I'm not pulling on my driveway. We all know what that means. It's time to rather drive to work.

Coronavirus edition. So I've been using my time at home to interview people.

And today I have Cory Bowen with us to talk about Midnight Hunt Commander Decks.

So we're going to dive in deep into making Commander.

So, hey, Corey.

Hey, Mark.

How's it going?

Okay, so I first want to give a little overview, and then we'll dive into Middigh Head specifically.

So one of your jobs really is doing a lot of the commander designs, correct?

Yeah, I've led a lot of commander sets in my time here, and I've done a lot of the commander designs, correct? Yeah, I led a lot of commander sets in my time here, and I've done a lot of card design specifically for a commander.

So, I mean, you are on other teams and such, but one of the, probably your primary job is you lead a lot of commander sets.

Yeah, I would say that's my primary job. And yeah, you are right.

I'm on different standard sets and main sets all the time helping out.

But my primary job and my responsibility is all stem from leading commander sets.

Okay, so in particular today, we're going to talk about Midnight Hunt.

But I'm hoping today not only do we talk about Midnight Hunt, but kind of explain that in general,

making Commander Decks, because that's something we haven't talked a lot about on this podcast.

Okay, so you have Midnight Hunt.

I mean, you have a set.

We're going to talk about Midnight Hunt.

We'll use Midnight Hunt as the example here.

But, okay, we're going to make Commander Decks for a new set.

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