in Mirren.

Yeah, I was at that point in time, I was sort of the creative director was the title,

and I ran the creative team.

And I hadn't done much game design, actually, at all.

It was an incredible opportunity to start learning how to make games with this incredible team.

So, yeah, it was amazing.

Okay, so part of the fun of the Mirridan story, and this is what the audience knows,

like Tyler and I have not talked about this ahead of time, so I'm going to jump in and

we'll see what Tyler remembers of this.

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