I'm not pulling out of the driveway. We all know what that means. It's time for other drive to work.

Coronavirus edition. So, I've been doing lots of interviews with magic people past and present.

So today I have Kelly Diggs with us to talk about the making of Dominaria.

Hey, Kelly.

Hey, Mark. It's great to be here.

So, uh, let's start for the beginning.

What's your earliest memory of making Dominaria?

What's your memory of us making this?

So my earliest memory of making Dominaria was,

boy, it must have been, I mean, six years ago now or something.

It was before I was actually even

on the creative team. I was just kind of confabbing with them about some stuff in my role as a

rules editor, but I got into a conversation with them about worlds that we could revisit.

And Dominaria was, you know, was on my personal list of things I'd want to see.

And I had this image that I think I've mentioned in a podcast before of like,

it's a world of castles and dragons and all the, you know, fantasy stuff you expect from Alpha.

But you dig six feet down and you hit rusted metal.

That like it's, it's, there was also this giant science fiction war on dominaria and so

showing those two things interacting that's my very first memory that was before dominiari was even on

the schedule um and then and then and then and then and then it was only much later when it was actually

on the schedule that i i was like can i can i have that one can i take it so just for the schedule, did I get on my hand shot up in the air? I was like, can I have that one? Can I take it?

So just for the audience, a little history, I believe there was a 13-year gap between the last

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