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

Okay, so I've been interviewing people from the past and present, who I worked with on magic sets.

So today I have, from working on Shadowmore, Sean Fletcher. Hey, Sean!

Hey, how are you? So, uh, I'm going to start with a little trivia about Sean.

So, ever since magic sets were made at Wizard, so like Tempits Forward, there's only ever

been one person who was on a magic set who never before or after that worked at Wizards.

And that is Sean, working on Shadowmore.

Technically, Greg Marks did work on a set before he worked at Wizards, but he later worked at Wizard.

So from a trivia standpoint, you were the only non-Wizzards employee to work on a Wizards-made

magic, to be in a magic team within the halls of Wizards?

That is correct.

So how did that happen, Sean?

How exactly did you end up on a team without working at Wizards?

Oh, boy.

Persistence and some renegade tactics.

Years prior to, I say years prior, but boy, there probably weren't that many years before.

Three or four years before I worked on Shadowmore, I decided I wanted to do some work with Wizards of the Coast and Magic.

And I was a graphic designer, so I started sending some portfolio pieces to wizards and had to kind of work sideways to figure out who to send the portfolio pieces to.

And eventually got some artwork under the nose of, I think, Brady Domerove at the time.

Yeah, they created director, yeah.

And interviewed for a position with, I think, the Dungeons and Dragons team

and tanked the interview horribly.

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